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@@ScoobyDude013 5900x 64gb ram, 4080 super. I’m upgrading to a 9800x3d in a week if they don’t get sold out at microcenter. Darktide or rather Fatshark ‘tide games by nature are generally CPU heavy due to the horde mechanics. I don’t like shilling nvidia since they’ve lost their minds with AI and pricing over the years but as it is now AMD drivers just don’t like darktide so I have to say nvidia. At a minimum I’d say a 4070/super for 1080/1440p in the game with any x3d chip will do more than plenty for you with darktide.

@Vamp0613 Thank you so much dude, keep posting and executing the Emperor's will. 😎

@@scharrk not necessarily, zealot might have higher maximums for haste and crit than vet but the nade spam, higher base melee damage from nodes/talents, and higher weakspot damage along with shout makes vet very competitive. Not to mention vet has multiple sources of +x% damage on ability use talents to further juice up burst windows outside of zealot only boosting one attack from stealth or chastise.

Yes, it’s been buffed for a decent while. Mk4 is probably the easiest single target weapon in the game currently

@@inflatablefish921 personal preference. If you want raw damage then the mk7 has a very comfortable overhead combo with push attack and lights/special spike. The mk1 special poke will stun everything besides monsters on weakspot hit for slightly less single target damage in its combo.

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Achlys is in a weird place, its Heavy 1 is seemingly perfect as a horde clearer with Brutal Momentum but internally its cleave is screwed up. It's best to think of it as the pure single target variant of Combat Axe due to its generous overhead combos for both light and heavies. If you want a more versatile moveset then both the Antax and Rashad will be more comfortable to use. The Antax slightly better at cleaves with its push attack (which is the only thing that its cleave stat will even impact) while the Rashad is the more generally strong option due to having Finesse to buff its attack speed and overall damage output. The other playtesters and I may or may not look at the Achyls one day if Fatshark lets us fiddle with it since it is one of the relatively neglected weapons in current balance.

@@Vamp0613 I was not aware of that. That almost sounds like more of a bug. Wonder if they'll find time to give the Achlys some love. Until then, I'll give the Rashad a go. Thanks for the reply.

@@HansGrub mostly queue NA west as a middle ground for friends internationally

@@Vamp0613 right on. Will keep a lookout. I'm NA, West Coast.

Guess this is how some of the naval armsmen passed the time during longer warp transits

I try to do near everything available in this game (except excessive smiting) to make the point that near everything is viable in current balance given enough skill and luck with team's competence.

That is outdated information. Lights still do the same as before but Heavies got buffed in the Mastery Update for Maniac damage to be more than lights. There is still the argument to be made that lights are still a net gain over heavies due to their speed but for the mutant maelstrom condition the heavy can be enough to one tap them on the head.

@@ytbytb7531 ? Confirmed kill gives you so much regeneration. Get multiple elite/specials killed and there’s your burst of toughness sustain.

1. If your class is level 30 then Melk's shop will offer Max Rating Orange 500's to use as stopgap gear. It won't be unlocked or anything but it's at least high-ish tier to use in the meantime. 2. Weapon Mastery XP is gained from either sacrificing weapons or playing missions. You do NOT need to upgrade weapons past green in order to sacrifice for XP. You will also gain XP at a faster rate if you sacrifice a weapon from the same weapons family as the one you are levelling (Infy Autogun to Infy Autogun for example), or when you play a higher difficulty mission. Crafting costs are also much cheaper than what you remember going from white to orange so tbh just play the game and you'll just get max masteries relatively quick.

Yeah it's nice. Not too cheesy pokey as the Deimos and not as mind numbingly simple as the Illisi. It could use a *slight* bit of love in the moveset department but its damage is honestly fine if weakspot hits land and your Psyker kit makes the most of crit and finesse to help juice it.

@@Vamp0613 yeah I only tried it in auric damnation but I’m probably going to get use to it in maelstrom

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I honestly don't have a clue, your best shot is either the forums, community discord, or the modding discord (would recommend the latter for people with actual coding and datamined expertise). I haven't played live since the last hotfix, been too swamped with IRL work and mostly playing the test client.

@@Vamp0613 alrighty thanks for the ideas tho my man

I think they need a minor bit of rework. They're either far too situational or don't come up often enough to make use of currently given the shield's optimal moveset is currently just Heavy 1 - block cancel repeating where making use of those blessings isn't really comfortable to weave in uptime wise. There's previous precedent with shield weapons from Vermintide 2 that the devs could take inspiration from at least moveset wise to rethink blessings. It's something I and the other playtesters can look into whenever we're in a period to look things over between content drops.

@@jacobiac4592 you basically shave a bit of either venting qol or speed/crit to gain a massive “screw you” bubble that absolutely bullies beasts of nurgle and pesky gunner lines.

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Check one of the other comments, it’s in one of my replies there.

@@Vamp0613 thank you!

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Not a fan of it all, seems so inflexible, any gun that lets you kill specials on demand from any situation is king

@@loafofbread9400 I wouldn't run this universally in a quickplay scenario where rng map selection is in place. However, for Chasm Logistratum in particular where there's enough tight chokepoints with narrow corridors and cover then Weapon Specialist just turns Vet into a mixed horde deleter when paired with melee and ranged weapons that complement each other with WS's strengths.

@@Vamp0613 my problem with quickplay even in auric maelstorms is soon as i run a kit that involves something like the double barrel suddendly everyone i get matched with struggle to kill carapace and long ranged threats so i end up never running anything like it

In this build at least, with the Stealth and Thread reduction talent you can do Loner Zealot things without having to worry about mobs instantly turning around after one single alpha strike along with the smokes to force shooter movement. Granted you'd have to drop a few points to get grenade regen for it, but again I wouldn't run this at all for quickplay.

​@@loafofbread9400yup, always best to run as a jack of all trades for quickplay, expect to deal with all threats.