[QUOTE="Ross_the_Boss6"]

Take back what I said about the Demon Hunter. Played around with the skills and found a more viable method for killing enemies. Think it's my most effective class as of now. Interested in trying a Witch Doctor build I think could be great, need to be a much higher level in order for it to work though.

So glad Blizzard didn't lock us into one build for each character. Experimentation is the way to go.

MirkoS77

I'm trying to get into the DH, but am finding that his usage of hatred is misbalanced. It runs out way too fast (especially rapid fire) and recharges far too slowly to fight large mobs with. By contrast the wizard's arcane power recharges in 10-15 seconds and her spells feel far more powerful and can easily take out more enemies. Hell, with one rune equipped you can use the disentigrate (or freeze beam, can't remember) for like 30+ seconds straight, and it brings down enemies no problem. A lot of the classes powers are unbalanced compared to one another. Hopefully this will be fixed in patches.

What I'm starting to like about the Demon Hunter is I don't have to kite much...really not at all. All my skills are going towards keeping my discipline up so I can keep casting Smoke Screen. Then I just stand there using Rapid Shot (and Bola Shot if hatred runs out). It'll get even better when I get more runes and passives to support this style.

Going through Act 1 with the Wizard soon. Curious to see how it compares.

Take back what I said about the Demon Hunter. Played around with the skills and found a more viable method for killing enemies. Think it's my most effective class as of now. Interested in trying a Witch Doctor build I think could be great, need to be a much higher level in order for it to work though.

So glad Blizzard didn't lock us into one build for each character. Experimentation is the way to go.

Just got my first legendary with my Lvl 16 Monk.:) A quiver...too bad Demon Hunter is my least favorite class.

[QUOTE="AtariKidX"][QUOTE="Sagem28"]

You best be trolling....

Is this true ?

Sagem28

Oh man... :(

That was the best part of the game for me, trying out various builds.

That's why they took this approach.

[QUOTE="Ross_the_Boss6"]

I'd just like to add my two cents for those complaining about length without playing the game. To complete that area of the map, you just have to walk from the blue door to the orange door at the bottom of the map. Everything else is optional. Those 5 hour runs likely skipped optional paths like that.

Cherokee_Jack

Not that I disagree with your general point, but the idea that you can skip those parts and still finish the game makes them seem rather disposable. It seems like the difficulty should be such that you can't take a lot of shortcuts or else your character/equipment will be underpowered.

Well I'm not exactly sure how skipping areas affects your later performance. Normal is an easy difficulty setting, so I'd imagine it doesn't matter too much. I can't comment on the harder difficulties. It's nice to have the skills you unlock at later levels earlier in the game though.

Also, much of the combat in Crysis can be skipped if the player chooses, but it's no way to play the game.

I'd just like to add my two cents for those complaining about length without playing the game. To complete that area of the map, you just have to walk from the blue door to the orange door at the bottom of the map. Everything else is optional. Those 5 hour runs likely skipped optional paths like that.

There is a link earlier on this page, I'll repost it:

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/status

The servers just went down for maintenance.

Yeah...there is a lot of side paths to go down. I've taken every one.:D

Just had to speed run a dungeon a bit. Got a countdown every minute to the moment they shut down the servers. Guess it's nice they warned me at least.