To the left of flurry aspect dungeon is a rare mob that drops dark blade. A shadow dmg sword. Looks sweet and drops every time.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I wanted to mention that in this video, but I'm worried Blizzard may change that - and I really don't want to spread bad information (though it may not be changed).

@oldmangamer7161

Жыл бұрын

@@Valuedx I hope they don’t. I was carrying two the whole slam. And was going to farm him every few levels.

@sethsevaroth

Жыл бұрын

​@@Valuedx it's a unique item so I anticipate they won't change that the elite drop but could possibly change the drop rate or elite spawn rate or fix the item level. I also wonder if like D3 they may change it so you can't equip two unique items. IIRC from the beta legendary items can't be dual equipped but rare uniques can.

Thanks for the tips bro. I will def try out all 3 build for my main rogue. Are you doing baba yaga (barb) builds as well ?😂 Cuz im planning to second play a barbarian 🦾

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha. I'm not going to do any soon, because I did not play Barb in the server slam. BUT when the game launches I will be doing content around all 5 classes (Unless I absolutely hate one of them)

I think the movement speed is a way better choice for dark shroud early game. The extra crit may shave some seconds off bosses and elites but i felt way better having permanent speed out of combat between packs etc.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you, especially while running WT1. The mobs die so quickly that the extra crit doesn't make that much of a difference. I wanted to make sure in this video I didn't throw out TOO many scenarios to confuse people, but I do think that the MS route for DS makes total sense especially on WT1 as I stated before :)

IIRC after prologue you can go to any ACT so if possible i would go straight to act 2 to get all the aspects i need for twisting blades.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

I think you can go to Act 1, 2, and 3 - as they give you the breadcrumb main quests for those areas. But, I personally plan to follow the natural progression for my first character, and then come up with my own 'best strategy' for leveling alts with this in mind. You absolutely could go in that order though.

Question. When you rush to ACT IV to unlock the mount, will skipped sidequests still scale with your level?

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

Sorry I took a while to get to this - yes! I'm going to mainline the MSQ all the way until mounts, go back and do world content [dungeons, area completion, altars of lilith, side quests, and strongholds]

Hey man do you plan on making one of these for druids?

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

Haha funny you asked! I actually do intend on only doing Druid as well. My first 2 classes that I play will be Rogue and Druid, and I'll be doing the same for Druid in a few days. I'm still theory crafting and researching my build to ensure I'm sharing good information.

going into the game my goal is to beat the capstone dungeon someday so this build wouldnt work for me but anyone going for the story this build could be great for them do recomend. One thing that twisting blades need to work properly is positioning. It does not rely on any items, only on your skills (game understanding) to get the most dmg out of it.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

YES! I'm so excited for the nightmare & capstone dungeons, I love the difficult content in Diablo.

Any suggestions on it? If rogue is a good choice to pair with a barbarian?

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

Generally, I would personally say Barbarian best pairs with Sorc or Necro because it's such a 'in your face' class. I'm personally going to be leveling with a Sorc, because I'll be getting attention of enemies, and my sorc can more or less free cast while I distract and deal damage. But, if you have good synergy as a duo - you can level with any 2 classes :)

You finish act 1 at like lvl15, you'll be able to get twisting blades going well before lvl20

isnt puncture better? since if u are close to the enemy it will make them vounerable all the time. the one your using only makes them vounerable if ur below 50% energy

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

For which build were you talking about? I ran puncture with build 2. The reason I took IS for Build 1 is because you'll consistently be below 50% energy with flurry, and using IS to build energy will apply vulnerable and synergize with your flurry well.

Just as a note, the 2nd dash node gives crit damage, not crit chance. My long term plan for my off season/"base" account Rogue is to go w/ Barrage as the primary skill, but will definitely be considering flurry to level a bit before I can more of the gear online due to the aspect being so easy to get. Hadn't thought of that - thanks!

