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I found it as on ok place to level but I did not venture into higher difficulties. The experience here on level 50 on silver was about a little less than 1/2 my level.

Stephs build is great you might refer to that one. You mainly fight but have a few minions to help along the way. I used the build changing a few things for my playing style and easily beat silver on level 31.

You can find the video on youtube as well. The white griffin is northwest of Sloeford. The wild boar is south of Kufferath Castle in the human realm. http://www.maplib.net/fullmap.php?id=4222&...703125&z=11 That is the link for the boss map.

I have a few questions myself: What main things do you look for when you socket your items? How do you keep your regen times low with 2 buffs adding a lot of +Regen times? What weapons do you dual wield? How do you setup your combos if you use them? What is a good time frame to keep the regen times at for the main CAs?

My regen is lower than the duration of DP plus it lasts 30 seconds which is way more than I will need.

I find that it increase with level as well. You will still be getting +1's all the time maybe a +2 if you're uber lucky until you level up.

I might advise start adding +Combat Arts to level BFG and im guessing pelting strikes so that you dont have to read runes. Though it doesnt really matter since BFG is just a shot, but it could produce more damage.

I personally got with Samsung over Sony because I find the picture quality to be better in the short and long run.

Well there has to be a cap but its not 200 that is for sure. Its just the highest +All skills you can get x maximum slots on armor. I have no idea what that would be but that is your answer.

It is only single platform. The problem is that servers on the consoles are based on the host of the games internet connection, so you will probably see someone lag. I suggest just making your own game public and just let others have the lag

I might try it today and just go in with divine protection and see how many flaring novas it takes to kill them all.

I've near made it to plat. I cannot offer advice, but generally the higher difficulty the better the items. The benefit of bronze is that the enemies are area based in level. So enemies around lets say Sloeford are level 1-5, Clearview 5-10, etc. You will not get any experience from these enemies in bronze, but you can farm the bosses for low level gear. AKA sets at low level for your achievement. However, the level maximum that a character can be in bronze is level 60. I do not know if this holds up on the console versions because ive never been that high. On the other hand, the level cap for silver is 100 so you might farm in silver and see how the enemies fair to you there. Schot had a level 60 high elf that he was farming in bronze with and he 1 shotted the White Griffin and 3 shotted the Wild Boar. You might try the same thing on silver and get stuff higher than level 100 based on survival bonus. I dont know if the enemies have the same level cap and that was the whole point of what Schot was doing. He was trying to find out what level caps enemies were on difficulties so that he could farm them. At level 100, you could check out the White Griffin and the Wild Boar to find out what level they are.

The pros: You hit more often, harder and use higher level weapons. The cons: CAs do more damage then bashing away at higher lvls, less slots to add in 2h, less def makes you more vunerable.

The banshee was the one I was thinking of.

I love how Jamie missed the one that is in his siggy. It's my favorite one by far I put the Laughter in Manslaughter

You can always check out Schot's farming idea. Get to level 59 or 60 and make a bronze free mode and farm white griffin and wild boar for level 20 sets. It's good if you are planning on making new characters. Someone else mentioned the harpy queen was level 35 so you can farm higher level set items at her. I would also suggest the dragons like the one in Grunwald and Dryad island which are easy to get to. Farming bosses would get you lots of sets and uniques, but trying to find 1 particular blade might be hard.

I havent played on the TG does his Combat Arts do a lot for burning or any other type of secondary damage?

What console are you playing on?

level 35 as well that is extremely low.

I tend to stick with unique for the lots of slots, but good luck finding one.

18 second recharge should = nameless guardian 1 shot lol

18 seconds is still quite high though. I hope you are 1 shotting everything at that point otherwise its basically useless for now.

How are you playing this build? More towards use of CAs or melee type? I would suggest if you're not going to be hacking away at everything I wouldnt take sword/hafted whichever you decide. That would kill the need for tactics as well. Most builds really on melee early on, but that isnt really a cause to waste 2/10 skills on it. Sounds like you are not going to be using melee much later on going protect Area of Effect. I use my seraphim in the same way you are... sort of. Instead of Sword/Hafted and Tactics I took Constistution and Combat Discipline for added CA damage.

Also if you are on your unique mount even if its the aspect you use the most it will up your regen times. I try to avoid mine unless im running across an area just to get somewhere. Yes, Jamie you are correct they have to be in use for them to cause regen to higher.

Speaking of beer Im going to go grab one out of the fridge right now. I got an awesome 18 pack though. Might by 1-2 30's for 4th of July though. Thats awesome arm exercise for me. Up with full beer down with empty bottle. Rinse and Repeat.