By the time you get daggers doing 300+ dps, you'll have bows doing at least 200. My bow is at 245 dps (which is probably about as high as they go). That DPS is calculated as constant DPS whilst attacking. My archer will never stop shooting longer than it takes to use evade (which does 300% weapon damage) or Leaping Shot (800% weapon damage) or Full Draw (up to 1600% weapon damage + 20s sleep).
I started out as a dual-wielding rogue, but it's crap compared to an archer, IMO. The theoretical DPS is definitely higher for a melee dual-wielder, but the dual-wield rogue can't take any aggro and has to constantly disengage. An archer also switches targets instantly, they are at 100% efficiency from the beginning of the battle until the final enemy is skewered. My normal party is my archer, Sera (Mark of Death + 1000 cuts = lol), Cass and Viv. Sometimes I take a mage or warrior instead of Sera, but I basically never take Cole and I have zero regrets from respeccing from dw => archer. As soon as I did it, my party got stronger. Dragons and other bosses in particular. Being able to one-shot basically any non-boss is also very handy.
In my game, the dagger has always been at 3x the bow in dps. So if you are finding 200+ bows then daggers should be hitting 400+ at least. Not only that, but daggers proc crit 3x per sec among other abilities, versus once for bow. Why are we even still arguing that bow is better in damage? If that's the case, why would anyone use a DW? Please post a video of you one-shooting non-bosses on nightmare that's at the same level as you. I'd like to see it because I'm not seeing it in my gameplay. Even my best combos along with MoD can't one shot enemies.
For example, at level 16 enemies have 8k hp and elites have 16-20k. Other than focus abilities, only extremely lucky combos have one shotted an enemy that's not a wisp. I'd love to know how you're doing it.
Modifié par cyph, 05 décembre 2014 - 05:41 .





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