Co op

Grim Dawn Classes, Skills and Builds
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So i mate and i are playing co op on vet mode together we are realy having fun with the game. but at a cirtian point we start to get one hit no matter what the classes combos we try.

so i was going to ask some good class combos and talents for us to try that are lvling not end game specs

thanks in advance!

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bump?!?!!??!

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Saw this thread a while a go and thought it might help you. And it deserves more attention anyway

http://www.grimdawn.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36764

There isnt much discussion regarding co op game play around here. Since it seems like most of the forumers prefer to play single player mode.

As for general survivabilty, equip gears with resistance or with proper resist components/augments would help. Also pump more points into physique. Imo, 40-50 total points in physique will not go wrong.

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The one thing that shocked me when I first started (and that was very recently) was how this game demands resistances so early on. I had a lvl 20 hardcore character get one shotted (really it was just an incredibly powerful bleed that took her out, I hadn’t had any issues til this one bee hero and that one shot took me by absolute surprise), I was also probably a bit ahead of where I should have been and I learned this all the hard way.

Aside from resists on gear look over your passives options.

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I’ve never been one shotted by anything at level 20, dots or otherwise. Were you neglecting your mastery bar (and thus your health) and pumping points into early skills only?

A common mistake newer players tend to make. You can get by in GD Normal mode just fine without having to worry about resists specifically. You’ll likely wind up with them on gear but you definitely don’t need it to be a priority.

If you were ahead of where you should have been perhaps you skipped ahead into act 2 areas unprepared? At level 20 there is nothing that will one shot you between DC and the Warden. Possible challenging exceptions that will test you tho would be Depraved Sanctuary, Gutworm, and perhaps the Warden himself. The act of learning the game and your enemies (patterns and methods) that you will face will naturally mitigate a lot of danger eventually.

Knowledge is king.

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