When things get too hectic, use Blood Rush to teleport away from the fray (at a small cost to your health). Summon Skeletal Mages and use Command Skeletons to provide yourself an army, augmenting your attacks with the Frailty curse. This build uses Bone Spikes and Devour to keep the essence coming in. This all D4 skill point allocation system is just clever illusion to hide fact that you can do far less with skills than you could in D3 which didn’t even need any skill point allocation.For this build, we've chosen skills that become available at early levels and remain worthwhile as you work your way up to 70. Same goes for passives - most can’t even compare to ones from D3, but hey - you allocate skill points, lol. Diablo 3 had 5 freaking choices for each skill in form of runes - which also were often changing those skills in more significant ways or with more interesting perks - not just mostly numerical increases such as “If Chain Lightning bounces off of you, its next hit deals % increased damage.” - that’s just lame. Here you can pick one bonus, and then choose one of the two - so essentially 2 options. Frankly it’s worse than Diablo 3 - it’s just that people are fooled by this clever illusion of allocating points, lol.īut if you look deeper - classes in D4 come with similar amount of skills per class - but alterations are so much worse compared to Diablo 3 runes. Not to mention generally building options are pretty lack luster.

Sets are now gone, so where is that diversity, eh?

Like for real, wtf? Right now some classes have freaking 1 viable endgame build, which is still less than what D3 was offering with predefined build archetypes forced by sets.

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