lold thats pretty bad though, smiting/foh/charging with hoto ....i lold

east/10

This post was edited by Fek on Oct 6 2018 07:45am

thats a europe guy

Thanks



Meni druids built all differently different armors helms weapons invis etc. Guilles is one of the top helms ofc for it's stats and cb but any decent fury with a viso can normally walk over guilles but as for price and stats it's def hands down the best. But yeah vs pally or barb more or less need viso or a fools. I just like pelts in general plus a little bit of style always helps

That's easy as pie.

9/10 for the collection

For the rest posted, loled hard, shaper Needs definately more skill to Play than a hdin in pvp, and ofc it is not a pvm char only rofl

To the discussion of the vid, that necro was/is crap, just toothspamming, no Spirit Train, only walk, kinda just Standing on one Point waiting for hdin to jump him, so hdin nn any real skill, even though he uses foh tele lock sometimes, but seen even that better from some guys, specially this one https://forums.d2jsp.org/user.php?i=1037044.

I love you felt the need to explain obvious things to someone's who obviously has played a wolf for a while.... Obviously obvious....

and a east player think it is good. ur welcome

east/10

This post was edited by Fek on Oct 8 2018 09:01am

as u has the clue



dosnt explain it, hes just a Fek

This post was edited by Akhi on Oct 8 2018 11:43am

The point worrywart was trying to get at is a fury Druid or any melee for that matter is, all they do is point, click,hold, close eyes, open eyes 30 seconds later, hope they stay alive, then rinse and repeat for ft5.

An hdin has more skill in during than the above.

While fury druids are much more expensive to make.

Fury druids are obviously not meant for vs. casters of any type.

Very nice melee character and top fury Druid I have seen posted.

Nah, fury druids have a little more to them than that. You're wsging around the moor like Bib waiting for your opponent to fuck up badly enough that you can get a hit in. With 10kish life you can make plenty of mistakes while your opponent only gets to screw up once.
That's the problem though. If your build is relying on your opponent to do something wrong instead of relying on you to do something right your char is only good against bad players.

It's the same issue most bad builds have (throw baba being top of the list)

This post was edited by Worrywart on Oct 8 2018 11:58am