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Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco, USA
"Historic Fisherman's Wharf" is the classic San Francisco experience where you will find a range of hotels, specialty restaurants, famous attractions, unique shops, breathtaking scenery and entertainment for the whole family.
Fisherman's Wharf is a neighborhood and popular tourist attraction which encompasses the northern waterfront area of San Francisco from Ghirardelli Square or Van Ness Avenue east to Pier 35 or Kearny Street. The F Market streetcar runs through the area, the Powell-Hyde cable car lines runs to Aquatic Park, at the edge of Fisherman's Wharf, and the Powell-Mason cable car line runs a few blocks away.
There is a sea lion colony next to Pier 39. They "took-up" residence right after the Loma Prieta Earthquake in 1989. The sea lions lay on wooden docks that were originally meant for docking boats.
Fisherman's Wharf plays host to many San Francisco events, including a world-class fireworks display for Fourth of July, and some of the best views of the Fleet Week air shows.- Arts and Culture
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Why not ?!?!?!? Fisherman's Wharf !!!!
Fisherman's Wharf for some reason gets a bad rap from people .... I don't know what exactly .... I have been here several times and have enjoyed it every time ..... Yes prices are high .. and Yes the restaurants might not be the best in the city. But if you don't have anything like this in your city then come here and have some lunch and enjoy your in one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Oh and let's not forget the seals .... if you never seen them in the wild .... then this is the place to see them and for free ... JUST DON'T FEED THEM !!!!!!
But a nice way to spend at least a couple of hours walking around ....
Some of the freshest seafood one can find is here ..... we had a crab sandwich which was to die for ... paid $15 which I thought wasn't bad ....... -
Cool, but touristy as all Hell
I guess the Fisherman's Wharf is on everybody's list who are first time visitors. It is pretty cool, with all the fresh seafood you can handle and the cool restaurants overlooking the wharf and boats to Alcatraz. But after an hour or so it crosses the boundry of fun commercialism and becomes pure cheesy and over the top tourism. I usually can handle a half day here at most. I must say the fresh seafood is excellent though.
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Historical Ride to Fisherman's Wharf from Powell
Cable Cars run along three different routes roughly every ten minutes. The two main lines, Powell/Hyde and Powell/ Mason, start off at the busy intersection of Powell and Market and vaguely make their way towards the popular destination of San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf. This is the most popular and historic route of the Cable Car. The other San Francisco cable car route is the California/Van Ness line which starts at California and Market and continues on until Van Ness. The Powell/Hyde line actually ends up close to Ghiradelli Square where you can shop or eat. San Francisco's famous Cable Car has enormous cable wheels, which pull 11 miles of cable at 9.5 miles per hour. The cable cars move by clamping onto it and stop by their release.
* Cash: Pay the conductor on the car (no transfers accepted or issued)
o Adult: $6.00 each way
o Youth: $5.00 each way
o Senior and Disabled: $5.00 each way ($1.00 9pm-7am)
* Passes
o FastPass: Monthly unlimited riding, also good on BART within SF
+ Adult: $60.00
+ Youth: $30.00
+ Senior and Disabled: $30.00
o All-Day Pass sold by conductors on the cars
+ One Day: $13.00 (cable cars only, not buses or electric streetcars)
+ Effective 01-April-2006: One day: $11 (good on all Muni vehicles, like the Passport,
but only sold on the cable cars)
o Passports: A good deal for visitors or locals. Can be purchased online in advance.
+ One Day: $13.00
+ Three Days: $20.00
+ Seven Days: $24.00
* City Pass: A seven-day Muni pass plus admission to several local attactions.
o Adult: $55.00
o Youth (5-17): $44.00- Historical Travel
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Boudin Sourdough Museum
The Main branch of the world famous Boudin Bakery here in fisherman's wharf has a museum inside that is a tribute to the World Famous San Francisco Soudough Bread started during the gold rush years of the 1850's by the founder, Isildore Boudin to feed the hungry gold prospectors and the rest like they say is History. The Museum is on the Right Side and the Bakery is on the left side when you are facing the Bakery. Admission is free.
Hours of Operation:
Wed - Mon 11:30 - 6:00pm
Closed Tuesdays
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The Boudin Museum & Bakery Tour
How can one batch of bread beget millions of loaves over a period of more than 150 years? The story begins back in the California Gold Rush, when a family of French bakers, the Boudins, combined the tangy "sour" dough favored by the miners with traditional old-world baking techniques, creating the original San Francisco Sourdough French Bread. Ever since then, San Franciscans have kept up a steady demand for Boudin's bread, insisting that its characteristics remain the same year after year – a dark-golden crunchy crust, a soft chewy center, and a distinctively tangy flavor.
