Author: keithyw
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Diablo 4: Small Changes to Barbarian and Started A Minion Necromancer
Figuring why not, I decided to go with a Minion Necromancer today. Although my enthusiasm isn’t really high on playing yet another Minion Necromancer, I decided that I could level easily and swap builds later on. Before that though, I altered my Barbarian from Hammer of the Ancients to Whirlwind / Dust Devil / Earthquake…
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Diablo 4: Break or Necromancer?
I found out an easy way to level an alt by using a higher difficulty’s Tree of Whisper’s Cache. Not only do you gain XP but gear at a higher level. For an alt, this is just another way to help gear up quickly. For instance, I managed to receive a few Ancestral items to…
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Diablo 4: Finishing Up Spiritborn and onto Mighty Throw Barbarian Project
Whelp, it finally dropped: a solid Tyrael’s Might. I believe the GA was on the damage reduction and I ended up critically hitting the damage reduction bonus twice and max to all resistance once. So my damage reduction on the Tyrael’s Might was around 50% while the all resistance hit close to 85%. With the…
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Diablo 4: Got Really Lucky Today
Right now, I’m still on my Quill Volley Eagle Spiritborn build. I managed to finish up a bunch of content and unlocked Torment 4. I still need a few things for the finishing touches on my build as I realized that the Maxroll guide had changed recently. But that said, my current situation is a…
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Diablo 4: Spiritborn Quill Volley Eagle Class/Build Review
After becoming frustrated with the Dance of Knives Rogue build (which may have a bug as per an upcoming patch will fix), I decided to cave in and roll a Spiritborn class. In reading various write ups and watching a few streams, I came to the conclusion that the top build would be the Quill…
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Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred Review
Originally, my expectations for the expansion were quite low based on a few things that I had tried in the PTR as well as the supposedly lauded “raid” or “coop dungeon” (as Blizzard prefers to term it). The story itself wasn’t something I felt would be exciting and I had no idea what the Spiritborn…
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The Shanghai Thirteen Movie Review
Despite having numerous Shaw Brothers alumni and Chang Cheh as the director, The Shanghai Thirteen (1984) was not a Shaw Brothers production. Instead, it was produced by someone named Chan Hsi-Fan, whom I don’t recognize, and was written by Chang Cheh himself. I read elsewhere that around this period, Chang Cheh was 60 and nearing…