Torchlight Infinite: Gemma 3 Flame Pleasure Firebird Build

The Gemma 3 Flame Pleasure Firebird build in Torchlight Infinite is showcased by Tuna, featuring mechanics, gear, and talent recommendations.

### Torchlight Infinite Gemma 3 Flame Pleasure Firebird Build Guide
* 🔥  Tuna showcases the Gemma 3 Flame Pleasure Firebird build, originally created by Shady Broker, in a Torchlight Infinite video guide.
* 🧙‍♂️  The build is easy to play, focusing on **right-clicking to deal damage**, and benefits from an **Auto Channel setting for Flame Path**.
* 💰  The build's damage ramps up to **1.3 trillion**, with **potential for further optimization**.
* 🔮  Firebird's mechanics are crucial, converting Energy Shield to fire damage when barriers burst, making **scaling Energy Shield vital**.
* 🛡️  The build features multiple defensive layers, including **Blur, Force Start**, and **damage reduction against cursed enemies**.
* 📿  Key gear includes **Suns Embrace for additional ignites**, **Traceless Pain ring for Reap and skill effect duration**, and specific slates for **barrier generation and damage**.
* 📜  The skill tree focuses on **affliction and damage**, with **Psychic and Repurification** being **key talents**.
* 💡  The guide also includes advice on **relics, hero traits, and leveling the build**, with a **written guide linked in the description**.

Yo, what's up everybody? It's tuna. Today's video, I wanted to showcase the build that I've been playing. It's the Gemma 3 Flame Pleasure Firebird, uh, Flame Path build. So, this build was actually made by Shady Broker. So, definitely big shout out to Shady Broker. He is, um, you know, a theory crafter as well as somebody who's pretty prevalent in the Torchlight community and makes also very cool builds. But essentially, this is my take on it and basically how what I've done with it so far in the season. And I think the build is so good that I really just wanted to showcase to you guys because it's been a lot of fun and it has everything that I like about a build in Torchlight Infinite. And the most important thing about it is that it's reclined. You don't have to do any kind of crazy weird sort of, um, you know, wrapping up or like weird type of stuff like that in order to get to where your damage needs to be.

all you do is you right-click, and the build deals damage. Now the first thing you actually want to do when you play this build is you want to go over to settings, battle, and you scroll down and you click Auto Channel. And what that does is that makes it so, uh, your flame path is now a toggle. So whenever you're flame pathing, it just automatically toggles, right? So you don't have to hold right-click, so your character kind of just runs on his own. Now everything else can pretty much be automated, but the one thing I don't like automating is blurry steps. However, you can also put that on automation. All you'll have to do is you will have to buy a preparation of a cooldown of 4 seconds in order to get that automated. So if you wanted to do that, you do have spare energy in order to do that. All you have to do is go on the trade auction Al here and buy a preparation, which, you know, they cost quite a decent amount. Last I checked, they were

about like 500 F, but that's totally up to you. Now, when you click that, it's going to make your character run pretty fast, and that's really nice. And then there are other things, of course, that are going to make us run even faster. One S do uh beacons and stuff like that. But just to give you guys a DPS test, currently my gear is not optimized, uh, in the slightest. Actually, there is a lot that I can still improve. But just yesterday, I think I hit about 1.3 trillion or something like that. But we'll see it here ramp up, yeah, about like 1.3 trillion, 1.3 T, which takes a little bit to get to, like a little bit of ramping up because it's, of course, it's a damage over time build. But damage over time builds in this game are pretty crazy in that they um, they don't feel like damage over time builds because of the way reap functions. So, Reap is a really nice mechanic that we're making use of. We're getting it on a bunch of

places, but Reap essentially what it does is it looks at how much damage you would deal in a certain period of time, and it deals that damage in a big chunk. But they have cooldowns, right? And these cooldowns are independent of each other, so that means that you can have them on different pieces of gear, and they all sort of like have their own internal cooldown. So yeah, I have one on belt, which this belt is not by any means done. It's one of my next projects that I wanted to undergo. And then you have it on ring as well. You can have it on weapons too. You can have it on gloves. So those are the main places. However, the second ring I actually just went for crafted one so that we could accommodate for an additional curse on that because Elemental Destruction is a pretty strong curse. So getting it on there is worth more than having another reap from Traceless Pain. But you know if you really wanted to Max you could

probably grab a traceless pain and um put Elemental destruction on it. That'd be pretty expensive but either way uh let me just explain the mechanics a little bit before I go deep into the gear because the mechanics itself are a little bit weird. In that like all you need to do is you need to understand how Firebird functions and then from there you can kind of just you know put the pieces together. But yeah Firebird is um a necklace and this necklace uh creates this kind of like effect where when you break a barrier, your barrier bursts and it uh when it bursts, it looks at how much current energy Shield your character has and it adds that percentage amount as a base fire ignite damage. So it deals 80% of current Max life and 100% of Max Energy Shield to nearby enemies. That means that scaling your barrier actually does not do anything but scaling your energy Shield does. So actually it's one of the few builds in the game where currently scaling defenses has uh you know there's two axis of scaling for defenses both

