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I played a Monk quite a lot after 2.0, always with Dashing Strike on the bar... And I think that Dashing Strike just shouldn't go through walls. Going through walls should be a Wizard-only exclusive feature.

I'm curious now, can Wizards go through Elite/Champ walls? Asking since sometimes this seems to be pretty broken. I just died to an elite pack which nailed me between walls and placed 2 arc sentries below me and I couldnt port through the walls.

Would have been able to move through several walls, placed by elites/champs?

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It's not really a "teleport" It's a dash. It does allow you to go through or pass any objects. So teleport is meant for that than to just get across the screen. I also think, depending on how you rune it, it's meant to be played more defensively unlike monks dash which is more offensive.

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Life is probably the least important of the toughness-related stats, because the more life you have the less effective your healing will be.

That is an accurate statement....

.... if you don't consider health globes and health potions healing.

Additionally, there are certain skills/passives that heal based on a %age of your total life (Blood Ritual, as an example) which clearly gets more potent with more total HPs.

So, to say that life is bad because it makes healing worse.... is simply inaccurate.

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first of all yeah of course the higher torment the better exp and higher chance for legenderies now basicly you can do higher torments with a good party and run it easly since every player that joins mobs get only 50% so with normal party you can run higher torments same speed and find more legenderies because of mf increase and mabye another player finds what you need and same thing as solo instead of torment 1 you can do 2-3 if you can do it fast enough but yeah i must say playing higher torments exp gain is insanely increased and drop rate is affected abit most noted when doing events on higher torments like jar of souls got alot of legenderies from it

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So I never understood why min-max damage is more important than the dps of the weapon, elaborate senpai?

Take two weapons:

Weapon 1
1000-1000 damage
1.00 attacks/sec
1000 DPS

Weapon 2
500-500 damage
2.00 attacks/sec
1000 DPS

Which one do you want for skills like Overpower? Why?

So do this mean that the dps of the weapon shown is the min-max range calculated with the weapon's affixes? IE, a blue sword with an affix of +8% attack speed, is this calculated and displayed as its dps in game?

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Note that "damage decrease" is read as a positive number in the above formula, which I guess is a little confusing.
Another way to look at it is that your percentage change in damage using the skill is
(1 - damage decrease ) * (1 + skill increase)

An easier way to think of this is:

Your DPS Change = (1 + damage change in tooltip) * (1 + skill increase)

Obviously, the damage change can be negative. This is basically the same formula that trainRiderJ had, just without the damage decrease being a positive number.

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So I never understood why min-max damage is more important than the dps of the weapon, elaborate senpai?

Take two weapons:

Weapon 1
1000-1000 damage
1.00 attacks/sec
1000 DPS

Weapon 2
500-500 damage
2.00 attacks/sec
1000 DPS

Which one do you want for skills like Overpower? Why?