To make sure each loaf of bread is consistent from batch to batch, our bakers have employed an ancient baking secret – the "mother dough" – a combination of wild yeast and lactobacillus, cultivated with a mixture of water and flour, which has been divided and replenished every day since the bakery's Gold Rush beginnings. Taking the place of commercial yeast, a portion of the mother dough is used to leaven the bread each day, giving each batch of dough the same flavor profile as the last, dating all the way back to the very first loaves baked in 1849.
Boudin's self-guided Museum & Bakery Tour tells the story of our bakery (and Boudin's famous bread) as it unfolds against the backdrop of the San Francisco's history and personalities, from the Gold Rush to modern times. See a display of miners' and bakers' tools dating back to the mid-1800's, hundreds of historic images and artifacts, and a 100-foot timeline chronicling major events in the city and in the bakery.
Through exhibits in the interactive science section, you'll learn why sourdough is sour and how the "mother dough" has survived for more than 150 years. A video game tests your skills as a baker, and a quiz determines your bread-type personality (find out if you're more like a loaf of walnut bread or a sweet baguette…). The bakery also gives a nod to other San Francisco originals – including the popsicle, chop suey, the martini, the mai tai, and Irish coffee.
Watch our bakers at work from a catwalk above the demonstration bakery itself. Signs along the way identify the bakery's different machines and describe their function in the baking process. You'll see flour pumped from the outside silo into the mixer, where it's blended into dough, tossed from the mezzanine level to the ground floor, then hand finished and baked into one of more than 12,000 loaves each day.
An observation window at street level provides a great view of Boudin's bakers sculpting bread into unique shapes such as turtles and crabs. End the tour at the tasting room, where you can sample different kinds of breads and dipping oils.- Food and Dining
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I imagine that it would be an absolute near impossibility to visit San Francisco without visiting Fishermans Wharf, known the world over for its marvellous seafood restaurants.
I must say although I had plenty of time for my visit here there just seemed to be so much to fit in..as anyone knows that has visited this City. This is such a vibrant palce with all sorts of venues for ,fod music cocktails ar all of the previous.. I was taken by my friends whom had promised me the most amazing seafood meal experience to a small upstairs Restaurant..
( I can't remember the name) and there we had the most memorable seafood dinner that I have had anywhere in my travels or at home. oh! the local Californian wine was most enjoyable also...- Food and Dining
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Dungeness Crabs part 1
From Shrimp Louis to Dungeness Crab, Fisherman's Wharf is known for its fresh seafood. But the big sign overlooking the tourist parking lot gives a clue to which is most important sea food here. Both signs feature the distinctive shape of Dungeness crab, one of the treasures of the West Coast fish market, and the symbol of the Golden Gate fishing industry. But for a cheaper version of the Dungeness crabs for locals like me, buy it at Costco where the price is 50 to 75% cheaper than here in touristy Fisherman's Wharf!
Native to coastal waters from southern California to the Aleutians, Dungeness crab (Cancer magister) is the main commercial crab species south of Alaska. It's a fairly large species, weighing about a pound and a quarter apiece in the minimum legal size (6-1/4 inches across the carapace, or upper shell) and running up to about 3 pounds. Most of the catch is consumed close to home, but some gets shipped to other parts of the country both fresh and frozen. It's hard to beat Dungeness crab in its plainest form, just plucked from the shell and eaten with good bread and white wine. But there are plenty of other ways to use the delicious meat, often in combination with other seafoods. Dungeness usually runs from $9.00 per pound to almost $15 per pound, here at the Fisherman's Wharf while in Costco it is just $ 5.99 a pound). Eating Dungeness Crabs here at the Wharf is a Certified Tourist Trap!
The common name of Dungeness crab comes from the town of the same name on Washington State's Olympic Peninsula, which in turn was named after a point on the English coast near the strait of Dover.- Food and Dining
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The Famous wharf of San Francisco!