you're getting tankier, and you're also dealing a ton of damage. And as you can see here, I have 11,000 uh energy shield. And yeah, I can get a lot more if I was to min-max further, but you can get some pretty crazy numbers of energy shield. So yeah, the more energy shield we have, the more damage we deal. Now we have ADD additional defensive mechanics uh on this build too. We can reduce a lot of the elemental damage we take. We have auras too to help us with that, and also to help us with our Elemental resistances, as like resistances are actually quite hard to deal with recently. But also blur, and blur is is pretty insane. It's a mechanic that basically makes you uh avoid damage. So on top of the fact that we are having a massive es pool as well as damage reduction, we have blur on top of that Mak, meaning that we have like a lot of room for um kind of recoup the damage that we take. And then we going to be

using Force start as well and force start is going to be automated with a uh activation medium energy Shield, which you can buy at like, you know, 70% or so, and these are actually quite cheap if you buy at 70%, meaning that when you do take damage and you start taking damage, your HP will just automatically shoot back up, and it will not stop regenerating, uh, during that time. On top of that, we are also having a bunch of armor and all that kind of stuff to further reduce the damage we take, and we can also reduce the damage with slates and that sort of stuff, but, um, those are sort of like the defensive layers. How do we actually burst the barrier? This is like one of the most important mechanics with Firebird because if you're actually unable to burst a barrier, um, a Firebird or gain barrier in the first place, then you will not deal any damage whatsoever. Now, first of all, how do we gain barrier? Gaining barrier is done through one of three ways. You can gain barrier through a helmet mod that um

gives you a percentage chance to gain barrier, which is this modifier right here. 23 to 45% chance to gain a barrier when taking damage. The downside of this is that you need a requirement of level 100, and the only way that you can get a level 100 Suns and Brace is if it drops as a Priceless legendary. Priceless legendaries this season are very, very expensive, and I don't actually recommend that you go this way because self-farming, as well as, you know, potentially purchasing it, can be very expensive. In actually the end game, I think it's more beneficial to look to corrode these helmets with, you know, with them not being Priceless, and get like, you know, maybe an additional stack of ignite or something like that. So yeah, I think self-farming this helmet by running the lava Zone boss is going to be the way to go, and then corroding them in mass, as you see. This basically what I've been.

doing. However, I haven't really managed to hit a good corrosion yet. I've hit like every single corrosion in the game, but not the one that I want. So that's a bit of a shame, but yeah, corroding is really good because that means that now you basically have a 50-50 chance to hit what you want, but then you also have a 50/50 chance for that to be actually a plus one to ignite or not. So yeah, um, that is one way to get barrier. Now, the second way to get barrier is going to be through the Slate kinetic conversion. As you can see here, kinetic conversion makes you take 20% less damage while moving, which is going to be all the time for this build, and it's going to give you 100% chance to get a barrier for every 5 meters of movement, meaning that you'll basically always have a um, a barrier up all the time. And then, you know, as long as you keep moving, that's going to be totally fine. So that is a great way to get barrier. However, the

downside of this is that you are going to be losing uh Starfire, which is the passive that I've been using, right? So Starfire, I think, is going to give you a lot of damage here because it gives you both 30% ignite duration as well as Plus One Max ignite depending on how many current ignites you have. That is like a huge multiplier to how much damage you're going to be dealing because um, it just means that you can stack more ignites. Because in this game, you are limited by how many stacks of ignites you can apply to an enemy. But thanks to the helmet as well as Starfire, we're able to increase that by um, you know, multitudes of three. So yeah, that's really nice getting St stealth fire on there. But uh, the third, the third way to get the barrier, which is the way that I've been doing it, is to use a candle. And the candle that you are looking for is going to be shrink back. It says 50% chance to gain a barrier.

when taking damage, and we have to actually trigger this damage self-damage Loop one way or another anyways because we have to, uh, damage ourselves in order to lose the barrier to then proc the firebird. But yeah, we're using shrink back to do that, and the downside of that is that you're getting 10% less all Elemental resistances, which honestly kind of sucks, but you're going to be able to recoup that through your suffixes over time. And even if your resistances are not capped to begin with, the build still feels much tankier than any other build that I've played. So yeah, it's really nice. So you get shrink back on there, and you won't have any issues with your resistance. And for the second candle, it doesn't really matter. I just went for a, um, movement speed as well as AOE and damage while clearing because that just feels really, really good. But alternatively, there are other candles that you can get for damage. I'll talk about that a little bit later now to.

