7:15 Pro gamer tip as someone who exclusively runs Trauma staff for Damnation: You'll want to cast Kinetic Barrage *before* you hit 100%, all while holding down right click. Doing this keeps your max stack Warp Flurry. If you wait till you're at critical and your hands are up about to explode, and then you ult, you lose all your Warp Flurry stacks.
An alternative to this build that I’ve been running for a while now is Trauma with Warp Nexus and Rending Shockwave, +crit% and +crit damage Run force weapon high peril feat and utilize high peril for some chunky Trauma blasts, exploding Crushers and Bulwarks and Maulers with body parts flying everywhere. The weapon is noticeably slower to charge without Warp Flurry, but you end up with a good ~30% chance to crit and can balance peril with the threats coming in. The trade off here is obviously one of “ammunition” capacity and overall damage efficiencies over longer periods of time vs more front loaded damage to chunk things. With manual Quell speed being fast and providing an animation cancel, you won’t need to quell very much at all to get off another high damage high crit trauma blast. And since you’ll be at high peril often, this gives you a built in +25% damage on your force weapon attacks which lets you hit those breakpoints on the force sword without having to roll the damage perks. You can think of it more like high heat Unchained Sienna builds. You’ll blow yourself up a few times learning to play this way, but once you do it’s so sick and the muscle memory kicks in and you don’t even see your Peril anymore, it’s just a feel for attack combos and flows. I also find o like Quietetude more as a Toughness regen feat since it can proc off both forms of passive Quell now, and allows you to generate Toughness without a trigger condition, just spam Trauma and quell, or brain burst and quell, or keep running and it will regen itself. Useful on Monstrosities too when you aren’t getting kills, but can’t necessarily get near a teammate (being chased you down a hallway away from team, etc) and it synergizes exceptionally well with the Kinetic Deflection Feat since you can convert that peril directly into toughness, passive quelling of this peril has allowed me to tank Daemonhosts during hordes in hi intensity gauntlet power outages and other really bad situations.
im not gonna lie but theres just a few types of players that make u instantly press escape and vote kick, wound and stamina curio's make me do this because we already know how useful this person is gonna be by default.
@@Halvesoul I do agree with the wound thing, but a +3 stam is a strong addition to the kit. I have a few vids of runs on my channel if you want some evidence to reconsider your prejudice
Funny because I was running pretty much this build from early on and thought people were seriously sleeping on the trauma staff. Everybody liked their lightning bolts and blueflame clouds but the sheer spectacle of the trauma blast throwing bodies around is what first attracted me to it. And then over time learning how versatile and powerful it is cemented it as my preferred choice in near every situation. And really grew to enjoy the Mark IV sword when they released it. At first I missed the cleaving of the Mark II, but as I got more and more used to just trauma blasting close enemies (and refusing to take melee weeklies) I have almost no need for a cleaving strike at all. Mark IV absolutely wrecks when I even want to bother to pull it out rather than just head pop a special to keep charges topped up. My one big quibble with your build is I'm still not really getting why so many seem to like Kinetic Deflection over Kinetic Shield. I'm almost always taking long range fire that is chipping away at my toughness as I head pop and throw trauma blasts at dug in ranged. The the extra damage reduction on taking toughness damage is always useful (basically equivalent of on average of a full extra max toughness curio) during protracted ranged fights, while KD seems far more situational. Yes there are "oh shit" moments where I'm relying up Deflector on my sword. But as I've gotten better at positioning and pre-reading movement and incoming enemies (vital to playing with Trauma staff/head pop well) those moments are far less than the more protracted range fights where KS is providing consistent defensive benefit.
That's cool you're finding success with Kinetic Shield. I never really felt that it ever did enough to warrant using over Deflection. But hey if it works for you it works for you!
Where you built around your staff I built around my sword and can one shot crushers with ease. My trauma is my support for my sword by far. Laughes in 0 Carapace on sword but still one shotting crushers and melting hordes. Unstable 4.,Slaughterer 4 and Warp unleashed and everything dies in 1 to two light attacks or 1 heavy attack. Low warp resistance on staff allows for fast damage buffs as well as max quell speed to have 50% toughness in 1.25 seconds if needed and then quietitude to allow for always regening toughness in melee. Deflector is a crutch where really the only situation it is useful is if you are being shot point blank by a gunner other than that dodging is literally the easiest thing to do to deal with ranged. Quicken with Kinetic flayer to allow for fast stacks and even more CC that the trauma does not already provide as well as instant 25% toughness if needed every 14 seconds. Combined with kinetic shield so you virtually take little to no ranged damage and to round it off Cerebral lacerations to so I can two shot reapers and dps bosses faster. High survivability and High damage with very fast gameplay.