Fisherman's Wharf is overwhelmed by lots and lots of tourists and reinvented daily as a chaotic carnival of commercialism, replete with remarkably uneven shops and restaurants (an exception will be the Hooters hehehe, i'm biased0 and though I may seem writing negatively, I still like the wharf to it's romantic Ambiance! (hey I sometimes go here on my lonesome and just buy some clam chowder, munch some boudin bread or lobster claws and just sit around and reminisce with my ipod classic in hand), Hey, this is Still the perfect spot to snap shots of quintessential San Francisco sights, including the Golden Gate Bridge, Presidio, Alcatraz, Sausalito.
The Wharf starts roughly from Ghirardelli Square east to Pier 35. It is best known (or Notorious Tourist Trap for others!) for being the location of Pier 39, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, the Cannery Shopping Center, Ghirardelli Square and lots of small clam chowder and seafood stands hence is the center of tourist haven in the bay area!- Food and Dining
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Historical Ferry Building
The Ferry Building, one of San Francisco's most famous landmarks and is prominent among the Embarcadero Area, stands on the original site of the 1875 wooden Ferry House. The building that presently exists was originally built in the late 1800's. Construction commenced in 1896 and the building opened in 1898. Long since then, many incredible San Francisco merchants inhabit the Ferry Building with great fresh choices of food, wine, grocery items and other amazing delectibles.
It was opened to the public in 1898, when getting around the bay area via ferry was the only way. The Italian looking clock tower and long building sitting on the bay was an impressive sight. It survived earthquakes and the decline of ferry service in the bay area. Today it's been reborn and is once again the gem it was in years past. The shops are all high end, and currently they are not overrun with knick-knack or T-shirt shops like other places in the city. You will find cheeses, breads, Italian ice cream, caviar bars, chocolates, wines, flowers, mushrooms and teas and coffees. There are wonderful floral shops, kitchen stores, bookstores and much more. It is full of rare and unusual finds, a perfect place to find a one-of-a-kind gift.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, the area in the back of the Ferry Building hosts one of the BEST Farmer's Markets in California. Farmers from Napa and Sonoma bring in their produce to sell. You will find flowers, fruits and vegetables that are the top of the line. Everything has just come off the farm or out of the bay. Even if you are only here for a visit, stop by and take a look. I suggest getting some bread, fruit and cheese and sit by the water and enjoy a great snack with a world-class view.
Open Daily 10am-5pm- Historical Travel
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Aquarium of the Bay--Great for Kids!
Our grandson wanted to see a shark, so we paid a visit to Aquarium of the Bay.
Not only did we see a shark or two gliding by the glass-enclosed tunnel (picture 2), but had a hands-on encounter with a tiger shark at the 'touch pool'.
Starfish and rays were in open tanks to encourage touching, as well (picture 5).
The tunnel was an interesting feature as we moved through the aquarium, seeing starfish splayed on the side of the glass, radiant moon jellies, curious crabs, small colorful fish and slow-moving giants (pictures 2-4).
I think this attraction appeals more to children under 12, but I would think it depends on the individual. Our grandson was expecting to see more species, but we enjoyed the challenge of picking out the various ocean creatures as they moved about the tank. See additional pics.
These presentations are scheduled throughout the day:
Dive Encounter-ask questions of the animal care staff (11:30 am daily)
Bat Ray and Skate Feeding-learn how and what they eat (12:30 pm daily)
Nemo and Friends-learn about the coral reef (1 pm daily)
Sevengill Shark Feeding-how do the divers feed these creatures? (1:30 pm Thurs. & Sun.)
Shark Talk-a hands on presentation of sharks: friends or foes? (4:30 pm daily)
Grab a Bite-watch the feeding (3pm Tues., Thurs. & Sun.)
Tide Pool Feeding-just what DOES a star fish eat? (3:30 pm daily)
Please check the website the hours and admission fee.- Family Travel
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Hyde Street Pier
This is an impressive collection of old vessels, each one of which has each played a role in California history. It's a must-see for any maritime historian. Here are some of the vessels at the pier.
The ferry boat Eureka, built in 1890, hauled passengers and cars between San Francisco and Marin County for many years, prior to the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge.
The square-rigged clipper ship Balclutha carried cargo all over the world, mostly between San Francisco and Europe. Built in Wales in 1886, she was registerd in Hawaii, while it was an independent kingdom. She was the last ship to fly the Hawaiian flag.
The coastal schooner C.A. Thayer hauled lumber up and down the West Coast. She was also used for fishing. Built in 1895, she was the last commercial sailing vessel on the West Coast when she made her last voyage in 1950.