make it more consistent as well you can additionally put a guard on your flame path because it's going to make it so that um every time the supported skill is used you get hit barrier if there's no barrier right so as you're moving every five times um the skill is used you're going to be gaining a barrier meaning that every time you get a channel stack you're basically going to be getting a barrier stack there and that's going to make it a little bit more consistent between the candle and having guard on your flame path you're not going to have any issues generating barrier at all now the next thing that is really important and it's the most important thing to be able to trigger this self sort of explosion Loop um that you're getting uh through Firebird is going to be with a slate so the Slate is another mandatory piece for the build and that is going to be a God of War slate which is this right here 30% chance to gain one stack of uh any

blessing when you trigger a skill. Now, since your amulet is actually a trigger skill, that's PR nice because you're going to be getting a bunch of blessings that way, and meaning you're going to get tenacity blessings for a little bit of damage reduction, that sort of stuff. But that's the upside. However, the downside is takes 10 secondary physical damage when casting a skill, and every time you can uh, you get a channel stack that counts as casting a skill. And essentially what happens then is that you're going to be taking physical damage as you're casting, and you're going to be breaking your barrier that's going to start off this loop. So yeah, getting the barrier generation through the candle, the slate, or the helmet, as well as the God of War Divinity slate that makes you 10 take 10 physical damage every time you cast a skill, that is how you're going to be procing your amulet, and that is how you start dealing damage on this build. Now, that is the

most important mechanic of the build and how to get it to function. But uh, I'll talk through some of the gear as well. So we're using a Suns Embrace because this is the only way that we're actually able to increase ignite limit currently on the build. They used to be an AIX on helmets that they have removed, but Suns Embrace is going to be giving you plus two ignite limit. Now you can imagine that if you're starting with an ignite limit of one and you're adding two on top of that, that's basically just like uh, 200% more damage there. So that's, that's, that's absolutely insane. So from there on, every ignite, you know, you have diminishing returns how many ignites you get, but additional ignites is going to be the biggest multiplier for this build. And then on top of that, it also gives you inflicts two additional stacks of ignite because you actually need to be able to inflict additional ignites, uh, to get those ignites, uh, stacks to stack so

if you have an ignite limit of two, but you can only inflict one ignite at a time, you're still going to be igniting only one ignite stack. So, you need to have, you need to balance the number of how many ignite stacks you have with how many ignite limits you have. So, for example, in my case, I have one base ignite, and I can inflict one ignite because of that. And then I have two ignite from my helmet, but the helmet is going to be giving me two additional stacks of ignite. But then I also have this slate that gives me plus one. So, that means that I am going to be having to get another slate that gives me a, which you could see right here, this will move out way, inflict one additional ignite. So, that means that I can actually inflict all of the maximum ignites that I have. So, that's something that you're going to have to be balancing yourself. So, for example, if your helmet has, you know, inflicts two additional, one additional ignite instead of two.

that means that you're going to have to be getting two slates that give you plus one ignite. So yeah, make sure that you have uh you can inflict the amount of ignites uh that you have in your limit in order to deal the maximum amount of damage. Now looking at the rest of the gear, of course, you're going to be going for a firebird and on every one of these pieces where you can, you want to be getting energy Shield as well as resistances until you have both cap resistances and a very high sum of energy Shield. That's very important and this one you can actually Farm by running God of machines, which is what I did. I just ran God of machines for a few hours and they're very common actually, but make sure that you are on the intermediate filter, not the advanced one because if you are on the advanced filter, you will not be seeing two-star legendary aptitude, uh, yeah, legendaries. So make sure that you are on the intermediate loot filter when you are doing this farm and you're

going to be getting the necklace of Firebird pretty consistently if you do god of machines. So just run a bunch of maps in t7. You know, speed farm until you see you got of machines and then grab your amulet and craft whatever you want on it. Now you see like mine is nothing like crazy about it just T2 element of resistance but T1 Max Energy Shield. So yeah, that's honestly like very good enough for me and you can always corrode it because there's actually like zero downside to corroding this. Now for the belt and as I said earlier this is something that I still wanted to upgrade so I wanted to upgrade reap to T1 and I wanted to potentially like roll out you know get it to t0 and remove Elemental resistance and that kind of stuff but here the belt Eternal C fog is just insane because it gives you so much movement speed and this movement speed is very very important in my opinion in order for for me to enjoy the game. Now you can get a belt that gives

