Give Lords of the Fallen a shot. It's single player but it has a real Diablo feel to it.
You run around gearing up to eliminate all the dark lords that have invaded your realm. The atmosphere is much the same and the game has a lot of mechanics you will be familiar with after playing Diablo.
-Finding gear
-Socketing gems
-Killing a lot of demons
-Building a unique character
The game it's self is a 3rd person hack and slash with new game+ and new game ++ features so you can keep your character you worked so hard on, bringing him into your next game.
I had a lot of fun with Lords of the Fallen and I hope you do the same.
I would just like to point out that the CDR from Goguk is severely diminished by the CDR you already have on your gear.
I run anywhere from 48-58% CDR. At this point the Goguk is only adding 6-8% CDR on top of what you already have. The only major benefit to you would be if that it is the tipping point on perma-epiphany(dual wield build) or the 15% attack speed is what you are looking for.
The 15% attack speed is what you will notice most as you should not be stacking it on your gear. Attack speed affects your healing, damage, and spirit regen(more damage).
The Gizzard suffers from the same problem of diminishing returns once you get a double healing flying dragon. The gem goes from being 1/2 or 1/3 your healing to 1/5 or less. At this point you are fishing for Stonesinger's and a Mutilation Guard will be what you most likely need.
I also like arcstarx's Idea of the Taeguk. The only problem being that if you drop stacks vs the rift guardian you my not be able to finish the rift, well alive anyways. The rift will still end.
The monk bar none. The new Dashing Strike build has the potential to clear T6 rifts in under 30 seconds. It's not limited by movement speed like the Whirlwind or Strafe builds.
I'm not sure what your total cooldown is but to get the full effect of the Akkahn set you will need 100% up time on the champ skill. That means 56% CDR and that means stacking more then 56% CDR in your gear. Stacking any stat has a diminishing effects as you gather more and more.
Your problem could also be one of not having enough resource generation to get the damage out. I say this because looking at your gear I would expect you to hit around 50 million toughness, so I assume you are more then tough enough for grift 25-35.
All the skill you have picked lend them selves to increasing burst damage than keeping up your wrath for that constant flow of horses.
CDR will fix either of these problems along with the proper skills(Zealous Glare).
1. I would suggest swapping the "Harmony" passive for "Transcendece"
A better suggestion would be to get some gear with the secondary resist. Harmony and Beacon of Ytar are you two strongest passives. Everything else seems spot on.
Once you use Desert Shroud and the Molten Wildebeest Gizzard(new Seasonal Gem with LpS / Shield.) you will know what this guy is talking about.
I have been running the campaign to get more blues. Because of the nurfed drop rate in the storyline you will see more blues then yellows/browns. The exp pay out is not bad in T6 and I have been using the time to find all the books and what not for more points.
Otherwise stop picking up yellows and save that space for blues. The money you get from the yellows is less than a small fraction of what you pickup just running around in the rift(T6).
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Give Lords of the Fallen a shot. It's single player but it has a real Diablo feel to it.
You run around gearing up to eliminate all the dark lords that have invaded your realm. The atmosphere is much the same and the game has a lot of mechanics you will be familiar with after playing Diablo.
-Finding gear
-Socketing gems
-Killing a lot of demons
-Building a unique character
The game it's self is a 3rd person hack and slash with new game+ and new game ++ features so you can keep your character you worked so hard on, bringing him into your next game.
I had a lot of fun with Lords of the Fallen and I hope you do the same.
Lords of the Fallen Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXqaRhJNEAk
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This is your only option. The weapon is just not a good candidate for a gift unfortunately.
"This is not the Flying Dragon you are looking for." - Obi-Wan
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I would just like to point out that the CDR from Goguk is severely diminished by the CDR you already have on your gear.
I run anywhere from 48-58% CDR. At this point the Goguk is only adding 6-8% CDR on top of what you already have. The only major benefit to you would be if that it is the tipping point on perma-epiphany(dual wield build) or the 15% attack speed is what you are looking for.
The 15% attack speed is what you will notice most as you should not be stacking it on your gear. Attack speed affects your healing, damage, and spirit regen(more damage).
The Gizzard suffers from the same problem of diminishing returns once you get a double healing flying dragon. The gem goes from being 1/2 or 1/3 your healing to 1/5 or less. At this point you are fishing for Stonesinger's and a Mutilation Guard will be what you most likely need.
I also like arcstarx's Idea of the Taeguk. The only problem being that if you drop stacks vs the rift guardian you my not be able to finish the rift, well alive anyways. The rift will still end.
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I would have to say the Flying dragon will benefit more from the life per hit affix rather than vitality.
I would also suggest dropping Gogok for Bane of the Trapped. BotT is strongest in slot for almost every build in the book. Too strong to leave out.
You will have a hard time getting rid of the Gizzard as it is the only way to recover health out of battle.
This is all assuming you are running the dashing strike build.
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The monk bar none. The new Dashing Strike build has the potential to clear T6 rifts in under 30 seconds. It's not limited by movement speed like the Whirlwind or Strafe builds.
http://www.diablofans.com/builds/53902-quin69-t6-god-monk
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I'm not sure what your total cooldown is but to get the full effect of the Akkahn set you will need 100% up time on the champ skill. That means 56% CDR and that means stacking more then 56% CDR in your gear. Stacking any stat has a diminishing effects as you gather more and more.
Your problem could also be one of not having enough resource generation to get the damage out. I say this because looking at your gear I would expect you to hit around 50 million toughness, so I assume you are more then tough enough for grift 25-35.
All the skill you have picked lend them selves to increasing burst damage than keeping up your wrath for that constant flow of horses.
CDR will fix either of these problems along with the proper skills(Zealous Glare).
Good luck and remember CDR is king of the Grift.
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You may be in limbo untill you get the Sunwoko's amulet. Most of the T6 builds require the helm for a better in slot item.
I feel you will also need better gloves and sockets in all your jewelery. The legendary gems are very powerful once leveled.
And now that I give your profile a second look you don't even have full level basic gems in your gear.
The one legendary gem you do have is not lvl 25.
You are using a friggin yellow weapon.
Not having the basics down and getting into T5.
I ain't even mad.
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To expand on this. Can you have two monks using the same rune stack EP on the same mob?
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A better suggestion would be to get some gear with the secondary resist. Harmony and Beacon of Ytar are you two strongest passives. Everything else seems spot on.
Once you use Desert Shroud and the Molten Wildebeest Gizzard(new Seasonal Gem with LpS / Shield.) you will know what this guy is talking about.
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I have been running the campaign to get more blues. Because of the nurfed drop rate in the storyline you will see more blues then yellows/browns. The exp pay out is not bad in T6 and I have been using the time to find all the books and what not for more points.
Otherwise stop picking up yellows and save that space for blues. The money you get from the yellows is less than a small fraction of what you pickup just running around in the rift(T6).