The sailing scow Alma hauled cargo along the Sacramento River, and other rivers in central California.- Museum Visits
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Fisherman's Wharf is sought after by the tourists that flock to San Francisco like seagulls to the fishing boat. Some say this is a large tourist trap, but I kinda like the off beat atmosphere of the area. Starting off as an Italian Dungeness Crab Fishing Fleet port, the boiling pots of crabs attracted more and more people until most restaurants at the Wharf now have boiling pots outside selling crabs whole as well as that first taste the tourist wants, a crab cocktail. You can arrive via the famous cable cars that climb halfway to the stars walk around and then sail out to visit Alcatraz Island and the Golden Gate Bridge.
Starting at Ghirardelli's Square where you can cool off with a hot fudge sundae to watching the seals down at Pier 39, Fisherman's Wharf, sitting between the two, might have a little reminder of San Francisco for you. The sourdough bread at Boudin's Bakery to the crab cocktail in front of the wharf's restaurants are all wonderful memories of Fisherman's Wharf. Why? I think because food satisfies the soul. If you like a cocktail, stop in the Fisherman's Grotto bar and relax looking at a beautiful mural painting of Venice, Italy. Say hello to the barman, Johnny, from travelgourmet. Johnny has been a fixture almost as much as the boiling pots. Tourist Trap, yes. Tourist Destination, yes.- Road Trip
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Pier 39 - The Sea Lions
Pier 39 at Fisherman's Wharf can be a very busy place. On summer weekend afternoon expect it to be filled with a mixture of tourists browsing through the numerous shops selling "I Love SF" t-shirts and hoodies, families keeping the kids quiet with ice creams and people like us who are there to sneak through the crowds to see the Sea Lions.
If you time it right and get there on a Sunday morning, then the throng on the pier is not so bad. Even better if you then take the boardwalk on the left upper level and then go down to the lower level to get a close up view of these lovely creatures.
They seem a very sociable lot and are quite content to sleep next to or even on top of each other. There are usually a couple of large males keeping an eye on each other.
In the Autumn of 2009 it seems as if the Sea Lions got itchy feet and after rising in numbers to about 1,700, with the animals layered two and three deep on the docks, the sea lions departed as if following orders, leaving behind only a few stragglers.
Marine experts were a bit baffled as to reason for the departure, although food source seems to be the favourite idea. They believed the animals might have travelled 500 miles north, looking for fish and colder waters along the Oregon coast.
Fortunately for us they returned in March 2010 for equally mysterious reasons.
An interesting sight to see in this large city and I've certainly not seen anything of its type before.- Family Travel
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"Fisherman's Wharf" is not San Francisco but it is in San Francisco - with so many things to see I would put this near the end of the top 1000 things to see in SF. It is a very expensive tourist trap with over priced hotels, places to eat, etc...
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Fisherman's Wharf
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Was using 2 socketed Manticore until Kindershot dropped. My DPS is around 313K (armory shows it lower, since I removed the sockets to test something, it will get updated soon).
Elemental Arrow with Frost Arrow rune, combined with cull the weak (which, again I got, but armory is showing differently) gives me some pretty good numbers. I'm using Loaded for Bear for insane burst combined with active of Wolf Companion. Elite packs on t4 drop dead within seconds!
Here's my armory, and it should be updated soon.
Armory is really bugged. My toughness is much higher than this. Going to do a clean relog when I get home from work.
EDIT: Does armory count the stats given by paragon?
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posted a message on Posted in: Witch Doctor: The Mbwiru EikuraQuote from Akisto
There won't be a crafted amulet that is bettere due to the 3% Overall DPS by the firedamage setbonus. there is none crafted out there and there most likely won't be the only time i could be is if you roll a 300+ high avg dmg and perfect trifecta but that will never happen, Avoid currently has the best crafted amulet rolled for int and it gives me some Charscreen dps but overall not effective dpsQuote from RasAlgethi24
Quote from Akisto
Crafting Amulets for a WD is useless as you'll end up getting a trifecta Tal Amu or a Avg crit Tal Amu, which is by far the most superior setup you can use. you can't craft anything close to a good tal amu because of the 3% firedamage bonus(3% OVERALL DPS is not shown on the character screen) you'll end up having with tal chest.
A crafted amulet will still be potentially better than anything. It is BiS. But the odds are low that you'll get something like that. A tals is yes usually the best bet for WDs, especially if you use a black weapon.
