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I guess the best way to get all those ancients is to split-farm bounties for the crafting mats to reroll the desired legendaries in the cube? If that doesn't drive you crazy first...

Has anybody worked out yet in 2.3 how the rewards are balanced across these three? Obviously bounties are needed for act cache mats and GRifts are needed for gems, but which of them are the best source for legendaries/death's breaths/blood shards? Trying to figure out where I should be spending most of my time, given a character not yet strong enough to do >45 GRifts (i.e. T10 or lower).

Mostly it's people who loot everything they see and then have to check one by one to see if any of it is good, then salvage and put it all into the stash, repair their gear, etc. Yes this can all be done quickly but people are just slow and indecisive. If you want them to pick up the pace, don't wait for them so long.

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2.0.1 with ah up is not a issue. Gear bought will be outdated asap when you start leveling up.

I doubt it is next week. But week after that for sure

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almost hoping you are a troll but it doesnt look like it so here goes

compare the dmg of whirlwind to the other skills in the same slot. the damage for the skill is much lower than rend, HoTA and seismic slam due to the ability providing the utility of being allowed to move while attacking.

now being able to move and attack at the same time is great, but in the barbs overall kit it isn´t really anything you need. it was op as hell with wrath yes, but without it? and without infinite fury?

what you have then is something that slows you down, doesn´t really kill anything all that fast and wastes alot of fury and has a medium sized aoe. all that on top of taking a precius skillslot.

and no i don´t feel its the reality for every other build in the game. i believe the demon hunter has a similair ability. difference is she gets to keep the 100% ms rune, has larger AoE and according to the numbers on live, it does more damage than ww (to lazy to dig for datamined info on a class i don´t intend to play so im going by live numbers on this since it is likely to be buffed to the same degree as ww dmgwise).

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Yesterday and a few hours of today, I've gotten 13 or so legendaries. This is at 60 though, not on the ptr or anything. Don't know if I'm just lucky at getting drops, but unlucky on the rolls since 90% of them are terrible.

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Yeah, and again, I'm not sure how much I trust him. The cynic in me says that "roughly 2 hours per" might mean 2.47 hours per, rounded down, and that might be part of the disparity that many testers are seeing versus what they're expecting. If people are expecting one legendary every 60-90 minutes and they're experiencing one legendary every 150 minutes, but Blizzard is reading that as "roughly one per two hours" then everything starts to make a little sense, doesn't it? My major concern was that even on MP1, with a p100 toon, I could very easily see more than 1 legendary per hour. This is with the AH and with trading which, by all accounts, mandate lower drop rates. Fast forward to the PTR with BoA, no AH, and I'm wondering why I'm not at least breaking even there, or close to it. I realize that the legendaries are generally of better quality, but even with the enchantress, there's still plenty of need for legendaries to crush to use her services. Arguably, unless you obtain PERFECTLY-ROLLED items, every legendary really needs two more legendary drops to "make" it. At one per two hours that means each legendary actually takes SIX hours to "make" and another four hours per additional re-roll you have to do. Two rerolls? That's TEN hours of hunting. Seven re-rolls is THIRTY hours of hunting. For ONE item. That seems a bit obtuse to me. The enchantress was supposed to clean up all those crap items, right? So who cares if the drop rates are a bit more generous? You know what that's going to go to 99% of the time? A few more item re-rolls. Is that horrible? For me the answer is a resounding "no" because finding more items is always going to feel better.