[Official] Diablo III Information and Discussion Thread - Page 941

I accidentally sold my awesome gloves (180dex, 110vit, 7.5cc, 32cd, + other stats) to the vendor and quit out of the game. I thought I was selling some low lvl crap but when I saw my character wearing different kind of gloves in the main menu I was like...... Needless to say I rage quit for the day.

ouch, this is why I believe there should be an equipped item lock button, much like the skill lock people have been suggesting - I know i've lost my neph stack more than once clicking near the bottom of my screen, but to lose an item you like is worse...

I really gotta stop reading this thread. If you turn off elective mode it also locks your bars. I lost a 5stack before Ghom last night because I accidently clicked a skill lol.... I usually dont lock it but I had started a few days ago, and this was the first time I lost a stack.

Whats worse is sometimes when I go to town to empty bags I have left the game -_-

does Life on Hit for WD Triple Poison Dart give u life on each poison dart hit essentially meaning LoH is tripled?

ie. 200 Life on Hit using multiple dart shot = 600 life per hit?

Finally, Inferno is beaten!

Grats DoomDash. What gear are you using? I'm a barb currently stuck in Act 3 fields. I have around 950 all res, 14k DPS, but 0 life on hit. I'm really curious how much more gear it's gonna take me to beat the game.

so meeeeeeean LOL......

about the cull the weak passive.....relax bro...I have used archery for a more than a month, just recently swapped it out for sharpshooter, not realizing cull the weak is 15%. Was using brooding as a regen skill for the level entrance abuse, but now that it doesnt work in inferno anymore I'd gladly swap it out.

super internet is useless in this game anyway. The lag is from the server, not from player's line. I get so many spikes and rubberbands you won't believe my internet speed if I tell you. Man that first 30 seconds in-game.....even if it start to stablize, one vault and WOOT!! spike all the way down to 20 fps.

Will gladly try your skill set, I'm currently still waiting for new items to finish bidding, not too hopeful in getting most, if not any, of them though. Without any new items my resist is a bit too low to survive even act 1 (currently 210 resist all, or something similar).

After yelling that I can't even get out of new tristram yesterday, I somehow manage to get all the way through to skeleton king and kill him in one try, with 5 NV too. Dont even ask me how


whats CA-LFB?

also, I've never tried any grenade skills, how do they perform?? Are they any good? Or just good with combined with other stuff??

I tried one in the early levels, threw a few, found that they throw for like the range of piss so I swap it back out immediately



more like BG

Bad game? Broken game? I don't know, which one you think it is?
Edited by HarrisLam - 7/8/12 at 11:46pm

making a witch doctor work with pets in inferno is so hard.. but its fun see'ing your pets tank some elites without too much problems.. the only problem is when they stack molten and plague on the same champion pack and reflect damage + illusionist


yes i've had a night with reflect damage + not so random bs affixes


gg blizzard gg


but i found out how much stats you need to make the pets last a while longer in inferno act 1 at least

I've done that a few times!

If you take a look a couple of pages back I posted my gear and stats (Barbarian) when I beat Diablo on Inferno.

Your resists are pretty good but DPS is on the low side (mine I would consider fairly low also and I have 17.5k). Life on hit is hugely beneficial - I'm considering switching up my build as a dual wield permanently by swapping out Wrath of the Beserker for Overpower and focusing on 2x axes with 900+ life on hit each and improving my crit chance.

Only downside is I'll be in trouble against Nightmarish, Jailer and Shielded elites.

The builds I use I posted earlier in the thread before the EHP comment.

After way too much thought into it, I figured out what he meant by EHP. It's essentially this; your HP + the amount of dmg an enemy can deal before you die.

So if you have 1000 HP and 50% armor for dmg reduction, then you can face an enemy or enemies that deal 2000 dmg before you die. (obviously, if an enemy can deal 2000 dmg, multiply that by armor .5 = 1000 = dead).

Similarly, if you have 4 enemies that deal 500 dmg, [(500 x .5 ) x 4] = 1000 = dead, so the 4 enemies deal 2000 dmg, but after armor conversion to dmg, they deal 1000. This translates EHP as 2000, because you can face a total of 2000 dmg before you die as opposed to a monster dealing only 1000.

Like I said, the wording is kind of used incorrectly, and it makes it more difficult to understand, because you can't "take" 2000 dmg, you can still only "take" 1000 dmg, but you can face an enemy that can deal 2000 dmg, even though they are in fact only "dealing" 1000 dmg after the armor is factored in.

Oh, and in regards to your EHP being less if you have more vitality... That is not true unless you have less armor because of it. Reasoning is this;
If you have 1000 hp and 50% armor, as explained above, you can face an enemy that deals 2000 dmg. Now say you have 1500 hp and 25% armor, you will still be in the same exact boat as you were with 50% armor reduction and 1000 hp, because an enemy that deals 2000 dmg (2000 x .25) = 500 less dmg... which means your still being dealt 1500 dmg = dead.
Edited by likethegun - 7/9/12 at 12:18am