#Torchlight 3 railmaster build full#

I'd recommend looking at descriptions of skills and then seeing if that would match your playstyle, although I would like to give a quick heads up and state that from my experience: it seems the sharpshooter is similar to the mage in that it's built to be a ranged DPS character (with multiple ranged abilities and a few support ones). Since this game has what I would consider an awful levelling system (due to the fact that you essentially have no room to experiment to find what skills you prefer in a class): it's hard to figure out what skills would be the best for you.

#Torchlight 3 railmaster build full#

Before we go into the loadout: I played primarily as a solo player and my following build reflects that, there is a little bit of support thrown in the loadout because it benefits you but if you're looking for something a bit more 'synergistic' rather than full on DPS, you may have to look elsewhere. You should also be trying to find armor that has increased crit damage and crit chance as this will help substantially when it comes to melting some of the beefier enemies in the game. That being said, you should always be on the lookout to max your dps by either using Lifebound scrolls (20% stat boost but you lose the weapon when you die) or by random drops from enemies as your ability powers are directly tied to your weapon DPS. Prior to starting the sharpshooter: one thing to keep in mind is the fact that your basic attack will become useless very fast, unless you use a greatsword or something with substantial range to justify the damage drop compared to using your skills. Overall expect to spend anywhere between 20-30 hours grinding to level 60 and getting through ~20-25 Dun'djin tiers (depending on your rng which will heavily affect your DPS and ease traversing the Dun'djins). This is where you'll be grinding out your next ~15ish levels. The first few tiers aren't anything to worry about besides the occasional instakill because of some projectile that you didn't see coming). Also, don't be so quick to sell your old gear luck items when you find better ones, as you can always store the old ones in your stash and give new characters a small boost early on that can mean the difference between finding that stupid last helmet you're missing in the set and getting your 1000th magic-tier itemĪfter completing the campaign, you will unlock the ability to run the Fazeer's Dun'djin, a set of challenge dungeons that increase in level the higher you get (There is a gimmick here where you need to complete 3-4 dungeons without dying before you can access the next tier, which has higher level enemies/gear.

With the added gear luck, it might just be enough for you to complete a set before you hit level 60, which will alleviate some grinding if you're going for the completion like a madlad. While going through the campaign: try to keep an eye out for items that increase your gear luck, as there is 7 different legendary armor sets with 6 pieces that are completely random and can be dropped during any encounter.

Similar to the other classes in this game: You will not be able to reach level 60 by the time you complete the campaign but will instead end up somewhere around the mid 40s.