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Sep 03, 2007, 11:03 AM // 11:03
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Wilds Pathfinder
Join Date: Aug 2005
Guild: Natis Ignigena
Profession: Me/
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Pulverising Smash vs. Crushing Blow
I've been using [skill=text]Crushing Blow[/skill] in my PvE hammer build for quite a long time now, but with the advent of GW:EN, Pulverising Smash has come to my attention.
My big spike combo has traditionally been [skill=text]Backbreaker[/skill] > [skill=text]Crushing Blow[/skill] > [skill=text]Belly Smash[/skill]. The idea of replacing an energy based deep wound with an adrenaline based one is quite appealing, and weakness on top is an added bonus. But from use, there's a downside: If you hit an opponent who isn't knocked down, you just get a "fail", no damage at all. Crushing Blow, as well as inflicting a deep wound on a knocked down opponent, also inflicts additional damage, whether your opponent is knocked down or not. Anybody else got a take on the skill? I'm thinking it might best be used with [skill=text]Counter Blow[/skill] for quick application of deep wounds to attacking targets. |
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