I am starting a new playthrough, and I was wondering of a reccommended DPS build, maybe for any class. I don't want support or anything, I just want to have high dps for my hawke. I previously tried to search, couldn't find anything useful.
So can someone help? I'd like an attribute point guide, and prefered specialization, please
A DPS Hawke
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Rawryblarghy
, mars 18 2011 06:40
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Posté 18 mars 2011 - 07:18
NinjaRogue
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I had a High DPS with my DW Rogue, first things first, get Speed, Power, and Percision, followed by Harmony, then Lightening Speed, Unforgiving Chain, Then work on the Duel Wield set and you have a real good DPS Character, I was killing things off before my warriors and mages could.
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Posté 18 mars 2011 - 07:43
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That kinda depends if you're talking single-target DPS or AoE. Rogues are best for single-target DPS by far. Two-handed warriors are great for burst AoE and can tank. Mages are good for AoE/support and some burst with cross-class combos.
It sounds to me like you want a rogue. I will mention that very few builds are "just" DPS though. Most have some CC/support/survival/utility skills that you'll really want to use.
It sounds to me like you want a rogue. I will mention that very few builds are "just" DPS though. Most have some CC/support/survival/utility skills that you'll really want to use.
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Posté 18 mars 2011 - 07:54
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Rehwyn wrote...
That kinda depends if you're talking single-target DPS or AoE. Rogues are best for single-target DPS by far. Two-handed warriors are great for burst AoE and can tank. Mages are good for AoE/support and some burst with cross-class combos.
It sounds to me like you want a rogue. I will mention that very few builds are "just" DPS though. Most have some CC/support/survival/utility skills that you'll really want to use.
This. I agree it sounds like a DW Rogue is the way to go. You might be single target focused but your regular attacks will be chewing through enemies so quick you might as well be an AoE activated blending machine. You might want to turn off the 'blood effect" in conversations though since you'll look like Carrie fresh from her prom more often than not.
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Posté 18 mars 2011 - 01:35
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Archery Rogue is also pervert, im actually level 11 and my main attack style hits for 1,5k
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Posté 18 mars 2011 - 01:42
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Reak wrote...
Archery Rogue is also pervert, im actually level 11 and my main attack style hits for 1,5k
lol
But seriously Rogue OP, DW or Archer
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Posté 19 mars 2011 - 07:34
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Okay! I tried rogue, both DW and Arch, honestly I found both kind of agonizing, and horrible, I guess I don't know how to turn the guard woman into a tank. But! I do think I like being a warrior... Difference? I don't see much other then AOE and with my tanks horrid aggro, more survivability. Plus I like big weapons, they make me happy after all! So, any specializations? (Reaver? Berserker? Doubt templar, they seem more tankish)
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Posté 19 mars 2011 - 11:04
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I was also looking for tips on how to build my rogue, what specialisations would you suggest for a DW rogue?
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Posté 19 mars 2011 - 01:44
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Rawryblarghy wrote...
Okay! I tried rogue, both DW and Arch, honestly I found both kind of agonizing, and horrible, I guess I don't know how to turn the guard woman into a tank. But! I do think I like being a warrior... Difference? I don't see much other then AOE and with my tanks horrid aggro, more survivability. Plus I like big weapons, they make me happy after all! So, any specializations? (Reaver? Berserker? Doubt templar, they seem more tankish)
Having companions tank in DA2 is harder than in DA:O, I'll agree. It's also kinda hard early on before you get a good number of abilities.
As for suggestions on how to build a two-handed warrior, check this guide: http://social.biowar...5/index/6396096
I've tried it out on my warrior (up to level 13) and it's a lot of fun to play.
Hawke the Champ wrote...
I was also looking for tips on how to build my rogue, what specialisations would you suggest for a DW rogue?
Assassin is pretty much your default choice. If you want to be a little tanky and have a nifty teleport/damage ability on Normal (maybe Hard), I've heard Duelist is fun, but I haven't tried it. On Nightmare, I'd recommend Shadow for the threat managing abilities, and 100% crits on flanking (at least until late game, when I had 108% base crit rate).
The build I'm currently using on my rogue (abilites NOT chosen in any particular order): http://biowarefans.c...fQPtelBFsHDE0OK
An example of this build in action:
Modifié par Rehwyn, 19 mars 2011 - 01:46 .
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Posté 21 mars 2011 - 03:10
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Okay Guys heres some data of my current Rogue:
Im hitting for about ~700 per autohit,
my highest crit so far was 44700 with my Rogue.
Im hitting for about 2K in a small area of effect and for about 20k when people stand in a row.
Im pretty amused about my walkthrough so far.
Assasination is a MUST for every decent DPS rogue in my opinion, as well as the shadow spezialisation due to its 25% threat reduction.
Ill soon edit a gameplay video where im exactly describing how i skilled and why. ... etc ( im lvl 20 ) right now.
Im hitting for about ~700 per autohit,
my highest crit so far was 44700 with my Rogue.
Im hitting for about 2K in a small area of effect and for about 20k when people stand in a row.
Im pretty amused about my walkthrough so far.
Assasination is a MUST for every decent DPS rogue in my opinion, as well as the shadow spezialisation due to its 25% threat reduction.
Ill soon edit a gameplay video where im exactly describing how i skilled and why. ... etc ( im lvl 20 ) right now.