@@theactionwindow5008 I appreciate your customer service response and not shit talking me xD Thanks man keep it up you're already a better community manager than Hedge!
Eyo mate, thanks so much for your kind words. Means a lot. That is the plan in the weeks to come. Consider a subscribe, there will be more coming down the line.
Probably to do with my output amount :) also only started in October of last year so early days still. It's been hard to find motivation with making content with almost total radio silence from Fatshark. Still, at some point it will get a big update and in the mean time I'll keep out putting. Thanks for the kinds words friend.
I use this build for serious damnation runs, but if I just want to chill and have fun on Malice, I pull out the Purgatus staff. Just something therapeutic about incinerating hordes to a crisp.
I usually run Unstable Power(III+) on my Deimos. It allows me to one shot muties with a normal heavy 2 with a headshot, 6 warp charges and 80+ peril. It also let's me one shot it with a heavy special at 5 warp charges.
@theactionwindow5008 I just can't go past it that an the new sword just ruin hordes very very few games I lose now just through entire horde management an elite elimination
Good guide, almost the exact same build I've been running for a while, except I prefer the illsi variant force sword with p vs infested and p vs unarmored with deflector and slaughterer.
You forgot to go over the blessings for the trauma staff. I know warp flurry to decrease charge time is a must but what is the best second blessing? Like should it be rending, or warp nexus, or blazing spirit? Because sometimes i wonder if more critical hits would be better than rending stacks.
The latest update really messed me up. I used to able to comfortably do level IV missions with no problem. But I haven't beaten one of those warp monsters yet. Would love to find some good melee tips.
it has been on my to do list for the longest time to do guides much bigger and wider in scope than the ones I do. the thing that's stopping me is the current state of Darktide, with little to no new blood coming into the game. I've got a lot of stuff planned for the Xbox release, including a melee/mechanics guide. So stay tuned/subscribed my friend. It is coming.
Thanks JP! Also a big fan of those Staves, honestly it really just feels like the Voidstrike that suffers a bit atm. Surge n Purg both have some excellent builds for them.
I have a trauma with 3 rending, 3 flurry mostly almost 80's except resistance, guess I'll have to wait and hope for a decent one with resistance. Always felt this staff was the worst of the lot tbh.
I don't think you should run both brittleness blessing and + carapace since brittleness seems to do nothing for the staff itself. Leave it to others to take out the embrittled crushers.
Only thing I like doing differently is using Ascendant Blaze on lvl 30, as it allows me to maximise horde/special DPS when things get too overwhelming for even the Trauma Force Staff. Alternatively for huge hordes that are not too tightly packed, making TFS's AoE too weak to deal with them. Sure, you lose all 6 stacks but if you hit enough enemies, you get them back pretty much instantly *and* also deleted pretty much everything in your way. Other than that, very solid guide, good showcases of how to deal with enemy types. Well done!
so generally speaking staves have the fasted peril quell because they have a bonus stat to it called "quell speed". A good habit to get into when learning psyker is to practice quick swapping to Staff (I have mine on mouse wheel down) and quelling with R, then swapping back to whatever you need to be doing. This is probably most notable with Brain Burst where I quickswap to my staff to quell between head pops for extra quell speed. Hope this helps! Hotkeys for all your actions go a long way :)
@@theactionwindow5008 Ohh damn, its the "reload" button. I was playing without knowing this all this time... Thanks for your video and help. Subscribed and liked the video as a thanks! :)
probably because Surge is dull to play with. It's all well and good being strong but if it isn't fun then people probably aren't going to pick it. Especially when Psyker has options that are both strong and fun.
Too bad with how much RNG there is in crafting build recommendations, especially towards break points, are pretty much impossible to reproduce in their entirety.
I feel this man. It shouldn't be so fucking hard to get the thing you want to do the thing you want. Makes me so angry at whoever is making the design decisions.
@@theactionwindow5008 Just a summary on each individual class then in one video then, and how you feel they stack up and compare with one another. I just enjoyed this vid you made and came looking for more.
