Sup guys! In this video i show a bit of farming on the current gear i have on diabloprogress; i also use full akk ofc, but i just wanted to show that is viable to farm and play with "competition" gear.
Ty for the comment! Sorry for the background stream; my bad, i thought it was out of recording. I may retire all the sound, then.
1) Wrathfull still makes difference regarding healing, even with no bonus; but as u perfectly aimed with the question, is the passive i change the most.
2) Not on this build; basically, is a solo build (fire champion, always) and i base the survavility on the fact of "kill them before they even reach you"; probably is a defect of playing barb during many time. Also, i dont like too much to put Unity; but as u can see on the second part, with Unity on is pretty smooth.
3)Not at all. And i always change for party; generally, Full Akk and Holy, i believe is the best setup for party. This is the build/gear i use for solo T6; and i know is extreme. The main purpose of the video was showing something a bit different, and that is still viable to farm with that "competition" gear.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpfPp5n1ry0
Ty, hope is any use for u
1) Wrathfull still makes difference regarding healing, even with no bonus; but as u perfectly aimed with the question, is the passive i change the most.
2) Not on this build; basically, is a solo build (fire champion, always) and i base the survavility on the fact of "kill them before they even reach you"; probably is a defect of playing barb during many time. Also, i dont like too much to put Unity; but as u can see on the second part, with Unity on is pretty smooth.
3)Not at all. And i always change for party; generally, Full Akk and Holy, i believe is the best setup for party. This is the build/gear i use for solo T6; and i know is extreme. The main purpose of the video was showing something a bit different, and that is still viable to farm with that "competition" gear.