Active Skills: Storm Totem, Wind Devil, Wendigo Totem, Storm Box of Elgoloth, Word of Renewal, Inqusitor Seal, Chain Lightning, Aether Corruption, Will of the Fallen Kings
Active Skills: Amarasta’s Blade Burst, Ring of Steel, Shadow Strike, Pneumatic Burst, Rune of Hagarrad, Inquisitor Seal, Word of Renewal, Beronath’s Fury, Amatok’s Breath
Passive Skills: Veil of Shadows, Blade Spirit, Aura of Censure, Deadly Aim,
Active Skills: Aegis of Menhir, Vire’s Might, Ascension, Flames of Ignaffar, Word of Pain, Word of Renewal, Inquisitor Seal, Solael’s Flame, Blazing Charge
Passive Skills: Presence of Virtue, Resilience, Aura of Conviction, Deadly Aim, Whirling Blades
I’m sorry if I missed this in the users guide / FAQ, but: I see a lot of builds listed for older versions, such as 1.1.3, etc. I’ve been assuming they are not updated to the current version, but am I wrong, and they are actually “current” in the sense that nothing has changed that’d alter their performance, or something?
You have to look up the threads of the builds. Some are updated, some are not.
Stupid Dragon won´t update the tags every time ab build is updated. If you find a build which is not updated, just ask in the thread and perhaps the builder or someone else might help you.
The patch version is simply the patch at the time they were submitted. Some were updated, some not. For some nothing had changed, others were nerfed dramatically, especially many of those from 1.1.2 patch. The vast majority of 1.1.3 builds should still perform reasonably okay.
Hey dragon, care to change the version for this build to 1.1.4.2? I just updated it. Also, i dunno if sr+ tag should stay cause I never tested sr for current version.
What your method is doing is hooking the name of the build out of the thread. It isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but when I considered it back ago I decided against it, mainly because you love to put patch tags and other stuff into your build thread names, and it went against compendium practices established by veretragna and other predecessors. There’s also some silly stuff that your method allows you to rename your build thread into HOT ASIAN CHICKS CLICK HERE, and it would get into compendium next time I update the post.
So please use the official formatting from now on. I was basically fixing it myself till now (including the builds above), but it takes three times more time to add your borked submissions than from anyone else.
The current practice is I add new builds to the top, so they are naturally sorted by patch version. Allowing submitters to alter patch version themselves via thread name hooking would make it messy with some of the updated builds being at the bottom.
It requires standards on how the build thread name should look like to be eligible for compendium submission. You’ll lose freedom in being able to name your threads however you want. Moreover, I took the compendium in with builds already added, would be silly if I just PM-ed everyone “hey, I changed formatting so rename your threads like I want or your submission is booted”.
Currently I fix small formatting errors myself, if some of the formatting stuff goes into thread names I’m losing this ability. “Hey, there’s no space between patch tag and the name, fix that before I add your build”.
I wanted to implement crucible clear time leaderboard in compendium, but after some public pressure I just made a poll and it turned out most people want leaderboard to be a separate thread. After thinking about it for a little longer I decided to scrap that project. If it’s not a part of compendium then it might as well be someone else’s project.