act 2 is ranged mobs with no chokepoints.

FUCK YOU BLIZZARD.

even though the mobs in act 3 hit harder AND have more life it's much easier than act 2 (for a melee anyways)

Agree.

Tomorrow when i go to work im going to smash every dam bug i see. And im just trying to get belail then pay someone to kill him. Prob there is getting there :/

Also if you hit 3 enemys with one attack, lets say deadly reach, does LoH give for all or just 1?

This post was edited by cmol7106 on Jun 3 2012 03:17pm

All 3 give life on hit. That's why I love farming act 3. So many doorways as chokepoints. Anyway, I've been farming act 3 the last 4 days because I didn't really feel like progressing (after siegebreaker). Just finished Rakanoth, and I must say, finishing act 3 and beggining act 4, too easy with life on hit lol.

here are the stats/items/build I just finished diablo with. (warning big pictures inc)



still have a few pieces I can upgrade but a little burned out for now.

The diablo fight itself was really fun, most important parts are fighting near active health wells in phase 1/3 so you can use them to LoS his fire stomp shit and saving serenity for his fireball ability so you don't get one shot. if you can keep your earth ally up he can hopefully tank the curse of pain/agony/destruction which will oneshot you without serenity/health well. phase two isn't too hard if you can save a serenity for your illusion, with my set up I was able to easily burn it down in five or so seconds.

you used the ally for diablo inferno?

I would say it would be impossible without it, if he curses you when serenity is down and you aren't at a health well (no wells in phase 2) you are guaranteed to die.

full skillbuild I used for diablo

what is his curse?

He has three different ones, pain/destruction do more than 40k damage to me with the set up I linked above, they last about 15 seconds iirc and can only be removed by either healing to full health or using serenity. I'd say 80% of my failed attempts were because I was fireballed when I had to serenity a curse, or cursed after I had to serenity a fireball.