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It's obvious you didn't saw the video.

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It's obvious you didn't saw the video.

huh?

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It's obvious you didn't saw the video.

huh?

someone asked how much CDR do you have in your guide that's why i replied him that. guess the guy deleted his post. nice guide btw.

You could run in-geom as well, TXIII is very easy with charge barb.

Charge Barb and WW will be the fastest for TXIII.

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Roger, will you also make a fresh starter guide? from 1-70 and what skills to use on 70 when you do your season journey to get set pieces.

I think leveling guides are kind of a waste of time. The leveling process is always dynamic, meaning what you use is dependent upon what you get. Assuming you get absolutely nothing, there are plenty of guides out there that will tell you what's best.. but you're going to get something that alters you from that path, period. So again, there isnt' much point in my opinion.

Why would you use Battle Rage - Bloodshed in a speed farming build when the Ferocity rune exists and provides a comparable damage increase through Standoff? Am I missing something with the new Bloodshed mechanics that makes it superior here? Seems like you're just passing off 15% movement speed for no real reason.

Why the focus on PHY damage? AFAIK Raekor set gives all runes of Furious Charge, and the one you select is the one used for elemental damage.

I'm now using the Fire rune on my Charge barb in season (P620-ish), even with In-Geom cubed and Boon of the Powerful (I don't have all the best gear with CDR rolls yet, also kinda half decent Fire Nemesis). Besides a not very well rolled ancient boulder breaker and ancient gloves all the rest is non-ancient - I don't have the feeling I'm going through TXIII much slower (even with badly rolled Avarice and Might rings).

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This build is good for Solo farm only.

Huh? This build absolutely crushes in 4man as well. This is a TXIII build...

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Why the focus on PHY damage? AFAIK Raekor set gives all runes of Furious Charge, and the one you select is the one used for elemental damage.

I'm now using the Fire rune on my Charge barb in season (P620-ish), even with In-Geom cubed and Boon of the Powerful (I don't have all the best gear with CDR rolls yet, also kinda half decent Fire Nemesis). Besides a not very well rolled ancient boulder breaker and ancient gloves all the rest is non-ancient - I don't have the feeling I'm going through TXIII much slower (even with badly rolled Avarice and Might rings).

You can focus on any element you want. We went physical because of bloodshed on battle rage

How about area damage, my friend told me we need area damage on shoulder and gloves. What do you think ?

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How about area damage, my friend told me we need area damage on shoulder and gloves. What do you think ?

For Pushing the leaderboard yes, for TXIII... absolutely not

What procs Bane of the Trapped?

I have a hard time using this build. In a dense rift, the damage is fantastic, but maintaining Battle Rage, Sprint, and especially WotB can be very difficult to keep up when there are large gaps in a rift (such as Shrouded Moors) or I have to backtrack to find the next floor. 37% CDR or not, if there aren't any enemies there's no way to build fury and thus no way to recover WotB, so I lose all momentum. Even in a dense rift, having three buffs to keep track of is a lot to process when there's no rotation (unlike Leapquake's Leap-Leap-Leap-Slam) and I have to adapt very quickly based on what's going on in the rift. I also find it very fragile - even on the lowly T10 I have to take the Striding Giant rune to not die all the time. It's certainly a very powerful build, but it's a lot to keep track of for a build so fast.

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I have a hard time using this build. In a dense rift, the damage is fantastic, but maintaining Battle Rage, Sprint, and especially WotB can be very difficult to keep up when there are large gaps in a rift (such as Shrouded Moors) or I have to backtrack to find the next floor. 37% CDR or not, if there aren't any enemies there's no way to build fury and thus no way to recover WotB, so I lose all momentum. Even in a dense rift, having three buffs to keep track of is a lot to process when there's no rotation (unlike Leapquake's Leap-Leap-Leap-Slam) and I have to adapt very quickly based on what's going on in the rift. I also find it very fragile - even on the lowly T10 I have to take the Striding Giant rune to not die all the time. It's certainly a very powerful build, but it's a lot to keep track of for a build so fast.

For anyone having issues with this you should grab a Band of Might, it will increase your durability quiet a bit.

Ya, but you should not have to watch the video for the build info (that is what this page is suposed to be for). The videos are mostly for you to show that the build works, explain why if needed/wanted, and tell everyone how to use it. Anyway, for anyone wondering 37% cdr is minimum needed for build but the more cdr the better the build works and the other passive (hellfire ammy) is brawler.

I disagree. The video is the real guide and the dfans build supports it for reference. There's less appeal in a guide if it's 10 pages of text. But thanks for the feedback.

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I disagree. The video is the real guide and the dfans build supports it for reference. There's less appeal in a guide if it's 10 pages of text. But thanks for the feedback.

So, you are saying that telling people the build requires at least 37% cooldown reduction but more cdr the better and that the other passive from the hellfire amulet should be brawler will somehow add several pages to the build. Sorry but that is far from enough to do that and perhaps you need your eyes examined. I never said you need to tell them how to use the build in the guide (actually I said that was what the videos are for). I only said you should put all the info needed to make the build in there and those things I mentioned were the only things you were missing. So please, explain to me how is it that something I can easily say in 1 or 2 sentences takes you several pages to say?

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I disagree. The video is the real guide and the dfans build supports it for reference. There's less appeal in a guide if it's 10 pages of text. But thanks for the feedback.

So, you are saying that telling people the build requires at least 37% cooldown reduction but more cdr the better and that the other passive from the hellfire amulet should be brawler will somehow add several pages to the build. Sorry but that is far from enough to do that and perhaps you need your eyes examined. I never said you need to tell them how to use the build in the guide (actually I said that was what the videos are for). I only said you should put all the info needed to make the build in there and those things I mentioned were the only things you were missing. So please, explain to me how is it that something I can easily say in 1 or 2 sentences takes you several pages to say?

So then do it... I'm not going to make a written guide for every build I make, I take the time to make these videos and I think that's enough. I'm sorry you prefer the written form.

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Why would you use Battle Rage - Bloodshed in a speed farming build when the Ferocity rune exists and provides a comparable damage increase through Standoff? Am I missing something with the new Bloodshed mechanics that makes it superior here? Seems like you're just passing off 15% movement speed for no real reason.

Would like to know as well the logic behind that choice, I would've thought the Ferocity rune was a no brainer !

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Why would you use Battle Rage - Bloodshed in a speed farming build when the Ferocity rune exists and provides a comparable damage increase through Standoff? Am I missing something with the new Bloodshed mechanics that makes it superior here? Seems like you're just passing off 15% movement speed for no real reason.

Would like to know as well the logic behind that choice, I would've thought the Ferocity rune was a no brainer !

After playing the build for most of season 15 i've tested a lot of random stuff, and there is no big difference between Battle Rage - Bloodshed and Ferocity rune. In the end it comes down to personal preference. Bloodshed gives you abit more AOE clear and Ferocity increases ur movespeed and DMG with the regular charge hitbox. I personally prefer Bloodshed for the extra AOE.