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That is an interesting that you mention you can faceroll T4-T5 like nothing. When I can't do that with my Barb

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When I compare my Barb with your Barb side by side, I do more damage as well as have more health; what would be the problem for me? Is it because of Build is horrible?

But regarding to your question @ryokitty88 , I think having more Health gain on hit would be better, or if you think you can kill thing fast, have health gain on kill. And yea, I think you should have more Crit Damage.

Hello Guys!

This is gunna be weird, I've been a member of this forum for Over a year, however, I never talked on it. I just look up builds and stuff, but I don't know. Something tells me that, I should start getting more involve with the community. Therefore, I'm going to attempt to start talking more.

As an introduction, as you guys can tell, my name is Jacky. I've been playing Diablo 3 since it came out, I'm sure like most of you guys are. I own Diablo 3 on PC, and on PS4. My favorite class would be Barbarian, Wizard and Witch Doctor. It use to be Demon Hunter, until the survivability of DH gotten worse for my character at least, therefore I don't like using it.

I would say that I'm in-between of Casual and Hardcore, since I'm not so hardcore that I would grind 7 hours a day, 70hours a week in order to level up my paragon, but I'm not so casual to the point that I'm like Lv 2 Paragon. If you guys can tell, I'm at a good amount. But yea, if you guys ever want to play, just feel free to message me on here. I'll try to go on it every morning, afternoon and night at Pacific Standard Time :)!



Thanks for having me!

Glad I didn't have to post this question, cus I had the same problem. I'll try it out haha.

Are there any other items I could get improve on? Something like for Armor or Ring or Ammy wise?

Quote from Fizbini

LL life leach LOH life on hit IAS increased attack speed. run like the wind ability creates tornado's which do damage based off ur main hand weapon. the faster ur attack speed the faster the tornado's tick. they take ur attack speed in alternation between ur main hand an off hand. so if u have a super slow main hand with very high damage and slow attack.. and an offhand which is very fast.. ur tornado;s will tick faster half the time as well as do a lot more damage.


most people go with a mace or axe main hand with very high damage and slow attack speed, socket or crit damage. then the offhand maybe a sword or dagger with super fast attack with all the things u need.. life steal socket, crit damage, life on hit and str, attack speed

Ohhh! I see! But why would I need a lower dps on offhand? What's the reason for that? Since several people above me said something about lower DPS but more stats.

Quote from ramm

for WW build: get boots with 12% movement speed. While it does not seem to be a crucial, it helps a lot if you have WW+Hurricane rune. I bought Firewalkers this week and the runs are much faster + extra dmg from firewalkers. The point is that if you move faster during your WW, the longer way you can run so you create more Tornadoes = more dmg. If you move slowly, you create only 3-4 during 3 sec sprint.

Also, not sure what is your main hand and off-hand. However, offhand, wheather it is 1100dps or 900dps weapon, it is weak in stats. Get one (main) with more strenght (140+) and possibly life after hit and/or LL (+ socket obviously). On offhand, go for low dps (550-700) and get extra stats on it: str (150+), crit dmg, LL/LoH, socket

You also have really nice crit dmg, you might go down to 400-450 in exchange for some IAS on rings. This will help a lot as well.

Cant tell anything on Hammer build as I never played that.

My main hand is the Axe 990 and my off hand is the Sword 1100. I'm using Weapon Master Passive.

I have some few questions, how much does Strength actually increase my general damage by? How do we calculate it?
Secondly, is there a reason to get a lower dps wep on the off hand?
Thirdly, what does LL or LoH and IAS stand for?

Thanks.

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Your weapons look like the weakest point to me. If you're doing a whirlwind build, the attack speed on the axe isn't helping much, and the high dps on the offhand could be traded out for more strength and crit, even a dagger with low(ish) dps could be a pretty good upgrade. The best part about the sword is the attack speed, but that wouldn't make much of a difference if you swapped out to a dagger. You might lose some character sheet dps if you swap to a so called "stat stick," but your actual damage output will probably go up quite a bit. Getting more life steal certainly couldn't hurt. Of course, if you' AREN'T using a whirlwind build, all of this is sort of incorrect except for the life steal bit.

Would you mind breaking down for me even more? I have 2 build in mind right now, Whirlwind build just for Paragon leveling. Then there's my Hammer build with Berserk, that's my main mobbing / elite killing build. As if right now I'm not sure how to optimize it, and the way you just explained, is really vague to really conclude what I should be looking forward to. But thank you for responding to me.

Hello fellow diablo fans and barbarian players. I need some of you guys' expertise on this.


Here I have my items and my stats for my barbarian. It'd help me a lot if you guys could help me out on which item I can actually get a greater upgrade on. Thank you so much.

Hey fellow diablo fans. I'm actually new to the forum and this is my first post. I have a quick question regarding to battle rage skill. To be specifically, is regarding to Battle Rage: Into The Fray. The perks said to be it will generate 15 Fury for every Critical Hit. For that sense, does it mean by all the critical hits that I do to mobs? Or only for specific skills ? or Normal Primary Hits? Because is interesting to me that I don't generate as much Fury as I anticipated since, my Critical Chance with Battle Rage would be around 61%. But I don't seems to see my Fury go as fast as I do crit. Let say there is a herd of mobs and I use whirlwind, and I crit 61% of the time to about 10 mobs, shouldn't I get 15 fury for each crit for each mob? How does this skills being calculated?

Actually scratch all of that, I re-read the description for Into the Fray, it did state that it only have a chance of generating 15 Fury. Here's my new questions, does any one know the actual chance that Fury could be generated?