So you're suggesting that I should aim for better rolled Tal Rasha Amulet and what other Tal Rasha part?
I've finished paragon grinding, got a bit exhausted of my WD. Doing my best to get Marquis Topazes in all sockets and working on better weapon. I got these gloves I'm currently wearing of a white mob and they provided a whooping 3K DPS upgrade over my crafted ones. Lost some resists but nothing important.
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posted a message on Posted in: Witch Doctor: The Mbwiru EikuraQuote from Kamui_1337
Yea, you need to craft an ammy and gloves. I would recommend craft vit as you will always receive the highest stat rolls. 350 base stat instead of 330. But the safe approach is craft in your respected class. Generally speaking and from experience you get around 70% - 100% bonus CD on the ammy. The gloves its quite easy to get a trifecta, based on my experience and friends.
I've crafted around 500 gloves/amulets so far, these gloves were the best I've gotten and none of the amulets were even close to this Tal'Rasha I'm running with. Gonna try that Vit stuff you mentioned.
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You have more than enough radius. Your armor is pretty low. That's where I would concentrate on upgrading. Resists are great, damage is also good. Aim for close to 4k armor and MP-10 will be much easier.
I have little trouble on mp-10 with my WD( http://us.battle.net...8/hero/19228806 ) now, since getting some advice on armor and resists from some fellow WD's in this very forum. Note: I have 0(zero) pickup radius! lol
Thought my armor was low, but didn't pay attention to it since I thought that my monk had loads of armor because, well, he's monk
So I should skip getting the 8y more pickup radius? i always thought I'm low on it but then noticed lots of WD having 5-6y or even none.
Also, I've seen lots of people going with Skorn. Is it much better than this variant I'm using? Whenever I put a Skorn which fits in my budget, I end up with more CHD but lose around 30K DPS and loads of other stats (chc, vit). Is it worth it? -
posted a message on Hello guys, I've recently came back to the game and wanted to change from my monk. I ended playing WD which I fell in love later.Posted in: Witch Doctor: The Mbwiru Eikura
Now I've came to a point where I don't know where to search for upgrades anymore.
Here's my armory http://eu.battle.net...6/hero/30030562.
Things I'm aware of:
1. I'm missing 8 more pickup radius to get to 20 (trying to get decent chest with some pr)
2. I'm low on CHD (got only 324%) here I'm waiting decently rolled crafted gloves
My stats are (unbuffed):
Build I'm using:
I've tried switching ruby with emerald but getting around 10K DPS loss when i do that.
I'm farming mp10 somewhat easy but can't figure out on what to spend my gold next. Got around 300 mil budget for an upgrade.
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posted a message on Posted in: Monk: The Inner SanctuaryQuote from Faesrollvtwo
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Heh, not sure, what to upgrade next for your baby. Your Nats ring lacks crit, but has good average damage, so getting one with crit but without avg dmg would only marginally increase your dps, and both together cost a fortune. You have a lot of life, could probably trade some of it for damage. Maybe an offhand with additional critdmg instead of vitality? Also, you have 2 items with pickup radius, could probably replace one of them, for example inna chest with more vitality (in case you switch out your offhand and find yourself short in the life department) or all/poison resist if you lack those.
I found a decent mempo with crit yesterday, and just now crafted some nice shoulders with globe heal and pickup radius, which allowed me to change some things around. Bought a so-so witching hour to try it out, it was very cheap. I miss the inna 4 part bonus and I am kind of low on armor currently, but got past 170k unbuffed, and the attackspeed from mempo + witching hour is very nice
The hellfire ring is the best I could get from at least 100 crafts :/ However with high avg dmg, 6% critchance and a little loh its not that bad imo. Upgrading that won't be that cheap, and for now I like the juicy +exp :)
I have a hard time finding better weapons for a reasonable price. Using a calculator tells me, that it doesn't really make sense to sacrifice one of the desired stats (socket, critdmg and dex) for higher base dps. I could upgrade my offhand to something like 950 dps with like 20% less critdmg and without dex (and lifesteal ofc), which would cost me like 50 million and hardly increase my dps at all (for this example about 2k). And the same weapon with dex and 90 critdmg is like 1 billion suddenly
Since you mentioned upgrading weapons is very expensive, I'd look into crafting the new bracers.Since your health is a little low, I would try to get inna's pants and a witching hour with vitality instead of fire res.
