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In vanilla I nearly always went for implacable so you could move about the battlefield easier.
Its not guranteed to hit and if your relying on it to kill and it doesnt then your stuck.
In WOTC you can get both skills and bladestorm is one of the most usefull skills in the game for lost, chosen and genraly staying alive, especialy if your lucky and get it on a templar.
This was only on hard vanilla and normal wotc mind ypu
Thats largely because the next rank up offers you deep cover or untouchable.
Taking the latter, which I always do, makes implaceable a largely pointless perk.
When untouchable proc's, which it always does when i break a ranger out of concealment, I want the enemy to waste it's time shooting the ranger because the first attack is a guarenteed miss, If I can also drag an enemy into close range for a free sword attack with 100% safety then I'm gonna do it.
It'd have been a harder choice if Implaceable gave you a free action, but because it's just a move I can't remember the last time I used it.
I should also point out that I do not build sword focused rangers at all (don't have WOTC).
In WotC I get both and use it to destroy entire pods from concealment. It also still works after concealment if you have a dedicated scout and your ranger/templar can run in from outside of the enemy pod's vision range.
It doesn't work so much on tougher pods e.g. Gatekeeper and 3 Archons. But it works very well against the weaker pods e.g. Officer, Lancer, Shieldbearer. This is especially true after you get the Assassin sword since I believe that one cannot miss.
Basically you see a pod, look at how much HP they all have, before Assassin sword, I would do my slash on the weakest member to ensure at least one kill. After Assassin sword I would do the slash on whichever enemy needs two slashes to die, so I slash once, then they scatter and bladestorms slashes all of them again. Just gotta make sure you position your slash so that your ranger is standing in the middle of the pod.
I still do it, Hazmat is a thing and so is healing