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updated the maxroll I'm not putting Soul Offering and Mana Tempest in maxroll to not create even more confusion, and with patch 0.1.1 they're not quite as effective because you now can't nuke bosses right after they spawn, so pre-buffing is not as strong

@@desu665 not seeing the update on maxroll, could you give me the link?

check the link in the description

vulnerability is useless, I already break armor with a node from the tree, despair is there because I wear Ming's Heart x2

@@desu665 Rly, didnt notice about rings. Thanks

Using Fast Metabolism, you can also use Atziri's Acuity for similar effect I updated the description

Detonate Dead is stupid strong right now, it deals a lot of damage even if you're a minion build with no investment in spell damage. And I kill first mobs with Bone Cage - I have 45% crit chance and 300% crit damage from Maligaro's, + Ambush support, so Bone Cage with +9 spell levels deals enough damage to kill white mobs at very low Demonflame

lowest graphic settings and ultra performance FSR, I'm on GTX 1060

check the description, there's a link to a full guide

you probably set it to weapon swap when you use Bonestorm, open the skill deatails and make sure that all checkboxes are selected

full build guide here - www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/3665591

Yes, there are strong Bonestorm Blood Mage builds. but Demonform Infernalist has higher ceiling if you are at high stacks.

@@desu665 do you have any recommendations for the build?

@@coccoina91 www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/3665591 working on a guide here

were you also in turn based mode?

You probably have "g_corpseRemovalTime" set to "0", which makes them not to disappear. Default is 10 if I'm not mistaken, so they disappear after 10 seconds if they are not in view of the camera.

better than combat in any other SW game, because lightsabers feel like lightsabers and not some glowing sticks

Probably because this is a jedi focused game...whereas Battlefront is not. You're basically asking the equivalent of why there isn't in-depth fencing combat in Call of Duty. lol. The heroes are more or less a bonus in that game. Not the focus.

enemies are unkillable in Dark Rage, but yeah - the simple overhead chop is extremely powerful because it connects for longer period of time

@@desu665 I figured, but I couldn't resist knocking on it like modern lightsaber duels

@@EndThusIAmknocking on a game that came out nearly 2 decades? Yeah great comparison. Don’t get me wrong for it’s time it was good, but very janky but to compare say the Fallen Order series is a stretch as they both have so much caliber to their games but very very different in concept as after all The Jedi Knight series was originally meant to be First Person until Outcast changed the direction especially on the lightsaber combat. Good and bad thing about mods is that sure it does change to improve certain aspects but if it was never in the original release, then it shows that it was never meant to go beyond its required specs to run the game which is why I laugh when people compare FO NV to FO4. They are games that tested the capability at its time and should never be compared imo and these vids don’t help as it is a hot bed for mindless debates and insults. People tend to forget that The Episode 3 game has some of the best lightsaber animations you will ever see in a Star Wars game but will be seen as dated due to it being very limited in accessible ways to play but again it’s a different formula that took elements simply from hack and slash games. Honestly they all have so much charm that should never be compared

@@justsomeoldyoutuber6093 Calm down.

Approximated damage: 0:01 hit his leg or maybe not. -5% hp max, probably missed. Hard to tell. 0:03 horizontal unblocked swing -40% hp, clear hit, but this strike is not very powerful 0:04 vertical hit, -20% hp, could have been more if she targeted head Dark rage activated -25% hp 0:05 diagonal hit. Usually it would be -5-10%, but with dark rage it is 2% max 0:06 horizontal swing over his head - didn't connect, no damage 0:08 first air wheel - didn't connect, no damage 0:09 second air wheel - he made a sound of being hit, so it probably connected, but this is weak move, so it is -5% max, with dark rage -1% max Dark rage ended, he is at 1%-10% hp, most likely at 1%, can be instantly killed by force lighting. 0:10 vertical swing. Didn't connect, no damage, but interesting how it is part of a combo, so it was slightly faster than usual overhead swing. 0:14 red overhead swing - very powerful strike, even without wiggling. -40..-70% hp. Overkill.

thats jedi master difficulty.. i have a video showing proof lol

No. This is a build for late game to completely destroy difficult bosses. Early in the game (before Level 5) you will be weak if you multi-class at all. The "meta" build for fun and effectiveness is to play a pure class. After Level 5 you have more options, but sticking with a pure class is always a good one.

Paladin/Warlock is stronger still. warlock still has got second attack for pact weapon, which combined with higher level spell slots, paladin's extra attack, and more versatility makes warlock-paladin one of the most broken things in DnD itself

What's broken is that Rafael can be easily paralyzed, an paralysis is what actually kills him, because it makes all attacks crit. Other builds can leverage it too - archer fighter, magic missile wizard, monk, rogue etc.

+1 to any ability from Auntie Ethel

Balduran's Giantslayer

paralyzed targets are guaranteed to be critically hit

@@desu665 how did you paralyse him? Oil of crawler mucus? Where you get it from

​@@WitcherLover-pd9yeI guess it's the skill from Voss's legendary sword, 2 turn stun, never misses, cd on short rest 😅

@@BlackBirdOni hes using the baldarian greatsword

@@BlackBirdOni That stun can definitely miss. He isn’t using the silver sword, he is using baldurian greatsword. Stun isn’t paralyze and doesn’t give 100% to hit.

Crawler mucus coated on his weapon. He uses the illithid power to crit on first hit and it applies successfully, allowing him to paralyse Raphael, which then allows him to crit every time he hits.

