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I would worry about life and AR. There aren't percentage increments on charms for damage, so any damage you get is minuscule when you compare it to how much health monsters actually have in endgame. But life is life, on the other hand. Any sliver of it could be the difference between life and death, and with war cries even 20 points could become a lot more.

A lot of people seem to think that if you encounter immunes with a sorc in some area you're automatically done for. Why is this??

You know in Diablo 2 you got this handy spell called teleport...

A lightning sorceress is a perfectly viable build for doing chaos sanctuary runs because the immunes (finger mages) are slow and almost harmless.

The Grand Vizier of Chaos is always lightning immune. If you can't kill him, you can't finish the sanctuary. Similarly, he's completely surrounded by lightning immune Storm Casters, so it's not even very practical to think your mercenary can just take him down, especially if he can't hold up against a group of monsters well (they're Undead, so any life steal he has won't work).

Of course, it's possible, but from my experience the success rate is low and the trouble isn't worth it when you could be grinding other, less troublesome, less time-consuming areas. Unless you have an Infinity, in which case it's a slice of pie.

Yes, it is very, very important that we make it know.

Because what if you're just in a game with a friend a few other random people? Don't want to have to go back to drop trades. Biggest fail ever. Always having to go through an AH would be inconvenient.

For a helm, basically anything with good LS and Res All will do nicely (especially if it has DR, too). For mercs. All your merc needs to do is stay alive- you're the one that should focus on damage. CoA is nice but overboard. I still use a Tal's Mask on my merc even when I'm doing 40k+ damage with lightning.

(If you put 5/5 lite dies on your merc, the benefits do not transfer to you. It only accounts for the lightning damage HE does. I'm pretty sure about this.)

Methinks as long as you're out of battle, you should be able to instantly swap runes. Adds more strategy to the game since you can adjust your skills as you go to fight different kinds of enemies in different circumstances, and it helps us continue to get away from the /town drudge of Diablo II.

You'd have to take it up with Curse. We did not make this forum software, nor do we really even have access to edit the source code.

We *kind of* get around this by our presence on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, but yeah, those are nothing like our forums.

That makes me think of 90's cartoons, but more fluid. Good times.

I would go with more damage.

/glass cannon perspective

Whenever I'm not working.

I think you can make a runeword thats basically the same thing, if you cant find it. I think you need an um, though.

This will give you links to a few bowazon builds, if that helps you.

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No. Unjustified.

They will not mitigate the cost with content. Won't happen. Don't hope for it. Forget about it. DIII's only DII's size, for instance, and that's pathetic for the amount of money Blizz has. Most of the money you pay will go into Blizz's pockets and nowhere else.
DIII's MP system doesn't require the expensive servers that MMO's need.

Qft. Tried to say something similar earlier like this but failed.

The reason Japan got so much hype is because it's not a third world country. It's a new context for an old circumstance. An enormous earthquake hitting a developed nation like Japan is much more relatable to the American/Western/Developed audience than if it were to hit another third world one.

It's really funny watching idiotic newscasters trying to give their highly uneducated and moronic views on the demons of nuclear power now that they have the incident in Japan to fuel their viewership ratings.