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• supastarv1 Posts: 5 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  A little help here please.

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• supastarv1 Posts: 5 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  Bump, Bump, Bump

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• titotito333999 Posts: 196 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  In my opinion you have too many attacks. Pick 3 attack powers and switch the rest to some heals/utility/energy unlock.

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• supastarv1 Posts: 5 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  Sound boring to spam the same 3 powers over and over again.

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• svajda Posts: 53 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  It may sound boring to "spam" the same 3 attacks but you have to keep in mind, the more attacks you have the thinner you spread your advantage points. Having a few rank 3 attacks is much more effective than having a fist full of rank 1 or 2 attacks.

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• titotito333999 Posts: 196 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  supastarv1 wrote: »

  Sound boring to spam the same 3 powers over and over again.

  
  We're all different I guess... for me 3 attack powers is the max I will get per toon and when I get bored I just switch toons.

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• supastarv1 Posts: 5 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  I will have to disagree with this.
  
  Anyway, can someone comment on the build and synergy?

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• fr0gurt Posts: 0 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  A few quick comments:
  
  I think that Havok Stomp is a little redundant since you already have Roomsweeper and Shockwave. I would replace it with Defensive Combo and move Crippling Challenge to it from Mighty Leap. Defensive Combo also starts and refreshes your Defiance stacks, which will be important to your survivability.
  
  Put Challenging Strikes on Shockwave, your biggest Area of Effect, to draw in aggro from the henchmen.
  
  Knockback can be a problem in Smash alerts. I would replace Haymaker with Uppercut which is a knockup rather than a knockback, and better for keeping the fight contained.
  
  You have no energy unlock, not that there's one that works well with Might anyway. You'll get some energy from Defiance and (I think) Enrage. If you need more, maybe replace Retaliation with Force Shield+Force Sheath. That way if you block frequently enough to keep the Force Sheath up, it will convert incoming damage into energy.
  
  For Protector Tree, I would max out Defensive Expertise, put 2 points in Resolute, and take Protector Mastery at level 40. This will help you stay on your feet during a tough fight.

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• cptmillennium Posts: 451 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  I'd drop Defiance for Invulnerability, and Unbreakable for Conviction. You'll have WAY better survivability in most situations.
  
  I'd pick up MSA as an energy unlock. Works great with Conviction and Mighty Leap. It'll make up for the energy return you'd be giving up from Defiance.

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• talkingbear Posts: 2 Arc User

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  So like the OP, I'm coming back from a long time away, over a year and a half. I think I've developed a decent build, but I have very little clue what I'm doing. Could one of the forum guru's check this over and give me an idea if it will be effective?
  
  PowerHouse (Link to this build)
  
  Name:
  
  Archetype: Freeform
  
  Super Stats:
  Level 6: Strength (Primary)
  Level 10: Constitution (Secondary)
  Level 15: Recovery (Secondary)
  
  Talents:
  Level 1: Superhuman
  Level 6: Physical Conditioning
  Level 9: Relentless
  Level 12: Quick Recovery
  Level 15: Paramilitary Training
  Level 18: Mighty
  Level 21: Enduring
  
  Powers:
  Level 1: Clobber (Onslaught)
  Level 1: Roomsweeper
  Level 6: Defensive Combo (Rank 2, Crippling Challenge)
  Level 8: Invulnerability (Rank 2, Rank 3)
  Level 11: Thunderclap
  Level 14: Mighty Leap (Nailed to the Ground)
  Level 17: Havoc Stomp (Rank 2, Rank 3, Challenging Strikes)
  Level 20: Demolish (Below the Belt)
  Level 23: Bountiful Chi Resurgence
  Level 26: Resurgence (Rank 2, Rank 3)
  Level 29: Ego Sprites (Rank 2, Slave Mentality)
  Level 32: Conviction (Rank 2, Reverence)
  Level 35: Molecular Self-Assembly
  Level 38: Unleashed Rage (Rank 2, Rank 3)
  
  Travel Powers:
  Level 6: Teleportation
  Level 35: Flight
  
  Specializations:
  Strength: Swole (3/3)
  Strength: Physical Peak (2/3)
  Strength: Quick Recovery (2/2)
  Strength: Juggernaut (3/3)
  Protector: Fortified Gear (3/3)
  Protector: Bulwark (2/2)
  Protector: Debilitating Challenge (2/2)
  Protector: Exhausting Strikes (2/2)
  Protector: Defensive Expertise (1/3)
  Warden: Fortified Gear (3/3)
  Warden: Elusive (2/2)
  Warden: Reactive Strikes (2/2)
  Warden: The Best Defense (3/3)
  Mastery: Protector Mastery (1/1)

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