@@StrixNebulosa_mk1 That video is definitely getting made, although it may/may not be coinciding with the console release of the game, whenever that happens. Don't worry though - there'll be plenty of Vet stuff between now and then :)
I like how you talked about the skill floor, how psyker players are required to be adaptable, and then the very next sentence you proceed to talk about the roles you can fill but in ALL of your footage your spamming blue circles and suggest that people build to charge their staff for hours on end. Thats kinda gonna age like milk. Oh and, there seems to be no reason to use trauma over voidstrike short of cosmetic? Voidstrike has penetration so you just fling orbs in a hoards general direction and every one detonates dead center of the pack
Heya. You can see me playing this exact build in the video linked below exactly how I recommend in this video here, uploaded 2 weeks ago. Difficulty is Damnation, High Intensity Shock Gauntlet. th-cam.com/video/rOeW4cwhHE8/w-d-xo.html Seems to have aged pretty well imo. Thanks for your comment, do let me know when you've uploaded a guide of your own, you seem fairly confident in your opinions so I'm sure you have some invaluable advice to share.
@@theactionwindow5008 If your gonna try to correct people you should probably stay on the same topic. Being the way you wrote THIS video. All I said was the introduction to psyker was goofy. Said almost nothing about the build. I think Trauma staffs unnecessarily tedious, Voidstrike less so, and as always you can play what you want, live and let live. Extra weird of you to come back all off topic with a self plug but Il leave you be. And dont you dare go hollow
sorry but i couldnt facepalm any harder when u suggested toughness curio's and then instantly saying that psyker is squishy, ur squishy because u run toughness curio's. HP curios is infinitely better.
Well seems like you aren't aware of the fact that every class has hidden stats. The Psyker for example takes 25% more toughness damage. Balancing that out is way better than stacking percentage HP on a low base HP class. You want HP on Ogryn and Zealot. Toughness is there to be used and abused. You can totally stay alive with just enough HP to not die from bleed through damage. And in the long run you're tankier anyways from toughness because it is a resource bar that can be refilled constantly. You don't need items or med stations for that to happen. With that being clear, good luck facepalming your way out of your malice runs.
half of all the specials dont give a fuck about your toughness. WIth 2 grims i have 220hp left, go away with ur toughness its for noobs. When u have over 2500 hours played u will think differently.
@@theactionwindow5008 it's just grinding my gears to see people with little to no knowledge throwing attitude at smaller content creators. You seem to have put a lot of thought and work in your videos. Keep it going! :)
it can definitely be a frustrating one to learn, especially when leveling up. Easily the worst leveling experience of all the characters. Worth sticking with imo because when you 'get it', it's super rewarding. I made a video of me using this exact build on High Intensity Shock Gauntlet Damnation, you can check out what that looks like here: th-cam.com/video/rOeW4cwhHE8/w-d-xo.html
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7:15 Pro gamer tip as someone who exclusively runs Trauma staff for Damnation: You'll want to cast Kinetic Barrage *before* you hit 100%, all while holding down right click. Doing this keeps your max stack Warp Flurry. If you wait till you're at critical and your hands are up about to explode, and then you ult, you lose all your Warp Flurry stacks.
An alternative to this build that I’ve been running for a while now is Trauma with Warp Nexus and Rending Shockwave, +crit% and +crit damage
Run force weapon high peril feat and utilize high peril for some chunky Trauma blasts, exploding Crushers and Bulwarks and Maulers with body parts flying everywhere.
The weapon is noticeably slower to charge without Warp Flurry, but you end up with a good ~30% chance to crit and can balance peril with the threats coming in.
The trade off here is obviously one of “ammunition” capacity and overall damage efficiencies over longer periods of time vs more front loaded damage to chunk things. With manual Quell speed being fast and providing an animation cancel, you won’t need to quell very much at all to get off another high damage high crit trauma blast.
And since you’ll be at high peril often, this gives you a built in +25% damage on your force weapon attacks which lets you hit those breakpoints on the force sword without having to roll the damage perks. You can think of it more like high heat Unchained Sienna builds. You’ll blow yourself up a few times learning to play this way, but once you do it’s so sick and the muscle memory kicks in and you don’t even see your Peril anymore, it’s just a feel for attack combos and flows.
