[3.27] (NEW VIDEO!) Poor Man's Ward Loop - Level 1 Spells CWDT Triggerbot Saboteur

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vintez#7005 wrote:

well i did the changes u suggested and the loop is still not working plus the cwdt wasnt shooting off as much ether so idk why the loop isnt going non stop like it should be the only thing i can think of is the armor has a +2 to projectile gems but to me that should make me take even more dmg then the lvl 1 gems would be doing so in theory it should make it cast even more often then?

So, I just popped your character into PoB. You stil have the useless Fire Mastery allocated and you are still missing Brittle Ground boots. Furthermore, your Assassin's Mark has no 20% quality, so you are not generating Power Charges on bosses. I didn't catch that the first time because I wasn't looking for it, plus I thought I had already added that to the guide, but it appears it was only in a video.

You also still haven't taken all the crit nodes as I advised. Assassination is another big boost.

For the record, with Brittle Ground, Power Charges and Assassination, you are already going from ~50-56% crit up to 80-82%.

If you can't quality your Assassin's Mark yet, spec into Mark the Prey and grab the Frenzy Charge mastery.

You also do not have the necessary setup yet to be able to make effective use of Doedre's Elixir. You do not have a Hunter belt with flask charge on crit mod.

You are also still using a useless Mana flask while the build uses Blood Magic.

Here's a PoB of your character with a different tree that is a better workaround for the time being. Make sure to check the flasks.

And a quick reminder: I cannot help you fix it if you do not follow my advice.

i did the changes u wanted it didnt work so i put it back cuz it was activating more often during combat the boots are in my stash like it works if i get hit but its not LOOPING like it should be doing i dont need dmg, i need it to not stop casting like i know it should be i can show u what it does in game if u need me to u can see it work then stop after a bit

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vintez#7005 wrote:

i did the changes u wanted it didnt work so i put it back cuz it was activating more often during combat the boots are in my stash like it works if i get hit but its not LOOPING like it should be doing i dont need dmg, i need it to not stop casting like i know it should be i can show u what it does in game if u need me to u can see it work then stop after a bit

Crap, I forgot to attach the PoB in my last reply, I've updated it now.

And you still haven't followed my initial advice. Your Assassin's Mark has no 20% quality and you are not using a Diamond flask. With the PoB I gave you, your ignite chance sits at roughly 97%. The way you are doing it is obviously not working for you.

Edit: You also don't need the 5% CRR on the boots, we only need 52%, which is covered by the 12% on belt and 40% from Ascendancy.

How would Mageblood fit in the build? What flasks would you use? What else would you swap around? Main point would try to make it just a bit more tanky/less prone to 1 hits from phys, for example. Any tips? Played alot of wardloop in the past and this take looks interesting!

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Heiruspecs#7541 wrote:

How would Mageblood fit in the build? What flasks would you use? What else would you swap around? Main point would try to make it just a bit more tanky/less prone to 1 hits from phys, for example. Any tips? Played alot of wardloop in the past and this take looks interesting!

You can make this work with 2 grafts with 2% CRR per green socket (corruption) each, for a total of 12%. Then you can skip the boots implicit and don't need the CRR on the belt.

Thing is, a Mageblood basically isn't worth it. You would lose 1 spell slot, and you can't add too much damage reduction because the build will eventually stop working. While Phys hits are its main weakness, a Mageblood wouldn't solve that particular problem. The Ward Loop you are used to has a lot more Ward than this, which is what helps it mitigate Phys damage. There are pros and cons to both.

Classic Ward Loop only functions the way it does because the Ward doesn't break, and Ward doesn't interfere with CWDT's damage taken tracker. That's why it has better mitigation. There's no way to make it work the same for this build, though I'd love to. It's just how it is.