Brick number 501 features Elsa. This is merely a summary, as I mentioned in the prior section's content, which can be found here.
I intend to produce additional content in order to describe in greater depth all of the various professional capabilities and upgrades. It would take too much time to put them together, given how long the content is. The barbarian class in Diablo 4 will be an amalgamation of barbarian classes from previous Diablo games. You find that combination to be appealing.
I believe that the distinctive professional mechanic that barbarians utilize is the best way to explain this class. This will lead to an increase in the number of types as well as specific occupation habits. If you are unfamiliar with these, know that each class in Diablo 4 will have its own distinctive professional mechanic. The arsenal system is the distinctive mechanism that distinguishes the barbarian as a class in Diablo 4, and it enables the barbarian to simultaneously equip four different types of weapons. You will never receive the same statistical data and additional information on any of the four weapons. As a result, the barbarian will receive more supplementary data and statistical information than any other occupation. These four distinct weapon slots are going to have some specific requirements. You will either have a two-handed baton weapon, a two-handed baton weapon, the main hand, or the second hand. This is determined by the type of weapon you are using.
Therefore, the barbarians' professional skills can be improved by using each and every weapon in their arsenal, or at the very least, the vast majority of barbarians. It appears as though you are simply hitting objects with your weapons rather than killing them, but the simple act of using your weapons allows you to level them up from 1 to 10. When the weapon reaches level 10, you will receive an additional effect in addition to any specific additional effects or statistics based on the weapon that you have already obtained. Because the strength of these effects increases linearly as you progress to higher levels, you will always be aware of what will take place. If you have a two-handed axe and your level reaches 10, for instance, you will deal 15 times the normal damage to enemies who are susceptible to that type of attack. If you are level one, you will deal less damage to enemies that are vulnerable. However, once you reach level ten with the axe, you will also receive additional damage. Your chance of scoring a critical hit against enemies who are vulnerable has increased by a factor of ten. And it appears that you can only benefit from this feat if you make use of the ability of certain weapons.
As I was saying, you have access to these four weapons, each of which can be customized with a variety of affixes. However, the specific effects of this feat are only applicable when you are using a weapon. The effect that we have been talking about is called two-end axe, and you have the ability to equip it 200 times. However, if you do not use it 200 times, you will not receive these benefits. But after using it twenty times, you will gain access to additional statistics that will help you deal with targets that are vulnerable. As I mentioned earlier, there is a technology slot that appears to be integrated with this professional system. However, this is the information that we will provide: just like all of the other classes in Diablo 4, which needs to learn more close to the time that the game is released skills, Barbarian skills all belong to one of six different categories. You are able to quickly explain what you can get from these particular skills thanks to the grouping that these categories provide; however, you are free to mix and match any number of different types of skills, with the exception of the category that is considered to be the ultimate.
Only one ultimate skill can be used at a time, but we will go over the specifics of this later. But first things first, we have the fundamental abilities. Now the term "basic skills" sounds more appropriate. They could be considered spam. In almost all of the other skills, they deal less damage. One example is fire, which can cause nine times as much violent physical damage as normal and requires a chopping weapon to use effectively. Barbarians, in particular, rely heavily on their anger generation theory as their primary resource. This is also the primary method by which barbarians use stronger anger to consume power.
When it is used, it will cause a small amount of damage and cause blood within 5 seconds, which means that the damage is also very low. However, it will generate fury, and it can be completely indiscriminate.
Following that, we have the core skills, which include the capacity to consume fire, and the resulting damage is significantly more severe. The focus of construction will extend far beyond the fundamental skills. These skills may have a great deal of legendary effects, and the game features a great deal of additional effects that can enhance them. Although these effects can typically hit more targets, and fundamental skills can typically deal more damage, they typically do not have a particularly large area of effect (AOE) potential. They typically have a narrower area of effect, but the damage they deal to a single target is typically higher than that of some large AOE skills found in other classes. One example of this is the double swing, which requires two weapons because it deals 25 times the normal amount of damage. The enemy that is caught in the middle of these two weapons takes damage from both of them. You cause damage to the opponent by using each weapon to sweep them in the opposite direction to cause damage.
Now it is not only the generation of anger because it gives all of your allies, so it is a skill that can be used specifically for your team, which will improve your ability to survive in dangerous situations. We have something comparable to iron skin, which is more of a defensive ability, but it does not allow us to move as quickly as you do and does not increase the amount of damage you deal because you have more resources. You can apply steel to yourself, and for the next 14 seconds, you will have a barrier that absorbs half of any damage done to you. You lost five seconds of your life, so this is a significant defensive skill that will allow you to live for a longer period of time. After that, we will discuss combat skills. These skills appear to be very similar to defensive skills. What I mean to say is that the primary way to differentiate between combat skills and defensive skills is that combat skills are typically more applicable to real-world situations, whereas defensive skills continue to place a greater emphasis on defensive effects. Even if we review some skills, those skills have the potential to have offensive effects; however, the offensive effects of these skills are typically more practical.
Because of this, one example that we use is war bello. You and your allies are responsible for an increase of 15 points in damage over the course of eight seconds. As a result, you and your allies will be granted gain once more, and the damage will simply be increased directly; however, we will experience the effect of jumping 25. The second codon leaf will strike the ground in front of it to deal damage and repel the foes that are nearby, giving it a great deal of mobility; however, since these are not special attacks, additional weapons are not required for them in the same way that they are for some actual attacks. Even if some of them cause damage, like jumping, we have weapon mastery skills and critical attack skills that have a cooldown, which means that if you use core skills, these skills can be indiscriminate but need to be furious, whereas these skills generally do not need to be furious.
It seems to be difficult to shorten the duration of the cooldown in Diablo 4. Therefore, in contrast to Diablo 3, you won't be able to spam these skills. In reality, these are extremely lengthy quota capacities. They have a great deal of strength. In Diablo 3, you can't have only one hundred percent of the time. A good illustration of the Iron Armor Storm, which, by the way, is a very impressive ability.
This may be an extremely interesting ability, but this is a comprehensive rundown of the barbarians in Diablo 4. This is a typical example of rage or barbarians in their prototypical form. If you enjoy playing as barbarians in any of the other Diablo games, I think you'll enjoy this one as well. As I was saying earlier, another piece of content is going to be produced, and it will introduce all of the different capabilities and their upgrades. For this reason, I ask that you pay very close attention. Please subscribe to the channel if you want to watch more Diablo 4 or any other content.