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I am very new to PvP and only know some of the super budget set ups. Is there a guide anywhere for the maxed set ups for the 1 def, zerker, max/med builds?
External link →I am very new to PvP and only know some of the super budget set ups. Is there a guide anywhere for the maxed set ups for the 1 def, zerker, max/med builds?
External link →Shamelessly yoinking these from ttv/Rhys but they're sound setups if you're looking to get learning NH in any of the builds:
Pure: https://i.imgur.com/2nbJ8XT.png
Zerk: https://i.imgur.com/sRA4A50.png
Max/med: https://i.imgur.com/h5p1jIs.png
If you find a friend willing to practise with you as well would encourage you to mess around with other styles and setups outside of just 'meta' NH. Including things like messing with Standard Spellbook (Harm/Volatile Staff + Tome of Fire) and Lunars for Veng (especially worth if you're looking to learn to anti). Another shameless yoink but Dino's Discord has a bunch of PvP setups that you'll see in the wildy that you could pull for some more 'off-meta' experimentation.
Otherwise would advise just asking around in most PvP streams on Twitch, a lot of them are really sound and take the time to help newer players find their feet because it can for sure be super overwhelming at first!
Solid mod post , mad respect seems you’re passionate about people experiencing this content right
I'm passionate about demystifying and trying to help more people engage with PvP in honesty. I'm not great at PvP (especially not NH, I'm an Edge-style/BH kinda gamer) but I love it, it's just overwhelming. The skill floor is high and the learning curve is steep but once you start getting comfy or being able to consistently fight other people learning and start feeling yourself getting better there are so many hours of enjoyment to be had and it makes you a much better and well-rounded player imo.
Will always take opportunities to try and help people get started and hopefully see some of them stick with it!