Theorycraft Thursdays

[Numenator]

Originally Posted by Blizzard
In your adventures across Westmarch and beyond, you've undoubtedly come across different items, affixes, environments, mechanics, and even anecdotes from other players that have influenced or outright changed the way you play the game (or at least tempted you to try something you never before considered). All these variables can shape and help define your hero's individual playstyle, also known as its build.

There are so many different ways to a build a hero in Diablo III. But what build are you using right now? How did you create it? And why do you like it so much? That's exactly what we intend to explore in our new weekly segment, Theorycraft Thursday!

What's Theorycraft Thursday?
Every Thursday starting May 1, we'll highlight a new build created by you, our community. We'll showcase the skills and passives you're using, the items that may have had an effect on your choices, how this build has shaped your gameplay experience, and of course: why you love it. If selected, your build will appear on the front page (right here!) of diablo3.com, giving other players the opportunity to discuss, debate, and ask you questions about it.

The fun doesn't stop there, though. Every four weeks, we'll throw up a poll and have the community vote on their favorite featured builds from the past month. The player whose build nets the most votes will have an opportunity to join a few Blizzard employees in-game and showcase their build LIVE on our official Diablo Twitch.tv channel!

How to Participate:
Interested? Awesome! To participate, just send an e-mail to TheorycraftThursday@blizzard.com with the following information:

The name, if any, of your build. (If you don't have one, I am not completely responsible for the lame pun your build may wind up being associated with.)
The mode in which you use this build. (Normal, Hardcore, or dare I say… Seasons?) Feel free to mention what difficulty you play on too!
Which skills, runes, and passives you use. A link to your build using the Skill Calculator would also be appreciated.
A screenshot of and/or a link to your character profile. (If you only submit a link to your character profile but not a screenshot, please do not change your skills until you’ve received a confirmation e-mail that we’ve received your submission.)
The names of any items or Legendaries that help this build flourish. If it doesn't focus on a build-changing Legendary, that's cool too – just let us know!
What this build does best. Do you use this build primarily for doing Bounties? Or do you use it for playing Campaign Mode? Whether you’re taking on Infernal Machines or doing a bit of everything, be sure to specify!
What makes this build AWESOME. Does it showcase big crits, or is it great at clearing large packs? Maybe it’s super mobile, or features supreme survivability?
Two to three screenshots of your build in action!
We're eager to see the creativity of our community, and we're even more excited about getting the chance to hang out and play alongside you. So get your submissions in and we'll see you May 1!

[Mallfin]

Habt ihr schon von "Offensive, Defensive und Neutral Item Slots" gehört? Und - haltet ihr Euch beim Gearen daran?

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[Pullox]

Nicht wirklich, wobei es sich fast aufgrund der Stats, die auf den Items der jeweiligen Slots drauf sein können, so ergibt. Zumindest beim "gelben" Gear. Bei Legendaries kannst du zB auch am Gürtel einen offensiven Stat wie Atk. Speed haben.

[Mallfin]

Genau, also ich hab gehört, dass die items für bspw. die offensive slots größere Werte pro offensive stat rollen können.
Sprich, laut Theorie sollte man auf den offense items nur ja keine defstats rollen/reforgen/enchanten wollen und vice versa.
Um tatsächlich auf die maximalen stats für den char zu kommen. Hab aber bis auf 1 Quelle noch keine Details gefunden (aus Zeitmangel).

[Cyan]

Stimmt grundsätzlich schon, wobei es auch innerhalb der "Offensive" Items Unterschiede gibt, z.B. kann auf Amulette maximal 100% Critical Hit Dmg. rollen, während auf Ringen und Gloves lediglich maximal 50% rollen können, selbiges bei Crit. Hit Chance, da bekommst auf Amulett und Gloves max. 10% drauf, bei Ringen ist es weniger - 6% wenn ich das gerade richtig im Kopf habe.
Durch bestimmte Legendaries kannst deine Offensivstats zusätzlich pushen, wie Puxi schon sagte gibt's leg. Belts auf die Atk Speed bzw. Crit. Dmg. rollen können, das gibt es bei den Rare Items nicht. Soweit ich weiß gibt es das auch für andere Slots, z.B. Hosen mit Atk Speed..

Grundsätzlich ist es möglich z.B. auf Gloves, Ringe, Amulette nur Offensivstats zu bekommen (z.B. Dex, AtkSpeed, CC, CD), geht dann aber auch auf Kosten des z.B. HP Pools wenn kein Vit. drauf ist. Ich weiß nicht wer diese Theorien aufstellt, aber in Summe kommt es auf den eigenen Spielstil an. Ich halte nicht viel von "Damage > all" sondern versuche bei meinen Chars ein gutes Mittelmaß zu finden. Wobei ich jetzt schon einige Wochen nicht mehr gespielt habe.