Originally posted by Kles

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My friend is comfortable on almost all the content as his DH and he has never used Smoke Screen. Here's his build:

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/calculator/demon-hunter#bPdYTl!abe!ZYbbZc

He plays a reasonably tanky DH with around 1,000 LoH and 36.5K DPS.

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What are his resists and armor like?

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You need some more critical hit damage. Especially on your weapon. With sharpshooter, it makes a huge difference in your damage. My damage is actually 125k in game, the profile page doesn't take Steady Aim into account. Somewhere around 38k without Sharpshooter, I haven't checked in a little while.

Here's my Demon Hunter that became my main character. I started out playing a Witch Doctor at launch but by Inferno I came to realize how inferior they are to Demon Hunters as a ranged class. My wife and I just downed Inferno Diablo on our first attempt of the night, my DH and her Monk. She has a little over 900 Resist All with her Mantra. We had tried over the weekend a few times but didn't quite get him down. I swapped out caltrops from my build and put in Rain of Vengeance - Flying Strike instead. It's a 30 second cool down that stuns the targeted area and it works on Diablo. Made it 10x easier since I could use it to interrupt the cage summoning sequence every time he started to pop them up from the ground.

I also have a moderately geared Monk that I wanted to get to 60. I use my Andariel's Visage on him since it has Poison Resist which gets converted to resist all. I just don't have the funds right now to fully deck him out to take on Act II Inferno and beyond.

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Hey guys... 100 MOAR LEVELS!

The current debate is whether or not the data-mined info in the chart below is accumulative or amount per level:



If it's the experience per level, that means it'll take over 10 billion experience to get to Paragon level 100. In other words, more than a year for the average player. My guess is still that these numbers are cumulative and will take 1-2 weeks of solid grinding, or about a month and a half for an average player.

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Originally posted by Typhoid

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I think Witch Doctor might actually be worth using now.

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I actually started as a WD and switched to a DH once I got to Inferno and realized how useless pets were. Now that they're viable in Inferno, I switched back last night. I was very impressed with the upgrades they received. My pets were tanking Act 2 just fine, only dying to melee hazards like molten and plagued. I had to spend a pretty penny to gear out my WD with magic find items, but I managed to get back to 246% MF and retain 40,860 damage. Pretty much full glass cannon, but that's what the pets are for.

Found a really good 1h spear that I sold on the RMAH for $60. I was pretty excited when I woke to see the email that it had sold. It was probably a little under priced, but not so much that they could turn around and make big profit from it. Some idiot had a similar one listed for $250 but on the gold AH, one just lower than mine was only 25 million. Gold is about $1 per million now, so I figured $60 was high but I guess not.

Going to use the money to pay for Mist of Pandaria Digital Deluxe version. I sold a ring 2 weeks ago for $8 so I only need $12 more.

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Originally posted by AlexAR

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So with Paragon levels you get MF without the need for MF gear. Sure wish I hadn't spent a million gold on MF gear now

I fear all MF gear is now kinda worthless and will be a non seller in the AH. Sure wish I hadn't horded all that MF gear

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Magic find gear is still very relevant. It's only 3% per level and it takes quite a while to get to 100. I play pretty regularly and I'm only level 5. My wife plays a lot more than I do and she's only level 10. Most public games, you still see most people level 15 or less. There are some people farming pretty much non-stop and are really high level, as you can see here. The highest I've seen in game was 27.

Originally posted by AlexAR

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A legendary ring that you can get can now proc a treasure goblin on hit. Sure wish I hadn't killed myself trying to get to all those elusive treasure goblins that keep running away resulting in many deaths and huge repair bills

Is that the way this works?

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That legendary ring is pretty rare and the proc doesn't happen very often. It procs from when you're hit, not from hitting things. So if you play a glass cannon ranged class, it'd barely proc at all.

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