Rest of the gear is gonna be really expensive to upgrade, like I said, start with crafting the new bracers and after that try saving for a new offhand, 760 dps is really low.
Be happy with that hellfire ring, it's one of the better ones I've seen and maybe one I'd actually consider using if I had it myself.
Crafted the shoulders and gloves, while not perfect they're the best I've gotten out of 100 crafts together or so. I have a trifecta neck which I can't use due to the attack speed. Gonna continue crafting shoulders until I get one similar with some life% / vitality.
Don't really have a lot of money(53k ATM) cause of the crafting and the fact I haven't had a decent drop in almost 20 paragon levels.
Am not really an expert in TR builds (tried it once, didn't like it). Only thing I can say, keep crafting, it will roll decently sooner or later!
Here's mine:
I'm working on fixing my low resists and low HP. I'm a bit clueless what to upgrade next. Thinking of getting LoH or Lifesteal weapon with a socket (sitting at 49% crit, getting another 100% chd would boost my DPS by quite a margin).
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So Blinding Flash isn't really a good choice anymore. Any recommendations?
I wouldn't say that. Blind is not a mandatory spell anymore, but it still provides nice burst and decent cc. When I use dw, I usually end up still using Blind. Also, judging from your spec, you are playing in a group? The cc from Blind might prove to be more useful in a group than the alternatives.
Alternatives would include Deadly Reach:Foresight + Combination Strike passive for a permanent 49% damage boost with heal, Seven Sided Strike for huge burst and added invulnerability, Wave of Light as a spirit dump (it won't do crazy amounts of damage like with a Skorn, but still quite a bit). Also, in group play you could try Cyclone Strike with reduced cost or more aoe. It got nerfed to pull only 8 enemies recently, but its still strong. Depending on your other characters, your party might benefit a lot from clumped up enemies.
Also, some other suggestions for your build: The group invulnerability sounds nice on paper, but 1 second is way too short imo, its just not worth it. It is usually better for your allies to take care of their own survivability instead of relying on your spell. Healing Mantra + Guiding Light provides a nice team buff, but if you do it, use Time of Need rune for 20% resistances instead, its far more potent than 10% more vitality. Also, Overawe would contribute a lot more damage for the team without using a passive slot, so I would only use MoH+Guiding Light if you already have a Monk using Overawe in your party.
The group I'm playing with at the moment is a monk friend. Our DPS is quite good at the moment (I'm sitting at 170K with BoH and Guiding Light where he's 10K behind) but our durability is a bit low. Both of us are below 600 resists and somewhere at 4,7K armor. We find it best to use 2 defensive auras and take a careful and slow approach when it comes to uber bosses (we managed to down all of them on MP9, gonna try MP10 tonight) and that is the reason we can't afford Overawe (and trust me, we are WoW players who played DPS classes for the past 8 years of game we enjoy big numbers more than everything ). -
posted a message on Nothing spectacular, gloves rolled nice CHC and IAS but no CHD and wrong resists. Neck rolled CHC and CHD but no AS and wrong resists. Shoulders were decent only thing they lack is AR. I've crafted bracers of Vitality since I was pretty low on life and again decent rolls on resists and nice CHC.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
Took me 10-20 crafts of each to get these results.
http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/profile/Sallazar-2606/hero/8114944 -
posted a message on Wish there was Inna's fist weaponPosted in: Monk: The Inner Sanctuary
posted a message on A little update:Posted in: Monk: The Inner Sanctuary
So finally RNG Gods looked upon me and decided that I deserve to get a decent items.
I've gotten nice rolled bracers (although no dex on them, double resist coupled with decent crit chance and loads of vitality which I missed), a good gloves (aren't trifecta, still crafting and hoping for it, they have good vit, not my resists though but were 12K DPS upgrade) and had a luck with Inna's Radiance with %life so I'm on that sweet spot I aimed for. Also don't pay attention on my belt, I'm using 4pc inna's for low MP farming and got decent TWH when I'm on higher MP.
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posted a message on Posted in: Monk: The Inner SanctuaryQuote from Ayeri
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1) What should be my vitality upgrade? I'm thinking to craft "of vitality" gloves or bracers and hope to get a decent dexterity roll on them with my resists (or vitality only with some good offensive stats). The other option would be getting a decent rolled Hellfire Ring and geming +% vitality in my helm.
2) How does Sweeping Wind calculate the DPS now? Does it snapshot the DPS (I've red somewhere that they've changed it)? Is it still worth to blind before getting SW up?
