![]() I'll look into that when I get the chance. Also worth noting that I believe testing has shown Shield Bash and Charge interaction is bugged right now.Įdit: Though, I'm willing to wager the Charge interaction isn't actually bugged but it isn't +10% Damage/Charge but +.1 to the ratio/Charge (e.g., 300% Shield Armor at 1/15, 1300% Shield Armor at 15/15). Off-hand, it should have the better base damage as well. If mob density is as you say, then perhaps things are different.Īs far as Damage is concerned, Dynamo Field scales with Electrical Damage%, typically deals with lower resistance values than Physical, and covers a larger area/hits more targets. And while Shield Bash and Dynamo Field have the same Charge rate, Dynamo Field has the advantage of hitting it's target cap easier. Onslaught is the typical way for getting the Attack Speed debuff going since it's your gap close/escape/mobility ability. Seismic Slam is the typical goto Stun ability. Forcefield alone isn't enough, but Aegis with it is not a real tangible solution. Just solo so I realize that damage scaling changes things, though arguably it merely makes gearing DR% happen earlier. Additionally they have the exact aame charge generation value, shield bash does instant damage instead of a dot, and shield bash applies a debuff and a stun which proca coup de grace on large groups.ĭynamo field might be better for your playstyle but I really think your comparison is selling shield bash short based on an overreliance on force field because gour current engineer isn't dealing with enough damage output/threat from the enemies. When you have 17 whirlwinds filling the screen from six different spellcaster types while a bug spellcaster is summoning infinite minions you absolutely cannot stop moving for more than a second. There might be a huge disconnect because I played my first solo elite game last night and the enemy density is incredibly different. ![]() Shield bash generates charge just as quickly with the enemy density on elite while making you invincible and creating space to move around. We’ll be covering this in other guides, but for now, this should help you choose your starter class in Torchlight: Infinite.Are you playing with multiple people on elite? Forcefield doesn't keep you alive on its own with the amount of damage output going on with multiple people. ![]() Specifically, each class boasts a veritable ton of customization in the form of the talents that you’ll unlock further on. It’s worth pointing out that, while each class has its own traits, strengths, and weaknesses, this is far from being the only aspect to consider when it comes to choosing your starter class in Torchlight: Infinite. ![]() In this sense, if you’re looking for a bit of a challenge, we recommend starting with the aforementioned, or with the Commander class. As such, the only real “complex” class here is the Spacetime Witness, while the others are mostly straightforward and easy to use. Our rankings on this tier list revolve around how easy the classes are to use, and how easy it is to wreak havoc with them. This is because there isn’t really a “best” class in this game, and each one is equally viable at any part of the game. Nevertheless, he’s especially proficient at mowing down hordes of lesser enemies, which makes him an absolute joy to play.Īs you can see, most classes in Torchlight: Infinite have either an “S” or an “SS” ranking. In this sense, while Carino does a ton of damage, he’s also quite fragile, and requires a bit of skill in order to use correctly, especially when fighting against the tougher enemies. Of course, with great power comes great responsibility. This is definitely the case for the new Torchlight: Infinite, which is scheduled to release in a few hours, bringing with it tons of new ARPG gameplay to both the mobile and PC audience. And though it’s far from achieving an episodic release status every couple years, like other established franchises, its name is still heavy enough to garner tons of hype whenever a new game is announced. That’s not to say Torchlight didn’t gather its niche-because it definitely did-but this lukewarm reception did nothing to aid the franchise’s future in the gaming community.įast forward a few years and sequels later, Torchlight is seemingly still going strong. And since it was a game developed by the same team behind the original Diablo, expectations were fairly high. While the first entry in the series was oozing with charm and personality, with its unique art style and fun and flowy combat system, it actually did little to distinguish itself from the heavy hitters of the industry. Torchlight has long since been a troubled project, ever since the original release back in 2009.
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