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I got a simple question for the experienced Diablo 3 players;

Does Life on Hit increase/decrease based on your weapon's attack speed, or is it always the same regardless of weapon speed?

I am looking for a new set of weapons for my characters (Hell levels) and i wanna make sure i get a good amount of Life on Hit stat since i mostly do public multi-player games (where monsters are really tough).

However, if Life on Hit is the same regardless of your weapon's attack speed, then getting 2 weapons with maximum attack speed seems the most suitable for using Life on Hit stat?

Thank you for awesome replies

If anyone has any more answers or suggestions, please do post em

My barbarian just reached Hell difficulty and i am getting pretty much owned.
I read guides on official forum and diablofans (as well as some videos), but i would still like to see more information from the experienced barbarians around here
Instead of posting my gear and what-not, i would like to ask you veteran barbarians some questions, so i can understand this class better..

What are the advantages of using a 2 handed weapon?
What are the advantages of using two 1 handed weapons?
What are the advantages of using a 1handed+shield, aside from more armor?
Of the 3 above weapon comboes, which does the best in Hell/Inferno, and why?

Is there a specific point when Life Leach (life steal?) becomes better than Life on Hit, or is Life on Hit still superior?
Having 2 weapon gem slots when dual wielding (compared to one gem when using a 2handed) seems unbalanced to me, or am i missing something?

How do abilities like Cleave, Whirlwind, Furious Charge, Seismic Slam, Rend (and all the others) scale when using a 2 handed weapon, and how do they scale when using two 1 handed weapons?

I am fairly new to the barbarian class, but to me it seems that pretty much all barb's abilities do much more damage if you are using a 2 handed weapon (for the same time and fury cost) - especially abilities like Rend and Seismic Slam?

To me it looks like that 2 handed weapons are oriented in favor of using strong abilities, while using two 1 handed weapons seems like it is meant for "auto attackIng" (cleave/frenzy/bash) enemies to death - or am i wrong?
I am really confused about which abilities scale better with 2handed and which go better with dual wielding?

Thank you for reading and helping out!

My PC has a 6+ years old Intel CPU, 3GB of RAM and my GPU is NVidia 460.
I am able to run Diablo 3 at medium/high settings without any issues.

A friend of mine has a 2010/11 PC with an AMD CPU and GPU - and he is having a lot of issues like stuttering.
To me this looks like a problem with AMD components, which is very common these days (battlefield, skyrim etc...).
Although AMD is known for having very bad software/drivers, perhaps you will find a solution on their website.