3) What is the most efficient MP to farm? is it still Act3 MP1 (Alkaizer runs or w/e was the name)?
My budget is 40 mil.
Thanks in advance.
For some unknown reason the armory won't let me see your profile (guess it's just bugging again giving random 404s), but I'll still try to give you some advice by answering your questions.
1) "Easiest" Vitality upgrades for you should be either bracers or shoulders. They have less stats being possibly rolled, so chances are higher to get some nice vitality while still having somewhat good offensive stats. That's when you want to craft for vit rather than replace other gear, at least. If you asked me, I'd change like quite a lot - first thing being the build. I'll come to that later.
2) Sweeping Wind no longer snapshots your DPS before you cast it, but instead takes your current weapon-dps for calculations, which means that you should no longer be casting buffs before you use Winds. They still provide a damage boost to Sweeping Winds, though. It's just that the buffs now only last as long as they're active. Keeping Blinding Flash up 100% of the time is no longer possible (which is why it's rarely used nowadays).
3) It really depends on what playstyle you prefer. If you're sticking with your current build, low to mid-level MPs is still best EXP and Loot-wise.
If you get into the now so popular TR/Bell-Build, however, you'll get way more Xp, Loot and Essences no matter what MP you play on. Depending on your gear, it can be most efficient to farm MP10, but as long as you're gearing up, you're problably doing more XP on mid-level MP (3-5 is likely what you should be going for with your current budget).
Maybe you should just be gathering some information or experience with the new build possibilities and decide which path to chose first. Makes it a whole lot easier to help you with any other upcoming questions!
The link should work now, diablofans added some strange letters at the end of the link for some unknown reason.
Thanks on the tips I'll keep crafting shoulders/bracers until I get the desired ones with vit. I've tried TR/Bell build with not so good skorn and didn't like it. Too clunky and I had a feeling I'm not really in control of my character, so I'll stick to the old fashioned one which I used to play.
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Adobe drops mobile Flash development
A leaked email from Adobe appears to signal that the company is to quit development of its Flash player plug-in for mobile devices.
Angry Birds Flash edition on the way
Rovio has built a new version of its smartphone games sensation Angry Birds that plays in Flash.
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* On Friday, Facebook went public, and Mark Zuckerberg was worth $18.5 billion overnight. Then, on Saturday, Zuckerberg got married. It's depressing to think the highlight of my weekend was watching "The Odd Couple" marathon on ME TV.
* Mark Zuckerberg married his college sweetheart. After the performance of the Facebook IPO on Friday, the couple will be moving in with her parents.
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* The wedding was a formal affair - Zuckerberg wore a black t-shirt.
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* There is a huge rally of realtors taking place in Washington D.C. A jogger passed the group and ended up with 149,000 business cards.
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"I want to see mountains again Gandalf, mountains"; so says Bilbo Baggins near the beginning of Tolkien's 'The Fellowship of the Ring'. And I know just what Bilbo meant. There's something about great big, soaring rocky mountains that gets into the soul. And what better way of getting your mountain therapy than by spending two weeks walking and sleeping amongst them? The only question is – which mountains to choose to visit in August? Andes; too far to go. Himalaya; it's monsoon season. The Alps; perfect!
A quick hop to Geneva followed by a short transfer by road to Chamonix and there they were. Great big, soaring peaks with snow at top of the Aguille du Midi. A cable car up to the top allowed us our first taste of the many stunning views we were to enjoy over the next two weeks. From the platforms and terraces we could see the French, Swiss and Italian Alps and of course, Mont Blanc which we were about to circumnavigate. At some 3,800m, we quickly appreciated that we were in the mountains when a slight feeling of breathlessness set in after ascending a short flight of stairs; slightly worrying when you are about to rely on your fitness to get you around the mountains!
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So thinking back to day 1 of the NBA just think of all the talented players that have came through. Magic, Kareem, Wilt, Bird, Isiah Thomas, Kobe, Jordan, Stockton, both Malone's, Ewing, Drexler, Barkley, Wilkins and so much more…and thats just a small sample. Now try of think of the best backcourt duo, a little harder.
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1. Kobe and Nash(LAL)
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More than one-third of hedge fund managers believe that Asia ex-Japan will provide the most attractive investment opportunities this year, according to a Barclays Capital survey.
Asia ex-Japan was expected to generate the best return in 2011, as voted...
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