Monster power bonus damage reduced in inferno
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Wrong. Lets start with primary stats. A barb stacks STR which not only increases damage but improves mitigation. Monks stack DEX for damage and Dodge. Dodge relies on an RNG roll and is very streaky. So you tell me, what is better, being able to rely on guaranteed mitigation or the randomness of dodge?
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Just an idea of how class are unbalanced.
My DH stuff worth 80 m. And it has approximately 4-10 dph on a MP2 champion hunting.
The "Monk Cannon" from tesslerc's guide worth 30 m and faceroll MP2 with 2 dph.
And finally when you check the best dps on the world you notice that there aren't any barbs or monks in there.
My DH stuff worth 80 m. And it has approximately 4-10 dph on a MP2 champion hunting.
The "Monk Cannon" from tesslerc's guide worth 30 m and faceroll MP2 with 2 dph.
And finally when you check the best dps on the world you notice that there aren't any barbs or monks in there.
Not taking sides but you also need to realize that as a Monk or DH, your dodge is substantially higher than a barb plus you have passive skills which compliment it, likewise for barbs and damage mitigation. It's difficult to compare both as the mechanics are totally different. Even with barbs guaranteed mitigation, we still take a % damage almost all the time, where as dodge allows your to take 0 damage.
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Really? Now every asshole with mediocre (at best) gear will be able to run MP10, it will just take them longer. Kinda retarded actually. MP10 should be able to one-shot all but the best of the best. That was the whole point of the MP system wasn't it? It was supposed to be hard right?
True, but it's the natural cycle for Blizzard. I mean, I remember when regular Inferno was actually difficult... now look at it. LOL