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Thanks for bringing this up. I've raised this internally and we have a solution. It may not be implemented in time for the next patch as there's a million important things to tackle before then but it's in our queue now
Thanks for bringing this up. I've raised this internally and we have a solution. It may not be implemented in time for the next patch as there's a million important things to tackle before then but it's in our queue now
Read moreIt was wisely suggested to use tier levels of all resist or poison resist (or any resist really). I like both options - a flat number or greater as well as the tiers.
Tiers work well given how crafting works.
So in either case, I’m happy with the solution and I love the built in loot filter - it’s a great feature. I Just wondered if there was a way to look for total resist on an item and set it look for greater than or equal to a certain amount.
So let’s say it sets +16% all resist as an implicit (the top most stats that come with an item), then and a prefix or suffix (though I think resists are only suffixes?) there is another 15% poison resist. For a total of 15% resist for everything but 31% resist for poison in total.
I can set it via tiers but that won’t capture this item since neither thing is tier 3 resist, for example. But would be captured if there is a way to look for >= 30% poison. Is that possible?
Again, I love the loot filter...
You can only look at tiers. It can't filter by values.
Hahah. Thanks.
It may not last cuz, man, I am getting a beat down after killing Lagon for the first time. Turns out my poison resist is Terrible which is what spawned this question. :)
My resistances and damage don’t seem to be enough anymore, similar to after the first time you kill Kitava in POE. That seem about right? An increase in monsters post first Lagon kill?
So I know what I have to do now thanks to assistance, just need time to do it but work is in the way. :)
Thanks!
There is a big difficulty spike right there. It's also a ton of poison damage that you haven't had to deal with much yet. That's a very common "wake up call" moment in the campaign. It's meant to get you looking at your defenses before you enter end game because most builds don't really need much defense focus up until that point.
Your class, and mastery are the only things you can't change. So effectively there will be 15 character classes on launch, 12 are currently available.
As a beastmaster how can I compare the base dps of the different pets? What are the base attack speeds for the bear, raptor, and wolves?
How does the damage calc work? If anybody has the formula for the pets I would appreciate it.
How does added flat damage compare to % increased damage?
Can you go over 100% increased pet attack speed?
Are there any soft caps or diminishing returns on any stats like pet crit multi or critical strike?
Oh wow, so i thought with all the movement on patch 0.9 hapoening it was close but are going to wait like 3 month+ before anything get released yet ?
We don't have a set timeline on 0.9 yet. We have an internal goal that we will share when we are more confident in it and get closer to the date.
Damage nodes in Spirit Plague are set up unusually because they need to scale instances of the Spirit Plague ailment rather than the ability cast itself. This has resulted in a bug where they're not taken into account for tooltip DPS.
- Maximum companions in the wolf tree... You are basically wasting a skill slot to be specialized
Agreed, having a whole specialisation where you only care about one node and don't ever cast the skill even indirectly is a bad situation. This sort of thing is why we generally avoid putting unconditional global effects like this in individual skill trees. I think the node itself is still interesting and instead of removing it, we're more likely to add a way to make the skill relevant even when you're spending all your companion slots on crows.
2.) %Per totem Nodes in shaman tree - This basically pigeonholes you into taking Thorn totem because this is the only totem that you can summon more than 1 of.
This is a good point. The nodes should probably be changed to "per type of totem you have active", so that building around it is more about finding ways to consistently summon different totems, or pu...
Read moreI don't know reddit mod tools well enough to quickly set up custom colours for it and I just saw this very late. If I can figure it out, got a colour suggestion?
We're planning to make them stackable in future.
The base damage of most melee and bow attacks is only around 2 or 3, as they're intended to feel like ways of conveying your weapon's damage.
The base damage of most spells and throwing attacks is 1/5 of their added damage effectiveness, so a spell with 100% added damage effectiveness will generally have around 20 base damage and a spell with 400% added damage effectiveness will generally have around 80 base damage. This fixed ratio means that with no other sources of flat damage, +1 flat damage will result in 5% more damage.
Voidknight spells are a bit different. Their base damage is generally 2/5 of their added damage effectiveness, so a void knight spell with 100% added damage effectiveness will generally have around 40 base damage, so +1 flat damage will result in 2.5% more damage. This, combined with their flat void damage per Vitality scaling is intended to make them less reliant on the use of specific caster weapons such as wands and staves.
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Read moreIf it makes you feel any better, we have gotten rid of that load screen by just making the rest zone load instantly.
Closing the topic while I evaluate what is going on.
It really depends on context. Sometimes it can range from thematic reasons like block making sense as a shield affix but not so much as on a helmet to mechanical ones like wanting to restrict the overall availability of an affix like increased cooldown recovery speed on the helmet and nowhere else.
This also lets us break the rules with unique items that open up interesting build options that in turn come with their own opportunity costs.
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I think that you might have a legacy item. Gloves used to be able to have vitality on it but it sounds kind we have changed that. So, you can keep the affix and use the gloves but you can’t craft on it.
Damaging ailments stack as far up as their individual duration allows. Are you perhaps, by any chance, talking about them removing the limit of stack numbers shown on the HUD in 0.9.0?
Yes, that's in for next patch.