I also find o like Quietetude more as a Toughness regen feat since it can proc off both forms of passive Quell now, and allows you to generate Toughness without a trigger condition, just spam Trauma and quell, or brain burst and quell, or keep running and it will regen itself. Useful on Monstrosities too when you aren’t getting kills, but can’t necessarily get near a teammate (being chased you down a hallway away from team, etc) and it synergizes exceptionally well with the Kinetic Deflection Feat since you can convert that peril directly into toughness, passive quelling of this peril has allowed me to tank Daemonhosts during hordes in hi intensity gauntlet power outages and other really bad situations.
Only suggestion is +3 stam curio, it interacts with kinetic deflection in a surprisingly strong way.
I also run a +21% max hp, Psyker is squishy, but +hp also doubles as a corruption and grimoire buffer
im not gonna lie but theres just a few types of players that make u instantly press escape and vote kick, wound and stamina curio's make me do this because we already know how useful this person is gonna be by default.
@@Halvesoul I do agree with the wound thing, but a +3 stam is a strong addition to the kit. I have a few vids of runs on my channel if you want some evidence to reconsider your prejudice
@@Halvesoul toxic
What is the surprisingly strong interaction, pray tell?
Another excellent breakdown! Thanks for putting the time into doing this for all us sinners!
Ty boss!
Funny because I was running pretty much this build from early on and thought people were seriously sleeping on the trauma staff. Everybody liked their lightning bolts and blueflame clouds but the sheer spectacle of the trauma blast throwing bodies around is what first attracted me to it. And then over time learning how versatile and powerful it is cemented it as my preferred choice in near every situation.
And really grew to enjoy the Mark IV sword when they released it. At first I missed the cleaving of the Mark II, but as I got more and more used to just trauma blasting close enemies (and refusing to take melee weeklies) I have almost no need for a cleaving strike at all. Mark IV absolutely wrecks when I even want to bother to pull it out rather than just head pop a special to keep charges topped up.
My one big quibble with your build is I'm still not really getting why so many seem to like Kinetic Deflection over Kinetic Shield. I'm almost always taking long range fire that is chipping away at my toughness as I head pop and throw trauma blasts at dug in ranged. The the extra damage reduction on taking toughness damage is always useful (basically equivalent of on average of a full extra max toughness curio) during protracted ranged fights, while KD seems far more situational. Yes there are "oh shit" moments where I'm relying up Deflector on my sword. But as I've gotten better at positioning and pre-reading movement and incoming enemies (vital to playing with Trauma staff/head pop well) those moments are far less than the more protracted range fights where KS is providing consistent defensive benefit.
That's cool you're finding success with Kinetic Shield. I never really felt that it ever did enough to warrant using over Deflection. But hey if it works for you it works for you!
Nice I've been figuring out how to properly use Trauma Staff and this video was good for it.
Where you built around your staff I built around my sword and can one shot crushers with ease. My trauma is my support for my sword by far. Laughes in 0 Carapace on sword but still one shotting crushers and melting hordes. Unstable 4.,Slaughterer 4 and Warp unleashed and everything dies in 1 to two light attacks or 1 heavy attack. Low warp resistance on staff allows for fast damage buffs as well as max quell speed to have 50% toughness in 1.25 seconds if needed and then quietitude to allow for always regening toughness in melee. Deflector is a crutch where really the only situation it is useful is if you are being shot point blank by a gunner other than that dodging is literally the easiest thing to do to deal with ranged. Quicken with Kinetic flayer to allow for fast stacks and even more CC that the trauma does not already provide as well as instant 25% toughness if needed every 14 seconds. Combined with kinetic shield so you virtually take little to no ranged damage and to round it off Cerebral lacerations to so I can two shot reapers and dps bosses faster. High survivability and High damage with very fast gameplay.
Cool man! Nice that there's a lot of build diversity with how you can build and play Psyker these days.
@@theactionwindow5008 I appreciate your customer service response and not shit talking me xD Thanks man keep it up you're already a better community manager than Hedge!
I call the trauma staff the pathfinder. If the team gets overwhelmed by hordes, look down and blast away as you move forward.
I love this! So true.
Great detail and straight to the point. Wish more Darktide videos were like this.
Eyo mate, thanks so much for your kind words. Means a lot. That is the plan in the weeks to come. Consider a subscribe, there will be more coming down the line.
Love the build guides, keep em coming! Also, a full run will be sweet to see :)
Ty boss! Will be one coming by Wednesday
I'm surprised this channel has so few subs. This is the first video I've seen but it was really well put together.