Doing a similar build currently (video uses Paladin 5/Warlock 5/Fighter 2, I'm using Paladin 7/Warlock 2). Here's how I'd suggest going about it: Start as a Warlock. Fiend Patron is great, because the temporary hit points give you much needed early game bulk, and make you a little bulkier late game. GOO Patron is also solid for the fear-on-crit effect, but I like it less. Pick Agonizing Blast and Repelling Blast at level 2, and just click Eldritch Blast until you get to level 3. Then, pick Pact of the Blade, find an appropriate magic weapon (for act 1 Everburn Blade or Sword of Justice, for act 2 Sentinel Halberd, Sword of Justice, or Unseen Menace, for act 3 Sentinel Halberd or Balduran's Giantslayer with a Potion of Hill/Cloud Giant Strength). After that, keep going as normal. You'll be equipping light armor for the early game; Padded Armor +1 gets your AC to 14, which is acceptable for this early in Act 1. You'll upgrade soon. Take 17 as your base Charisma stat, get the hag's hair to increase it to 18, pump it to 20 at your first ASI. Once you hit 6th level, respec so that your first level is in Paladin (keep the 5 Warlock levels for after). This gives you heavy armor proficiency, meaning you can dump dex and just equip a ranged weapon that boosts initiative (the Bow of Awareness from Act 1 or the Hellrider Longbow from Act 3). Good armors are the Adamantine Splint Armor from Act 1, Reaper's Embrace from Act 2, and Helldusk Armor from Act 3). Oath of Devotion is good because Sacred Weapon will nullify Great Weapon Master's penalty later on, while Oath of Vengeance is good for crit smiting bosses. If you're going Paladin 7 (better for general play, worse at just annihilating a boss in one turn - if you're not doing solo, I'd recommend Paladin 7 instead of Fighter 2), you'll eventually want to go into Oathbreaker for a boost to your damage equal to your Charisma mod at Oathbreaker 7. Keep going in Paladin (likely picking Defense as your fighting style, since Great Weapon Fighter isn't that good), unlocking smites and such. At Paladin 4, pick Great Weapon Master; while you can get that earlier, in my experience you won't struggle with damage aside from the brief period of time you'll be a Paladin 1/Warlock 2 before you get smites. If you want beeg damage numbers though, run Great Weapon Master and then Oath of Devotion before boosting Charisma to 20. Keep going in Paladin until either Paladin 5, at which point you go into Fighter 2 (might be worth respeccing to have Fighter as your first level, giving you proficiency in Con saves) or Paladin 7 (for Aura of Protection and Oathbreaker's level 7 feature). At the end of Shadowheart's personal quest in Act 3, use the mirror to increase your Charisma to 22. As far as other equipment goes, the stuff from the video is great for a solo build but there's better items to equip otherwise. I have a Cloak of Displacement instead of a Cloak of Protection, although I still use the Diadem of Arcane Synergy (free +5/+6 to every bit of damage is very nice). Most boots are fine, I like the Boots of Speed to help me reach and eliminate squishy mages ASAP. Legacy of the Masters on the gloves slot is great for a bit of extra damage and a solid boost to accuracy. Your amulet can be anything, the Amulet of Greater Health is good on any character, I personally use the Amulet of Misty Step. I like Killer's Sweetheart on the ring (lets you guarantee a crit after killing something), because you can stack it with Luck of the Far Realms to guarantee two crits per long rest without spending any consumables, allowing for reliable crit-smiting as needed. The other ring can be practically anything; Risky Ring is good because your Aura of Protection (if you went Paladin 7) compensates for the drawback somewhat. Crusher's Ring is also solid to boost movement, as is Absolute's Smite just for an extra smite spell. The core gameplay loop of this build until you unlock Divine Smite is to just hit stuff, and use your Warlock spell slots to maximize hitting stuff. Hex is good early on, but you'll eventually want to save slots for Hunger of Hadar (3rd level), one of the best crowd control spells in the game. Once you get smites, being smart about who needs crit-smiting becomes important, as does spell slot conservation. If you go Paladin 7, it helps to keep your character and other melee characters close so your Aura of Protection extends to them; if you go Paladin 5/Fighter 2, use Action Surge when you really need something dead. After that, you're mostly a walking DPS machine with very good bulk; not subtle, not complex, but damn good at killing things. Good party synergy is other characters that are short-rest dependent. A Bard is wonderful due to Song of Rest (one extra short rest), especially if you build them as a College of Swords Bard that needs short rests more than long rests. A Monk or Fighter serve as great secondary melee DPS that also rely on short rests. Finally, I'd add a control caster (if you're not running a College of Swords dps/control build) or a damage caster, for good AoE options and to abuse elemental damage, particularly lightning damage. If you have any questions on where to get the items I mentioned or on the good synergy builds I talked about, feel free to ask!

@@euroliis706 this was amazing and so helpful. I was able to look up most gear locations on yt and what quests would give them so I should be fine there. But so far this build is doing insanely better than anything I have. I think my only questions for now is, how do I play and what buffs do I place on myself or such?. Do I not focus on concentrations and just smite everything that needs it?

Start with 2 levels of paladin, then 5 of warlock and pick pact of the blade - after that get another 3 levels of paladin and finish up with either 2 levels of paladin or fighter.

Start with 2 levels of paladin, then 5 of warlock and pick pact of the blade - after that get another 3 levels of paladin and finish up with either 2 levels of paladin or fighter.

Are you asking about Solo Tactician? Play Dark Urge Fighter or Paladin with 1 lvl dip into Barb after level 5, you can clear all mobs with Urge's invis cloak. For bosses turn on Barb's rage, Haste potion. Collect AC items - ring from Mol, boots from Mattis, Act 2 Medium armor that gives full AC bonus from Dex + gloves that set AC to 18. Risky Ring for advantage. In act 1 kill Ethel (video on my channel) and Dror Ragzlin with barrels, other encounters can be won without barrels. For Ketheric Thorm you need to have boots from Minthara to be immune to his reaction attack.

Yeah you can see his class at 2:05