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If I wanted to reduce the squishyness I wouldn't pick Berserker in the first place. What about Furyshaper/Fury? Fits nicely, the Frenzy Ward stacks with everything (great casting and attack speed) and the Storm spells could profit from the Voulge (if you choose to bind it to the druid class, not the Barb class). Bloodlust and Bloodthirst also trigger when you kill enemies via Storms/spells by the way.
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Sun and Moon is good then having a Fighter/Skald with Clear Out. If you manage to hit 5 (paraylzed) enemies you'll generate 10 hit roll (several might crit). It usually gives me lots of phrases (I mean a lot for just 2 Discipline). With +10 ACC it would be even better of course. I tested it: Sun & Moon: No matter the enchantments, the fire-head does work with the Ring (all attack rolls get +10 ACC), the frost head does not! That's nice somehow. Keeper of the Flame (flail) does not work with auto-attacks. However when the additional burn effects proc and roll (Magran's Wrath) they will get the bonus. Sungrazer's fire procs (Extinction Event e.g.) do work, auto-attacks not. Extinctions Event also works with Ring of the Marksman by the way...
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Yeah, that's crap. I also don't know why. That's the reason why HoF is a lot weaker in Deadfire than it was in PoE. Using HoF with mortars (+Powder Burns) is much more effective just because Carnage from every attack roll doesn't seem to get applied to all enemies like you described. You don't have Carnage with mortars, but at least all the Poweder Burn stuff gets applied to all enemies mutiple times which adds up pretty nicely (on top of all the AoE explosions from the mortars themselves). Pretty nasty with Avenging Storm by the way...
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Do you want to keep your achievements for this playthrough? If not you can open the build-in console (have a look at the game menu: which key is bound to opening the console?) and type: iroll20s Enter Console will close - your achievements get disabled for that playthrough. Reopen console RemoveAbility Player_<name> <name_of_the_ability>Reopen console Addability Player_<name> <name_of_the_ability> Upper/lower case doesn't matter. If you don't know the names - no worry! For example if you want to remove or add Mule Kick, just type "Mu" and hit the tab key. The console will guess what you wanted. If you hit tab multiple times it will cycle through all abilities that start with the letters you typed. If you want to keep achievements you have to install the mod called "Unity Console". There you can do the same without touching your achievements.
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Eh - Blood Thirst, not Storm, sorry. You are right. Dazed will get overriden by Staggered once you cast Spirit Frenzy. But since you are jumping into the crowd you want them first to be Dazed and get -4 PEN. Because there will be some recovery until you can cast Spirit Tornado which will Stagger them. Taht dazing It's not a big deal - but Leaping comes with it. You could also pick Blood Storm instead of Spirit Tornado - but since you are not heavily armored the Terrify is really helpful for not getting attacked so much while you prepare your HoF circle which will apply Body Blows. I hastily wrote down the stuff and made some mistakes. +45 Fort ist when you also have somebody weakening your enemies (I used a Chanter with the Weakening Chant at the same time and forgot that he was doing additional -10 on top the barb's -35). It's only -10 Will + Willbreaker. I guess I had my Wizard cast Confuse and the occasional Miasma. All in all Fort and Will defenses where constantly superlow just from Barb + Wizard. I edited the original post so that it's clearer and correct. Thanks for reading it thoroughly. Since Konstanten has such low INT this is not the best build though. You want max INT for this to hit more enemies and for Body Blows to last long.
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Yes, especially for a ranged barb it's pretty great. *points at da Pulverizer* By the way: Instrument of Boundless Rage is also very good. It's just a tad too expensive. THe great thing about Blood Surge + Driving Roar is that is does insane damage and hits a lot of people even if you have low INT (hello Berserker). And the chances to not run out of rage via Blood Surge are a lot higher if you can kill stuff for 1 rage and not for 3. It's just a bit sad that a ranged barb is no fun at all unless you reach the highest levels. I tried it, it's meh. Luckily there is retraining so you can switch from your usual barb to Pulverizer just by investing some money. If you meet crush immune foes you are a bit screwed by the way. Better carry some decent ranged weapon with recovery (War Bow or Hunting Bow) or a pike or so.
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Yes, the guys that dig into the code and explain all the math or do a lot of testing around numbers are very helpful. I can't force myself to uncompile the code and search through it. I do programming all day long and am happy if I don't have to look through code in my freetime. Not that I don't like my job - it's awesome - but enough is enough. That's also the reason I don't mod despite being a Software Engineer. I just have fun testing out combos I think may be cool. Of course knowing the inner workings helps a lot. That way I can find stuff that you can't find by looking at the code. For example that you can use Clear Out or Whirling Strikes with a ranged weapon (mortars! ) if you only put a melee weapon into your offhand. Try Clear the Path with Fire in the Hole + Scordeo's Edge with Blade Cascade... Enjoy!
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I always undress them competely once I swap them out. The build with Driving Roar needs no INT. So it's good for Konstanten. The retaliation one also works with lowish INT. For both you need to be lvl 19. Else you can't have Driving Roar or Bariaric Retaliation. The debuffing one works well as soon as you get to PL 8. What is that? Lvl 16?
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Yes, it's not that easy. Shadow Form is only 1/encounter. Even with a lot of Salvations it doesn't last very long. And as soon as you don't kill it's gone. Better to use Shadow Form & Shadowing Beyond: Go in with stealth, shoot, use Shadowing, shoot (repeat until kill), Shadow Form triggers, leave combat and reset. THis way you can kill one foe by one. Powerful but takes some time. Or you wait until Vanishing Strikes: its invisibility doesn't break at all.
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They can make invocations stronger through Zealous Focus. Eternal Devotion puts a lash on your own Invocations (if you're a Herald).
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Boeroer replied to MaxQuest's question in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Technical Support (Spoiler Warning!)
I confirm.
