GDStashed Gear and it's effects on Grim Dawn Builds
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- The difference a little bit of cheating makes.
Turns out in this case it's about 55% more damage, which is about 55% more sustain.
Also, it's funny to watch the SR runs back and notice all the things I missed while trying to both play the characters and say things that aren't stupid.
This video comes after a discussion on the Crate forum where I was told that the difference between GDStashed gear that has high rolls and low rolls wasn't much. Turns out it's a pretty big gap. I didn't actually know how big until I started making this video. I imagine this will be a little eye-opening for others as well.
I also want to state that this is not intended as an attack on the top 20 list or it's creators. This was intended to show the difference that gear fishing makes and this was just the top build and easily available because you can download the character file. The build is used as an example of fishing for good rolls, but I have seen much worse. The Top 20 list is still a list of very good builds, give them a shot.
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The most unrealistic expectation brought by these GDStashed builds is having a pair of Alkamos rings 😤
I have 1 Alkamos ring for every 1,000 hours I have played this game. Granted I don't kill him very often.
@@Paikis so you're saying I'm due my second ring 500 hours from now? Neat!
Just gotta grind it out. Leave the game on over night to speed it up!
Absolutely true, high rolls (not only the right rolls) on items make a huge difference, both for offense and defense. You can say "oh, it's just 2% IAS here, only 25 OA there, 5% res on that", when you add them all together it makes a great number in the final picture. This applies to any build and I guess it's true for any game with decent itemization and balance, thank you for pointing this out.
Thank you for the video! I've been looking forward to your take on the topic since I heard you complaining about GDStash in your previous videos.
I was honestly surprised by how big a difference those rolls make. Especially considering how many bonuses are just set at their value by MIs and set bonuses. It's ironic that Yesnt wouldn't even make the honourable mentions of the list that Korba was top of.
So these guys with their top 20 softcore builds are using GD stashed max roll characters. I'm curious of the point of it all because they are complete fantasy builds. To me a better top 20 list would be builds that use the minimum rolls like your Yes'nt. That way a player striving for the build would merely (!!) need to find the purple items and the green items with specific affixes(!!!!!).
I guess editing functionality better be separate tool neither all in GDStash, i like unlimited stash functionality, but never wanted to enable editing functions. Thx for video, great as always
I have no problem with people using the editing functions in their single player game. You do you boo. I was just actually testing how big a difference those rolls make and I was surprised by the results
tnx for the video, so whats the next build :D
Let me finish the 2 I've got going!! Also, I'll be playing some season 7 mod as well.
So what is the identifier that gives you all the different colors on the gear is that an extra id program?
It's a mod called Rainbow Filter. You can download from the Crate forums.
Not gonna watch a 30 minute exposé on this unless you can explain why this matters? Like. usually cheating has stakes. the greater the stakes the riskier and more advantageous a cheat is. Who is the against? I'm confused. Even if someone was cheating like . . . A grim dawn season community league like Rekt puts on, that still wouldn't even be relevant stakes? You understand? What am i missing that cheating in a single player game matters
If you're not willing to watch the video, why even bother engaging in a conversation about it in the comments?