i didn't even see the final boss.. :/

[keylocke]

my typical gameplay is just crouch, throw axe at max range, listen to armor clanging sound, repeat axe throw until i see XP pop up on my head, move forward, repeat step 1.

by the time i realized i was ganking the boss, dude was already dead.

my build : i prioritized axe throw skills (except grappling hook), and defense skills to get double armor ratings. then for equip, i prioritized gear with high basic armor pen, physical resistance, and armor rating. afterwards, i just pumped str/dex/con equally on armors, and for amulet/ring i mostly pumped their elemental resistances to 50% each and pumped str/dex/con with what's left over.

i played at human. will playing at dwarf be any much different if i keep using same strategy?

[Steve]

haha, you really monopolised on that strategy. - the harder difficulties will typically challenge you in the beginning of the game, but as you can easily choose he simpler locations, once you get past the first few you can build your character pretty strong, how you like from then on.

[somei_jordan]

i use the same build too on troll difficulty, and i put nothing but dex going full offense. really you dont even need to creep forward as this build is so op it one shots enemies, at level 10 i was critting enemies non stop for 30k damage, 120k+ when sneaking. if you use this build, the game will be easy thats all it is

[keylocke]

yea the crits and armor pen of these kinds of build is through the roof. last boss probably didn't even last 2mins on human difficulty. haven't tried dwarf difficulty yet, but maybe some other time after i sort through my backlog of games to play/shows to watch/etc

[TonkatsuRamen]

i went full melee and found a legendary axe with 75% stun chance and 250% crit multiplier. I critted for 150k each hit with this rapid swing skill. I was basicly a dwarven lawnmower just walking through 50% of the game...