Probably to do with my output amount :) also only started in October of last year so early days still. It's been hard to find motivation with making content with almost total radio silence from Fatshark. Still, at some point it will get a big update and in the mean time I'll keep out putting. Thanks for the kinds words friend.
I use this build for serious damnation runs, but if I just want to chill and have fun on Malice, I pull out the Purgatus staff. Just something therapeutic about incinerating hordes to a crisp.
It's definitely the build for the sweaty runs. So damn good. And it got buffed in the last patch!
I usually run Unstable Power(III+) on my Deimos. It allows me to one shot muties with a normal heavy 2 with a headshot, 6 warp charges and 80+ peril. It also let's me one shot it with a heavy special at 5 warp charges.
Nice breakpoints you have there! I too am a fan of unstable peril on the Deimos :)
Thanks for the build man, here from Reddit, got a good staff, just need Warp Flurry
Glad it helped
surge staff is goat cant stop using it.
It's good at what it does, just has limitations on what that is. I do enjoy it alongside the new Illisi force sword though.
@theactionwindow5008 I just can't go past it that an the new sword just ruin hordes very very few games I lose now just through entire horde management an elite elimination
I'm running this staff but I'm doing Maniacs/Unarmored instead of Carapace. That's what I've got my Force Sword for baby ;)
Good guide, almost the exact same build I've been running for a while, except I prefer the illsi variant force sword with p vs infested and p vs unarmored with deflector and slaughterer.
Illisi is a good sword, i enjoy it as well.
You forgot to go over the blessings for the trauma staff. I know warp flurry to decrease charge time is a must but what is the best second blessing?
Like should it be rending, or warp nexus, or blazing spirit? Because sometimes i wonder if more critical hits would be better than rending stacks.
The latest update really messed me up. I used to able to comfortably do level IV missions with no problem. But I haven't beaten one of those warp monsters yet. Would love to find some good melee tips.
it has been on my to do list for the longest time to do guides much bigger and wider in scope than the ones I do. the thing that's stopping me is the current state of Darktide, with little to no new blood coming into the game. I've got a lot of stuff planned for the Xbox release, including a melee/mechanics guide. So stay tuned/subscribed my friend. It is coming.
Great video! Really good guide! I have my purgatos & surge builts set, I need to revisit the trauma staff!
Thanks JP! Also a big fan of those Staves, honestly it really just feels like the Voidstrike that suffers a bit atm.
Surge n Purg both have some excellent builds for them.
Can you do a psyker build for the current patch number?
Love the new force sword
Same man, so nifty
I have a trauma with 3 rending, 3 flurry mostly almost 80's except resistance, guess I'll have to wait and hope for a decent one with resistance. Always felt this staff was the worst of the lot tbh.
I've got a video coming up that might make you change your mind. It feels like the absolute one for me
Why don’t I have my warp flurry on my trauma staff but on my other staffs?
I don't think you should run both brittleness blessing and + carapace since brittleness seems to do nothing for the staff itself. Leave it to others to take out the embrittled crushers.
tbh I would run focused channeling if I had it but I don't. that would be my second blessing of choice after flurry
@@theactionwindow5008 That's fair. I hope my next trauma doesn't get stuck with warp nexus like the last two.
@@Xandros999 I feel your pain, Trauma staff is such a PITA to build because of how specific things need to be for it to be good.
Excellent guide
Thanks Bob!
Only thing I like doing differently is using Ascendant Blaze on lvl 30, as it allows me to maximise horde/special DPS when things get too overwhelming for even the Trauma Force Staff. Alternatively for huge hordes that are not too tightly packed, making TFS's AoE too weak to deal with them.
Sure, you lose all 6 stacks but if you hit enough enemies, you get them back pretty much instantly *and* also deleted pretty much everything in your way.
Other than that, very solid guide, good showcases of how to deal with enemy types. Well done!
Thanks mate! Appreciate the comment
Oh...did you make this video after watching me wreck that T5+ with my Trauma staff? Good stuff.
Im new to this game but In this video I've seen many times that the psyker touches the staff and its quells peril really fast. How can I do that?
so generally speaking staves have the fasted peril quell because they have a bonus stat to it called "quell speed". A good habit to get into when learning psyker is to practice quick swapping to Staff (I have mine on mouse wheel down) and quelling with R, then swapping back to whatever you need to be doing.
This is probably most notable with Brain Burst where I quickswap to my staff to quell between head pops for extra quell speed.
