12:55 Oh yeah! This is where everything turned around. You got it! That signature Goblin was nothing and then you took on multiple enemies at once in the next two camps, also with no trouble at all. Button placement is a very personal choice. Handedness, clicky vs pushy, all sorts of things factor in. However, even though you'll use Sign of the Wild: Rage more than the other 3 pet-command skills you might want to put them in this order: Minor Pet Command, Major Pet Command, Sign of the Wild: Rage, Sign of the Wild: Protection. At least for now, because that is the order which matches the order of the corresponding skills as they appear on each pet's bar. Don't be afraid to mix in a Staff Strike because even without Storm and Staff from the Red tree it hits hard when consuming a Flank. Once your pet has generated some good threat with its own skills (not just auto attacks) it won't lose aggro unless you really go nuts on a target that the pet isn't focusing on. Storm and Staff does add a lot of extra range which is handy and especially useful for more challenging content like D9, which is why I recommend it. Of course, there are only 98 Class Trait Points so you can't have everything!
Yes, that was when I started to really get the new build. Without, retribution, the eagle’s AOE and its respective pet commands it doesn’t really work at H+2 but I’m pretty sure that when I record the next video (#5) it will look a lot better. Still thinking about the protector/herbalist but that’s cool for now. Of course, I’m still learning the eagles limits and strengths but I have finally been confident enough in the character class to have actually redone some of the traceries away from a few of the (now useless) original yellow line support ones & replace the healing aspects with more lore master specific dps options… Thanks again.
12:55 Oh yeah! This is where everything turned around. You got it! That signature Goblin was nothing and then you took on multiple enemies at once in the next two camps, also with no trouble at all.
Button placement is a very personal choice. Handedness, clicky vs pushy, all sorts of things factor in. However, even though you'll use Sign of the Wild: Rage more than the other 3 pet-command skills you might want to put them in this order: Minor Pet Command, Major Pet Command, Sign of the Wild: Rage, Sign of the Wild: Protection. At least for now, because that is the order which matches the order of the corresponding skills as they appear on each pet's bar.
Don't be afraid to mix in a Staff Strike because even without Storm and Staff from the Red tree it hits hard when consuming a Flank. Once your pet has generated some good threat with its own skills (not just auto attacks) it won't lose aggro unless you really go nuts on a target that the pet isn't focusing on.
Storm and Staff does add a lot of extra range which is handy and especially useful for more challenging content like D9, which is why I recommend it. Of course, there are only 98 Class Trait Points so you can't have everything!
Yes, that was when I started to really get the new build. Without, retribution, the eagle’s AOE and its respective pet commands it doesn’t really work at H+2 but I’m pretty sure that when I record the next video (#5) it will look a lot better. Still thinking about the protector/herbalist but that’s cool for now.
Of course, I’m still learning the eagles limits and strengths but I have finally been confident enough in the character class to have actually redone some of the traceries away from a few of the (now useless) original yellow line support ones & replace the healing aspects with more lore master specific dps options…
Thanks again.