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Should I be dumping all my attribute points into Dexterity, or is there a more balanced allocation?Īssuming I'm not trying to create a novelty build (like maxing out one stat-say, crit chance-at the sake of ignoring everything else that might be needed to get through the game without grinding my teeth-like say, survivability), what item attributes and runes should I be looking at?Īre there must-have attributes for Vanquishers, regardless of playstyle? Are there attributes that look good on paper, but don't really work as advertised? I think I'm comfortable with my skill selections (Exploding shot and Ricochet, and spending almost all the rest in passives), but what should I be looking for-with respect to attributes-when trying to build a ranged vanquisher? It's worked okay so far, but I'd like to aim for something in the rest of my play-through. I've been upgrading my Dexterity and picking up skills like Exploding shot and other things that seem like they'd increase my damage, but I've largely just been "winging it": picking things that sound cool or upgrading to items with more lines of attributes on them. I've been playing a Vanquisher for some time, using mostly dual-pistols and ranged attacks.
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