I can't tell you which one is the most damaging as I never picked bow as the weapon of choice. While leveling - pick bows with highest dps, since there are no outstanding mid-level bows as I see it. Last edited by Toha ; 29 May, am. One more thing - as pure str build you're gonna have a large mana headache. Last edited by Leo BR ; 29 May, pm. Last edited by Toha ; 29 May, pm. Big mistakes: Vitality for two-handers. This guy is wrong about raising vitality to 50 for character that doesn't use shield.
You get 3 or 3. Armor scales very poorly end-game - most of defense comes from damage reduction, not armor. A waste of skill points. Not using venomous hail. The single most devastating skill outlander has, it becomes primary attack at level Using both rapid fire and shadowshot. Rapid fire and shadowshot have the very same use - why two skills for one purpose? Summoner skills: shadowling brute, ammo and death ritual.
The bad thing about them? They don't scale with character's stats, meaning they'll deal insignificant damage at higher levels on veteran and elite. Not including shadow mantle. Ranged attacks are your bane on elite.
What he should have mentioned: Rune vault starting with level 5 in combination with bramble wall is also a mana generator. Global Achievements. Showing 1 - 10 of 10 comments. Typically Strength and Dex if you're going shooty, or Focus if you're running a Glaivelander.
Originally posted by gytfunke :. Originally posted by TheCrusaderKing :. Last edited by steffire3 ; 2 Jan, pm. Originally posted by steffire3 :. And if you think Vitality will save you on Elite Even Fumble reduction is pointless as you get items that can easily reduce it to zero, as mine currently is.
You find tons of them. Later, the transmuter guyu will convert them up to the next tier for you. Under these circumstances, Focus appears to be a complete waste. This is not being ignorant of the mechanics, this is KNOWING the mechanics in order to determine which stats are near worthless for a given class. Gamer Tag: GhostlightX. User Info: DaedalusEx. GoldenVoid posted Actually I disagree. In the case of the Outlander, it is safe to say that points in Focus are a waste. Focus increases Glaive damage.
It's the primary stat of Glaive builds. Focus isn't some Embermage only skill. There is a passive the outlander has to boost raw weapondamage, so invest in that instead of strength. Running out of Mana is not an issue since we can spam Mana Pots, which are plentiful and cheap. SO in teh end I worked out: And that is where you are wrong. The only reason I see worthy of stacking strength is for the Crit Bonus Damage, but we got gear for that.
I was thinking about that right after I posted. And I'd be content going with that. The skills are what's getting me, though. I am about to go through with the reroll. I do a lot of weapon swapping as is, but when it comes down to specializations between Shotguns and Pistols, I'm not entirely sure where to go with that.
Indeed, in Torchlight 2, the stats are not the usual "obvious" strength for melee, intelligence for mages, etc. From this wiki :. Increases all weapon damage Increases damage done by critical strikes Note that "all weapon damage" includes all weapons, including ranged weapons and weapons that do elemental damage such as staves and wands.
Increases critical strike chance Increases dodge chance the chance to evade an attack Increases fumble recovery reduces the damage penalty for fumbled attacks. Increases maximum mana Increases all elemental damage Increases execute chance the chance of attacking with both weapons simultaneously when dual wielding similar weapons. Increases maximum health Increases armor Increases block chance chance to block when using shields. So depending on which one you will favor, you can set your attributes more in one or the other direction.
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