Hope this helps! Hotkeys for all your actions go a long way :)
@@theactionwindow5008 Ohh damn, its the "reload" button. I was playing without knowing this all this time... Thanks for your video and help. Subscribed and liked the video as a thanks! :)
Bro why is no one using the middle tree lighting surge literally makes the game easy
probably because Surge is dull to play with. It's all well and good being strong but if it isn't fun then people probably aren't going to pick it. Especially when Psyker has options that are both strong and fun.
Too bad with how much RNG there is in crafting build recommendations, especially towards break points, are pretty much impossible to reproduce in their entirety.
I feel this man. It shouldn't be so fucking hard to get the thing you want to do the thing you want. Makes me so angry at whoever is making the design decisions.
I cant do that staff on higher difficulties
I will say that you really have to have a good one for Damnation, it feels very lackluster if it isn't rolled well.
personal I run the Void staff
I need to get myself a good one of those.
How do you touch the staff?
as in, when you quell? Press and hold R :)
Vet next?
The Vet has so many S tier builds I'm not sure where I'd start. What would you find helpful?
@@theactionwindow5008 Just a summary on each individual class then in one video then, and how you feel they stack up and compare with one another. I just enjoyed this vid you made and came looking for more.
@@StrixNebulosa_mk1 That video is definitely getting made, although it may/may not be coinciding with the console release of the game, whenever that happens. Don't worry though - there'll be plenty of Vet stuff between now and then :)
@@theactionwindow5008 Awesome, looking forward to it!
I like how you talked about the skill floor, how psyker players are required to be adaptable, and then the very next sentence you proceed to talk about the roles you can fill but in ALL of your footage your spamming blue circles and suggest that people build to charge their staff for hours on end. Thats kinda gonna age like milk. Oh and, there seems to be no reason to use trauma over voidstrike short of cosmetic? Voidstrike has penetration so you just fling orbs in a hoards general direction and every one detonates dead center of the pack
Heya. You can see me playing this exact build in the video linked below exactly how I recommend in this video here, uploaded 2 weeks ago. Difficulty is Damnation, High Intensity Shock Gauntlet.
th-cam.com/video/rOeW4cwhHE8/w-d-xo.html
Seems to have aged pretty well imo. Thanks for your comment, do let me know when you've uploaded a guide of your own, you seem fairly confident in your opinions so I'm sure you have some invaluable advice to share.
@@theactionwindow5008 If your gonna try to correct people you should probably stay on the same topic. Being the way you wrote THIS video. All I said was the introduction to psyker was goofy. Said almost nothing about the build. I think Trauma staffs unnecessarily tedious, Voidstrike less so, and as always you can play what you want, live and let live. Extra weird of you to come back all off topic with a self plug but Il leave you be. And dont you dare go hollow
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@@theactionwindow5008 Lmao ur goofy
sorry but i couldnt facepalm any harder when u suggested toughness curio's and then instantly saying that psyker is squishy, ur squishy because u run toughness curio's. HP curios is infinitely better.
Cool man
Well seems like you aren't aware of the fact that every class has hidden stats. The Psyker for example takes 25% more toughness damage. Balancing that out is way better than stacking percentage HP on a low base HP class. You want HP on Ogryn and Zealot. Toughness is there to be used and abused. You can totally stay alive with just enough HP to not die from bleed through damage. And in the long run you're tankier anyways from toughness because it is a resource bar that can be refilled constantly. You don't need items or med stations for that to happen.
With that being clear, good luck facepalming your way out of your malice runs.
half of all the specials dont give a fuck about your toughness. WIth 2 grims i have 220hp left, go away with ur toughness its for noobs. When u have over 2500 hours played u will think differently.
@@skmkr5222 this comment was golden XD
@@theactionwindow5008 it's just grinding my gears to see people with little to no knowledge throwing attitude at smaller content creators. You seem to have put a lot of thought and work in your videos. Keep it going! :)
i absolutely hated this class because i kept getting that fucking shitty-ass staff that has the aoe ground bullshit lol got to lvl and said fuck it.
it can definitely be a frustrating one to learn, especially when leveling up. Easily the worst leveling experience of all the characters. Worth sticking with imo because when you 'get it', it's super rewarding. I made a video of me using this exact build on High Intensity Shock Gauntlet Damnation, you can check out what that looks like here: th-cam.com/video/rOeW4cwhHE8/w-d-xo.html