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[Wafodie]

So am i to understand that if i want to make one i should just respec and pump all attibutes into STR for max attack? and shoild i invest in a activated abilities or sustained ones like cleave/might ( Vanguard Tree looks mental!)

Also would i be mostly auto attacking? without any added willpower points?

Thanks

[Shep309]

Weeeeeeell "glass cannons" are usually a term used for squishies.. like a mage.. they make things explode... much like a cannon, but also like a cannon one good strike and they're taking a dirt nap.

A glass cannon warrior sort of defeats the purpose of a warrior don't you think?

[mr_afk]

Vanguard tree has some of the best damaging abilities. Get cleave -> claymore! it's the best
After that the specialisation trees are pretty beastly.

Reaver gives you this nifty ability to get up to 200% damage inversely proportional to your health which can be doubled (~400%) via another ability. If you like big numbers that's almost a must.

In general however, most of your damage will be coming from hitting things very fast. You could always try Arelex's warriors guide. It covers the "best" warrior build with some videos demonstrating it. 

In terms of what attributes to put:
Berserker gives you berserk which increases your basic damage by a proportion of your stamina pool. This means once you reach maximum (100%) attack score you could consider pumping willpower instead of strength, as potentially that may increase your damage by more. (There's some basic calcs involved but I've explained it so many times I can't motivate myself to do so again. Just take my word for it or find one of my other posts on berserk haha). Also, you will have to invest some points into constitution in order to equip warrior stuff which reduces your 'squishiness' and also your 'glass cannoning' ability.

If you go for an elemental build (and run around in mage robes) you will also have to get magic. However, as you will no longer have to get con and your damage potential will skyrocket.... if I were to point out a glasscannon warrior build I would point you towards this. It's only if you like experimental builds (like me), but hitting enemies and doing stackloads of damage (while dying very fast if you're not careful) is the best and only way to do things in my books 

Shep309 wrote...

A glass cannon warrior sort of defeats the purpose of a warrior don't you think?

Just pretend it's a rogue without any threat reduction capabilities while having the ability to do aoe attacks. It's living on the edge

Modifié par mr_afk, 27 avril 2011 - 04:45 .

[tonnactus]

100 percent attack against normals shouldnt be enough.Against elites and bosses this is lowered
down to 60 percent,but unlike defense its possible to reach 100 percent even against those enemies.
So its still worth it to invest in magic/strenght/dexterity even when the game displays 100 percent attack.(on normals)

Modifié par tonnactus, 27 avril 2011 - 11:20 .

[Shep309]

mr_afk wrote...

Vanguard tree has some of the best damaging abilities. Get cleave -> claymore! it's the best
After that the specialisation trees are pretty beastly.

Reaver gives you this nifty ability to get up to 200% damage inversely proportional to your health which can be doubled (~400%) via another ability. If you like big numbers that's almost a must.

In general however, most of your damage will be coming from hitting things very fast. You could always try Arelex's warriors guide. It covers the "best" warrior build with some videos demonstrating it. 

In terms of what attributes to put:
Berserker gives you berserk which increases your basic damage by a proportion of your stamina pool. This means once you reach maximum (100%) attack score you could consider pumping willpower instead of strength, as potentially that may increase your damage by more. (There's some basic calcs involved but I've explained it so many times I can't motivate myself to do so again. Just take my word for it or find one of my other posts on berserk haha). Also, you will have to invest some points into constitution in order to equip warrior stuff which reduces your 'squishiness' and also your 'glass cannoning' ability.

If you go for an elemental build (and run around in mage robes) you will also have to get magic. However, as you will no longer have to get con and your damage potential will skyrocket.... if I were to point out a glasscannon warrior build I would point you towards this. It's only if you like experimental builds (like me), but hitting enemies and doing stackloads of damage (while dying very fast if you're not careful) is the best and only way to do things in my books 

Shep309 wrote...

A glass cannon warrior sort of defeats the purpose of a warrior don't you think?

Just pretend it's a rogue without any threat reduction capabilities while having the ability to do aoe attacks. It's living on the edge

I must admit you do have a point there.  I just sort of cringe every time I hear a phrase similar to a glass cannon tank type thing.  I do suppose, using your suggestions, that it would make for an exciting if not frustrating game experience