Hmm from what I know spectre builds are still good, they're not top end group farming builds but they're good solo builds and good builds overall, even though they do require you to go grab some useful spectres before each map(assuming they're not alive anymore). They are adding 2 new summons too, not sure how good they'll be, but they have a fairly interesting "cost" associated to them. Animate Weapon and Animate Guardian, which apparently consume an item on the ground(has to be identified, has to be yours) to generate minions. How good they'll be and shit I have no idea but I've been considering a summoner too since it'd be my first char in the league so I want something fairly reliable, and with the minion resist supports and the stronger auras, I think it'd be pretty easy/viable to run summoner atm. It's that or a melee, but I don't know about running a melee first class, without any currency to twink with and shit, especially since I don't want to run a tanky melee but more like a fast dagger melee or something similar.Not played for 6+ months. Is Summoner expected to be a viable class for high level farming in the fresh four month league at launch today ? Mostly solo as I'll be playing while waiting for dungeon queues to pop in FFXIV.
They are working on a trading system but they have seen multiple times that they do NOT want a full on AH (I.E. list gear for currency). They want people to list gear and bargin for it. To get good deals or bad ones. To participate in the trading process.I went back and replayed D3 recently and they've improved it a lot. It's no longer so clear cut that PoE is better than it. Ironically D3 suffers from having an AH that makes it trivial to get good gear that lets you beat the game, while PoE suffers from not having an AH that makes any kind of trading very tedious while having a map system that demands you participate in trading.
Personally I'm waiting until the expansion hits D3 to play it (which will mean something of a gear reset) and waiting until PoE does something about maps and/or trading to play it again.
You can dodge/evade/block charges nowadays but yeah that was annoying.Game was alright until I got instantly gibbed constantly with like 30% dodge from charging mobs. Fuck that noise.
Hateyou!holy cow thats awesome. i think i'll log in every so often to just link my max es roll shavs in trade then log out!
Classes don't have much of an impact on your playstyle eventually, they only define your starting point and your quest rewards, but you can play a tank shadow or a dual wield dagger templar fine. If you don't plan on playing the game/char very long though yeah you'd probably want to try to pick something based on a playstyle so you can get the right rewards.Anyone get a chance to play a Templar? Looks like it could be fun as I typically play paladin like characters in most RPGs, but I'm worried it might be too slow. I'm torn between this and a Shadow.