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

*facepalm* you're right, I made an error in the voice over. I played with PS myself and it felt really good. The only thing I didn't like about barrage was the lacking boss damage. But that may be fixed at higher levels (?) and would make the build much better. That's my favorite thing about Rogue though, is that we'll have viable melee and ranged options for various content.

@FlyingPancake0390

Жыл бұрын

@@Valuedx Yeah I'm hoping that barrage works out okay at higher levels - I know shadow imbue/rapid fire seems to be the choice but I hate the rapid fire cast time/targeting. Too many instances where I start to fire my arrows, the boss the moves and my whole skill just flies off into oblivion. Barrage seems to cast way faster.

which slot are you gambling for while leveling?

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

Personally helmet after T3. I’m going to start with penetrating shot for my end game build.

could you do a key bidding guide for us please? I'm pretty new to this. Thanks so so much! I also sub'd as well. Thank you for the video!

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

Keep an eye on the channel, I'm going to be making a ton of content to help you out on launch and beyond :) (The topic you asked for will come after launch)

TB with double imbuements, dash or shadow step, puncture and clone is another good option

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

I agree, I almost made a build similar to what you described - but like I mentioned, didn't want to recommend builds I didn't actually get to try.

@amarak149

Жыл бұрын

I think double imbuement is unnecessary with the twisting blades cdr enhancement

@MrWirikuta

Жыл бұрын

@@amarak149 poison is very good vs single target, shadow is formidable for dungeon clearing. It's a bummer having to change the imb. everytime before the boss or before some hard elite

Good luck beating Maxroll build.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

While Maxroll is a good site, they don't always have the best builds. They get close, but miss a few key things. If you go look at their tier list for Diablo 3 for example, their Demon Hunter section is wrong. The #1 build that every leaderboard DH is running isn't on the tier list. But thank you anyways haha :)

@sofiakaos5278

Жыл бұрын

wtf is this a competition now? cant we build our own best build cause someone else already made one better so ours is useless and pointless? my gosh just get that there is no perfect build for everything. Yours will always excell and equally fall behind in comparison to other builds, also the way you play them could be entirely diferent.

@GuruChaz

Жыл бұрын

@@sofiakaos5278 Says the person that already turned down this build.

@GuruChaz

Жыл бұрын

@@Valuedx I'll remember that the next time I play a Demon Hunter. (never)

Speeddd...play the game your own pace .don't rush anything .take your time because you paid it to play it for a long time. Diablo 4 is a game that will be long so don't need to be in a hurry.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

Completely agree. But, some people want to get to the end game content quickly, so they’re after the strongest builds to clear content quickly.

why would you play an ability that makes you stand still to clear packs? Twisting blades is far superior for leveling regardless of its aspect/codex power not being available until act 2. especially on WT1, on WT2 i can clear the entire campaign in like an hour 40 even in the most recent beta and before level 15, this build is going to be slow and I feel like your baiting your viewers.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

I also mentioned this in the video :) The flurry build is a bit stronger at earlier levels, from my testing (I tried both very early on in the slam) And I strictly advised to switch to TB at early 20s. The end of the day is you can honestly run whatever build you want for WT1, these builds are my theory crafted best builds for Rogue on launch - and everything is subject to change as well, so having some variety for builds isn't a bad thing. Blizzard will likely be adjusting the strength of things from what we remember in the slam too, so I'm trying to be open minded.

@simonzendel1122

Жыл бұрын

@@Valuedx I played every beta and I guess if you are wanting to play safe it is a decent build. But with TB scaling and the fact you never ever ever stop moving forward, TB even without powers will significantly outweigh this build. I can run from start to end of campaign be level 14/15 farm a few side quests hit renown one and move straight into the next zone to grab the TB power before you would have finished the campaign. That is the speed difference in the two builds for every pack you stop to pop, TB with dash, shadow strike, etc will kill 2-3 packs and be 2-3 screens ahead. Not saying its not a viable build but this is most certainly not the strongest. I feel your theory crafting is not as strong as it could be but I have to say you make good content, good quality and I cannot wait to see what you bring out once your sunk into end game 😀.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

@@simonzendel1122 Haha thank you, and yes I tried to be very honest in the video; I have a lot of theories about the Rogue that I didn't share in this video; because I don't want to go out on a limb and recommend a build that ends up being awful because numbers are changed, and etc. I appreciate the compliments, and I'm very excited to actually have the game in front of me with a fully built rogue (and every other class) to share my opinions and things I learn along the way.

