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The heavy crossbow is really powerful with the Large bolts, you need to usecrossbows when you catch people off guard in the middle of a fight ( when they mid-fat roll, do some slow attack,when they're running)
Although both Sniper Crossbow and Heavy Crossbow can help a guy in need.
Some things to consider :
- Crossbows don't scale, so using them on builds that don't scale or only use a single attribute is recommended.
- In conjuction with above, you can make non-scaling crossbows tied to various types of damage (Fire/Lightning/Magic/Divine) and don't utilize the neccessary attribute to deal with that type. However, as crossbow bolts are only physical or lightning damage based, you'll likely prefer physical and lightning upgrade paths, although a Divine Crossbow might be helpful against skeletons.
- Spacing in key. Make sure you have your ranges down pat against specific enemies.
My recommendation would be to get 1 sniper, 1 heavy, and 1 avelyn crossbow and split them between normal upgrade path, divine upgrade path and lightning upgrade path for various circumstances.
For PVE, you just do same thing, roll and shot. Nothing new.
Still viable tho. Your choice.
Lighting large crossbow