These formula are fairly arbitrary, and were created to fit the long term character design theories. In In each game, the set of attributes have undergone a revamp. The Warrior is the playable character class in the original Diablo I.Though he appears to be native to Khanduras itself, it is never specified whether he was a military man, mercenary or something else entirely In Diablo I. Being able to hit your target is of the utmost importance in Diablo and Hellfire.
Adding dexterity (and leveling up) helps with this for combat characters, and putting more points into magic (and leveling up) helps with spells. Some of the best items do not require high strength.The following formula are used to determine weapon damage. Long story short try to avoid putting into energy if you can help it, and don't feel obligated to load up too much strength. Pretty convoluted, and that is why we ended up with diablo 3s stat system. While stacking energy helps at low levels, it is absolutely wasted in the end game. Pretty much whatever stat isn't Vit and the first 100 str or so (and dex for block if you go that route) are pretty wasted. Its kind of counter intuitive and a bit annoying for a first play through. If you put the needed str into your character sheet alone, all str stat boosts from items are wasted.
While it isn't reasonable for a first play through, a perfectly min/maxed character should use their +str items to be able to barely reach the armor they wish to wear.
You don't need to run 270 strength or whatever it is the ancient armor used - You'll end up very low on HP. This includes some common killers such as gloams' and diablo's lightning attacks.Ĭaveat: Beware that a recovery time can result in getting locked into the block animation over and over - and then you die despite only being hit 25% of the time.Īnother thing to keep in mind is that you don't have to use the biggest baddest heaviest armor. You can block a lot of things you think you wouldn't be able to in diablo 2. If you can feasibly reach 75% block rate you should try to do so.
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