Also, speaking of tier two bonuses, when you do get level fourteen, I would only put one point in spider mines, and don’t worry about it until level twenty. He’s like a George Foreman grill, “just set ‘em and forget ‘em”. Heal Bot isn’t very useful in my opinion at the start of the game, but once he gets his tier one bonus, heal bot is your best friend. My character’s block was still not at fifty percent.īack to talking about skills, as I mentioned earlier, at the start you’ll want to go to the skill respec guy in town to take off your beginning skill, add Heal Bot, Bulwark, and find a cannon at the blacksmith, hopefully he has one. Eventually you’ll be spending points for dexterity I assume, but even after beating the game on hardcore elite. Especially since your block chance is capped at fifty percent. Then dodge probably plays a more important role.
#Torchlight 2 summoner build plus
Though I’m sure at level sixty plus when you’ve long past beaten the game, and simply working on leveling for the sake of end-game grinding. But for me personally, dodging didn’t really play a factor when you’re plowing so many points into vitality that your high block chance becomes the more beneficial investment. You might also want to put a few points in dexterity every once in a while with a goal in mind of gaining a plus one percent to dodge every few levels. Now the reason I say it’s dependent on the gear you find. That’s why you don’t need to put any points in strength. A hidden damage modifier in this game that can only be tracked by adding the percentage’s up yourself, and just realizing that if you equip some gear that brings you up to plus eighty percent minion damage, then you’re doing an ass load of damage. The damage output for spider mines are minion based. It varies on what gear you find in your play-through, but for the most part. Once you get spider mines, just take off blast cannon, and you’re good to go.īefore I go any further into other skills, I want to mention the stat distribution for this build. Until you get to level fourteen you’re going to want to use cannons, and investing a skill point into Blast Cannon at level seven will really help. This is where skill respec’s comes in handy from my tip video. That mean’s this build is slow getting started because you can’t get Spider Mines until level fourteen. These tiny effective little babies are like a heat seeking missiles with an exploding punch. So to start off I will say, the main skill for this build, are the Spider Mines. But taking them on is definitely easier with this build. You’ll still feel that nervous feeling you get when you are in tight corridors with twenty mobs chasing after you. This is probably the easiest way to beat Torchlight 2 on Hardcore Elite, but I don’t mean to discredit this build by any means. I’m going to explain a bit about a build that I like to call, the Engineer Mechanist. Sometimes both from the same kill.Torchlight 2: The Mechanist Engineer Guide (YouTube Link) While using Shadowshot, I was able to get explode kills and Shadowling bats from kills. UPDATE: I have confirmed through play-testing that the passive effects of Poison Burst and Shadowling Ammo WILL affect nonstandard shots. If you hit an enemy with Shadowshot with ranks in Poison Burst/Shadowling Ammo, will poison damage and a chance to explode still apply to the primary shot only, primary shot and shards that come from it, or neither, and is there still a chance slain enemies will become Shadowling bats? I'll try to test this myself when I get another rank, unless anyone has the skills in question, a lot of mana and the time/desire to find out. I am, however, unsure if you'll get passive benefits from a nonstandard attack such as Shadowshot. I've had mobs explode and turn into Shadowling bats. I have both skills and they both work simultaneously. If I'm correct that means this skill will ruin your ability to amass an army. DO NOT GET Poison burst: It looks tempting with poison damage but I believe it will not proc your shadowling ammo to spawn minions.
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