Свободные темы • Using Infusions to Maximise Damage and Effects
One thing I’m finding super valuable in Horadric Spellcrafting is choosing the right Infusion to match your playstyle. Infusions decide your spell’s damage type and also what kind of special status effect it applies.
Say you pick poison Infusion: this means your Horadric spell deals damage over time (DoT), gradually wearing down opponents. Cold Infusions give your spell a chill effect, slowing enemies and making it easier to control crowds.
You can only equip one Infusion at a time, so you want to pick the one that best fits your character’s damage bonuses and the challenges you face. For example, if your build has fire damage enhancements, infusing your Horadric spell with fire amps up your overall damage a lot.
The synergy between Infusion damage type and your existing Paragon or build bonuses is a great way to increase your effectiveness in combat. It also adds a tactical layer - you might swap Infusions depending on what kind of enemies you’re up against.
How do you decide which Infusion to pick? I’m experimenting a lot, and it’s already rewarding to see how damage and status effects change fights. For the latest Diablo 4 guides and tips, follow U4GM.
Say you pick poison Infusion: this means your Horadric spell deals damage over time (DoT), gradually wearing down opponents. Cold Infusions give your spell a chill effect, slowing enemies and making it easier to control crowds.
You can only equip one Infusion at a time, so you want to pick the one that best fits your character’s damage bonuses and the challenges you face. For example, if your build has fire damage enhancements, infusing your Horadric spell with fire amps up your overall damage a lot.
The synergy between Infusion damage type and your existing Paragon or build bonuses is a great way to increase your effectiveness in combat. It also adds a tactical layer - you might swap Infusions depending on what kind of enemies you’re up against.
How do you decide which Infusion to pick? I’m experimenting a lot, and it’s already rewarding to see how damage and status effects change fights. For the latest Diablo 4 guides and tips, follow U4GM.