Lol everytime i wanted read the descriptions he keeps on circling his bloody cursor and cant read it. Cbf stoping the video to read. Oh well. A little details go long way my friend.

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

I've linked the build page in the description if you'd like to read through the abilities. I was hovering like that because I was explaining as I went through the build, highlighting the key parts of the build. But I'll keep this in mind for the future. When I actually can access the live game, I'll be able to do more with editing to visually present this information :)

Because you are playing on WT1 you are putting too much emphasis on your early game build. Why bother going flurry and switching to twisted blades? I mean are you saving hours by doing this? No. How many minutes are you saving? It's pointless in my opinion. The game isn't hard up to the 25 cap we played in beta. I understand that selection of WT is a preference thing. If you are challenged for time it might make sense (eg you get to play 5 hours a week I get it). You know damn well if you are watching build videos a week b4 release this isn't a thing. I'm not dumping on you for your video and my text may convey I am a contrarian. That's not my intent. I will say I plan on going smoke bomb for the daze on packs. I am 48 years old and by selecting that one I believe I will have the muscle memory down so when I hit WT3 I will have a great tool to solo dangerous packs of mobs (my conjecture may be wrong and the shroud skill might be the better choice). I am also taking the shadow clone ultimate. I'm very excited for release. It's going to be alot of fun. My last thought is to look at the paragon before launch, but don't stress it. Those fully buffed end game builds are silly. Enjoy the journey and Everybody will respec their paragon!

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

I really appreciate your opinion, and I agree with alot of what you were saying. I do agree with you WT1 is a joke no matter what build you go, you could literally just spec your points into any skills and clear WT1. But the information was meant to be shared as a general early game build, and some people (even who watched this video) will not go WT1 because as the video I shared highlighted WT2 really is a noob trap, and naturally people will select it for the benefits it lists. I don't think your comment was negative by any means, and I appreciate the insight. A lot of things I'm sharing here are my early thoughts, I've spent a fair bit of time theory crafting around early game and the things I learned from server slam, and wanted to share those thoughts in an organized manner. In relation to your third paragraph, I agree that shadow clone (as mentioned in both of my builds) is the strongest possible option, and upon testing I will likely ultimately end up pivoting to it when I get into the paragon board.

@nickbrown9163

Жыл бұрын

@@Valuedx I am really intrigued by how difficult the game will be at wt3. Hence my infatuation with smoke grenade. With that said, I'm going to enjoy my first play through. Definitely playing wt2. I don't have dash and concealment or dark shroud......that's why I am so amped for the game. So many cool choices! I am going shadow over poison. (All 3 imbuements look awesome).

@Valuedx

Жыл бұрын

@@nickbrown9163 I think the game will be at a 'moderate' level of difficulty at WT3, nothing any meta build shouldn't be able to handle. Considering WT3 isn't the highest tier, I'm going to imagine (in DIABLO 3 terms) it'll be comparable to T8-T10 somewhere in there.

@MeaningOfLife-Gaming

Жыл бұрын

@@nickbrown9163 I'm planning a hybrid rogue and have similar concerns as you and am planning to go with smoke grenade too. In fact, I'm even thinking of going with cold imbue (although not a main one and might switch back and forth depending on dungeon/area--cold damage very low) because I'm not sure rogue could survive late game, especially if monsters charge at you or get close to you (this wasn't too bad in Diablo3 but was really an issue in Diablo2 late game.) Rogue's damage mitigation looks very weak. Probably going to come down to dodge chance based off dexterity.