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My plan is to go Sunder Gladiator since it's pretty easy to gear(no crit, no accuracy) then QoTF Raider Wander. I hate upkeeping flasks with Pathfinder even with a macro.

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Even without the shockwaves(how often was that happening?), cleave's single target isn't much more than sunder's. I mean, unless you're bored of sunder, then go cleave! Got me a pair of raven wings from turmoil.

If you're going self cast, it's really hard to compensate for the health cost. I'm not even sure you can do without VP.

Bisco's nerf is kinda annoying, doesn't this make it even worse of a must-have? Unless it's so fucking rare that amount of Bisco's available just isn't enough to affect the market. Even if that sunder bug happened every time, that's really only a knock to its single target damage. Shouldn't...

No nerf to sunder, unless you count that bug fix. No idea how often that was happening. Dark pact has the minion tag now, even when self cast?

Comparing it to cleave is likely accurate. Decent but with shortcomings that are easy to overlook as density and attack speed ramp up. Never really approaches what you can do with sunder or cyclone. My main problem is the turn speed is horrible.

A lot of people, especially on this forum, did not play Destiny 1.

Not sure this is the right genre for Tarantino, but it at least would be better than the Abrams reboot filth.

My mistake, I thought you were referring to popular starter builds, namely sunder(1H axes) and SRS.

siege axe > vaal axe

I don't think anyone is arguing about believability.

Molten Strike wiki entry seems to suggest inc AOE is essentially neutral. I was just commenting that 30% increased area probably isn't that much.

I'd probably still take Brutal Fervor so I could have flexibility in the boot slot. Are abyssal socket in belt and boots this next league? Derp, nevermind, cyclone immune to stun... Idk, stun tree? 30% AOE size doesn't seem worth 2 ass points.

Shit, I must have missed that. Or didn't remember it. Or preferred to remember the better movie where these stupid heroes have consequences from combat.

It is indeed. Makes that sunder so wide and girthy.

They certainly didn't play Rhody's injury that way in Civil War. I'm not going to go back and watch it, but I seem to remember the implication was it's the wheelchair life for Rhody. Injuries matter or they don't, can't have it both ways.

So a slayer will still be able to roll 46% continuous HPS instead of 70%. That's still plenty powerful. Wonder if it's worthwhile to consider slayer over gladiator for my starting sunder character.

So, I guess Rhody's spine is ok? Haha, fuck consequences!

You have 3 days, get on that shit.

I'm betting Bloodseeker won't be nerfed, the downside of being stuck with a sub 300 dps weapon is enough. Also, having to use blade flurry to map.

For the expansion that will be known for oozes, the weapon class dodges all the weapon hate by not being given any reason to use weapons at all! So, really, shitty legendary weapon is in fact a good thing. Shitty weapons are the true weapon hate hate.

You purposefully want the chocolate to be shitty? From my experience, that happens the more pure the chocolate. Chocolate's crystalline fat structure is very finicky, read up about tempering chocolate if you're interested. Adding stuff in insurance against brittle chocolate, it's one of the...

Are you sure? I thought was because the name is not connected to the affixes. It handles uniques with lots of ranges just fine. Maybe the trade macro guy is too lazy to figure out the hashing used in the url? IDK.

I'm already bored and I'm only level 14. The character progression in this game is pretty poor. I get upgrade points and don't have anywhere exciting to spend them. I get weapons that only allow me to keep up with the enemies scaling with my level instead of allowing me to beat them down...

100%? You bought unsweetened chocolate and then tried to eat it? Splenda will help but it might throw off what you're used to chocolate normally tasting. Kinda like drinking regular soda your whole life then having diet for the first time. Chocolate + high-fat dairy is typically called...

Didn't notice the double possess, good catch, that will be annoying. I don't see cartographer's that annoying...are they exceedingly rare? Same for essence, it's an "or", so you only have to hit one.

Which one are those? The bottom 3 look annoying and not worth the effort. Maybe run 300 elder and shaper maps each, but I did 1337 last league, so... I did 34 last league without killing shaper or uber atziri and these look easier. Hoping I can do 36, portal looks nice.

Wtf is keto cake? As in, I get the concept, what's the substitute for the majority of the cake structure?

Finally, the weapon that blade flurry died for! :rolleyes:

Is there a class that plays similar to ME's Vanguard? Been playing Hunter, maybe only a few hours in and while looks like it at least partially emphasizes melee attacks, it doesn't seem to fully support it like ME did.

Finished Deadhouse Landing, very good book. Only one real complaint:

I would suggest playing a build that shatters. Sweet sweet shatters.

That would be it, my mistake.

How are you shattering as a sunder build? Usually those are non-crit since axes and maces have poor support for crit.

Coconut milk isn't that sweet.

I started out with Perl and moved to Python. You can do some powerful stuff with Perl, but that same power almost always made code comprehension fucking hard.

D&T is not a challenging unique map and I can't think of anything that would be particularly imposing for sunder.

Good thing pantheon mostly sucks.