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En fait je dirais que ça rajoute + ou - 1400 dps à ton dps total, genre si avec la même arme sans le proc t'as 30K, le proc te ferait passer à 31,4k.
Je pense que c'est pris en compte dans le comparatif sur l'arme (le +10K vert)
 
edit: double burned  

 
Je ne pense pas, puisque le comparatif de l'arme traite de ton DPS affiché dans ta feuille de personnage, qui sert à calculer les dégâts de toutes les compétences. Ce débuff est juste "en plus" et affiché sûrement nul part ailleurs que sur l'arme.

"Parangon" est devenu le mot à la mode?
 

 
Oui si tu as 0 force.

 
Si tu as 1
   
dps de l'arme x force

 
 Je ne pense pas qu'il ai dit à la base que ça doublait le DPS global, mais je vois où est l'erreur...

Une absorption des projectiles, le genre de truc sympa pour les ranged    
Ceci dit, c'est une affixe assez rare.

Ca va, ca se gère quand même, mais c'est clairement un truc qui diminue bien les dégâts que tu balances

C'est top sur un DH avec elemental arrow + ligthning ball, ça proc en perma et le mob se fait démonter  

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Si si ca se cumule

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Je pense à posteriori avoir dit une connerie surtout qu'un pote me dit que ça ne se cumule pas (c'est un lurker bien lache p'tite golden pour toi   ).

Une source sûr là dessus?

Edit : A prendre avec des pincettes mais d'après un mec du fofo off qui a fait ses propres tests ça ne se cumule pas : http://eu.battle.net/d3/fr/forum/topic/4784379092

C'est pas tout à fait exact.
Dans le DPS affiché dans la fiche (haha) du personnage, il faut aussi prendre en compte les éléments tels que %CC, DCC. A moins que tu le comptais dans les bonus, ce qui est fort probable.

 
kel act ?

3ème, j'avais environ 160MF

Ça à drop soit sur un élite soit sur un blanc, c'était le bordel j'ai pas vu

0... Car tes dps sont égale a = DPS de l'arme *(100+force)/100
 

Hello !  
Il y a un féticheur de hfr qui voudrait ce truc ?  
Je reviens ce soir...

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Je prends si prix sympathique  

Tu veux dire, comme Acrobatie runé Traînée de cendre?  

Excuse de Jay Wilson sur l'incident FB et quelques élements du jeu :
 
http://us.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/6398870250

Article de qualitaÿ    
 

dites, qqn pour me donner des pistes d'amélio de mon second perso Pioupiou
http://eu.battle.net/d3/fr/profile [...] o/17604529

 
Do want!
 
En hc,  

proxy taff
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développe ?

 
Vla le nom de perso. Ma fille de 9 ans prend le même pour ses persos.      

c'est mon pseudo sous Wolfenstein ET

 
 
As many of you probably know, I recently made a comment on Facebook about Dave Brevik. I want to make it clear that I am very sorry for what I said. I have higher expectations for myself than to express my feelings in such a rash way and disrespect a fellow developer like Dave, someone who deserves to be treated with greater respect.
 
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Dites ! Vous conseillez quel coin acte 2 pour farmer tranquillement en wizz CM/WW ? L'acte 1 m'ennuie trop, l'acte 3 est encore trop chaud pour que ce soit rentable à farmer... du coup j'ai envie de changer un peu mais je vois pas tellement d'endroits sympas à la Festering woods acte 1...
 
Merci de vos tuyaux !

Comme ça, rapidement :
 
- Armure
- Res all
- Dextérité
- Vita
- DPS
- Virer force et intelligence
 
Bref, en prend tout et on recommence !

 
 
   
 
Toutafon avec une 7950.
 
Avec une 7870 en résolution supérieure je suis déjà à fond.

DPS : Dégâts Par Seconde.
 
Il me semblait que dégâts, masculin pluriel ne pouvait donner quelque chose comme égale.

 
Je fais run magdha depuis la mine jusqu' a magdha, ya une instance a coup sur dans une des 2 zones avant magdha
1 ou 2 pack sur avant magdha donc nephalem a 5 assuré pour magdha
Apres c'est plein de moustique quoi  

Perso je lance la quête de la pierre d’âme noire (la dernière partie, lorsqu'il faut tuer Kulle). Je commence aux mines de la gorge noire (2-3 élites), puis l'avant poste et je reviens en arrière. Je passe par l'oasis juste pour avoir mon dernier buff de vaillance. Une fois les 5 buffs, je passe par l'ancien chemin voir si le gobelin est là, puis je vais à Alcarnus (y aussi un gobelin qui traine souvent), il y a toujours 1-2 elites sur le chemin qui mène à Maghda. Puis je vais aux sables désolés et je cherche le caveau des assassins (5-6 élites souvent).
 
Lorsque j'ai fini ça, je prend le wp vers les archives, je butte Kulle et j'enchaine avec Belial.

Ok merci je vais tester. Je suis pas fan des moustiques mais ça va ça se gère bien avec frost et WW.
Edit : ah pas mal comme run ça SetSuna, bien complet. Bon je m'arrêterait à Kulle car Belial je prends assez cher avec la P3...

bijour
j'ai un barbare lvl 57 et j'aimerai qques conseils.
Je cherche avant tout à optimiser les compétences (passives et actives)
Mais à vrai dire à part qques unes qui me semblent bien pratique, j'y connais trop rien.
Si qqun a des infos pour n00b, ou même un lien
merci!

Houla ok... Chui un matheux moi
Puis bon, "tes dps sont égaux à" c'est moche