you a ton of energy shield and that kind of stuff instead. But I really like the Eternal C fog as it makes my character, you know, move a lot faster, and it makes me enjoy the game more because of that. And you can have like because of the new, uh, crafting system, you can get like reap on there. You can get flat energy Shield as well as resistances as well if you were to craft this properly. And the legendary is actually pretty cheap as well, as you can see, you know, they range from 15 all the way to a few hundreds depending on what mod they have on there. Yeah, Journal seaf fog is insane, and I really recommend it. Now, traceless pain is, uh, absolutely broken. Like this, this ring is super, super strong. It is the strongest ring for us by, by far, especially with the new legendary crafting system because we can, um, you know, get reap on there, which is unique to this ring as well as skill effect duration, which really, really good for us too. But, um, this is also really, really

good because you can get additional axes on there. So, for example, energy Shield Affliction effect is going to be one of our biggest multipliers for this build and um you know it's basically just the more multiplier to get it wherever possible. And then also resistances and that sort of stuff. Now, uh another thing to keep in mind is that you can actually, so for example, if I was to craft something that's really good here and I was to find another one that has better stats of or cored better stats on it, you can always use a new system, um, to basically transfer the modifiers that you have crafted on one ring onto another ring. So what I would do is I would put like another ring here, for example. What this means is that it would transfer these stats over to this ring. And you know I've been just crafting these Rings anytime I get a three legendary aptitude one, uh, whenever possible, so that I can, you know, get the best sort of corrosion or whatever on it. And um it's the one of

the legendaries that I actually have put here on legendary Vision, as you can see Trace L pain so that I can drop more and more of them at three legendary aptitude and try to keep improving upon what I have right. So that's going to be the ring slot now for the blade. The best modifier that I look for is going to be the additional ailment damage here and as well as Affliction effect. So these are going to be the two most important mod modifiers to get on your weapon, but uh then you can also get reap, but reap on weapons is not actually that insane as opposed to maybe even just getting like percentage Elemental damage or something like that, right. So the most two important stats you're going to be looking for are going to be the additional ailment damage as well as Affliction effect and um the other stats that you can look for are going to be Elemental damage, fire damage as well as reap ailment damage and all of that kind of stuff, um so yeah this is a a really

good craft something that I made, but it's kind of like, I don't. I was trying to make a second one, and it's ended up being really, really bad. Oh yeah, one thing I forgot to mention is that intelligence is actually a crazy stat that you can get on your prefixes now, and it's really good to get as wherever possible because not only does it also increase your energy shield, but it gives you more damage, multiplicative. So, it's going to be about 0.5% damage per point of intelligence, meaning that you have 20 intelligence, it's going to be 20% additional damage, which is just absolutely insane. So, getting it wherever possible, for example, I put it on my boots, and um, actually, it's better to put it on there, but I would put it on my gloves as well, so I would put like percentage gear on that as well as intelligence. I also put it on here as well, but you can see that my second weapon is like very, very bad, and I still was able to hit 1.3.

trillion. So yeah, this one is going to have additional damage, intelligence dot damage, ailment damage, and I could put like a if I had like a high tier Affliction effect as well as um Elemental damage or anything like that, then it would be much much better. And for the body armor, uh, actually the body armor, you do not need two additional curses, you only need one additional curse, because getting two additional curses is very hard on this build. I'll explain that a little later, but yeah, you only need one additional curse. And then from there, what you want to do is you want to be getting as much energy Shield as possible, so ideally you want to start off a base with t0 gear ele, uh, gear energy Shield or t0, uh, flat energy shield, and just start off of that and roll into Aura effect, um, and uh, you know, of course you have to have your additional curse, so I would definitely look for a base with either T1 es, T1 flat es, and T1 additional curse and roll.

like that or just start off of additional curse roll into T1 yes and then lock those two and then go for Ora effect or something like that right um now Ora effect is like pretty uncommon but if you if you roll it at T3 or something like that you upgrade it to T1 but another thing you could do is just start with additional curse and or effect and then uh roll into yes or something like that as well so yeah there are various ways to do it but ideally what you're looking for is you're looking for as high energy Shield as possible and additional curse as well as or effect and resistance of course is a bonus there it's going to help you to cap your res now for your gloves you're going to look for something actually similar and with intelligence though so if you go for like gear energy Shield as well as percent energy shield and Intelligence on your prefixes that would be perfect and you have reap uh this this Reap is like very valuable to have because it's one of the slots where you

can get like really good value out of the reap, since it doesn't have like or effect um or fliction effect or that kind of stuff. So getting the reap on the suffix here is going to be very good, and then dual resistances uh to help you cap your res again. So yeah, um that would be like the ideal thing to look for on gloves. For the boots, These Boots are actually pretty decent, but they could obviously be improved as well. But yeah, gear es intelligence or uh as well you could get deflection. Stacks deflection. Stacks is probably a lot better for you than intelligence. It doesn't give you damage, but what it does is it basically gives you like these Stacks that when you get hit, you're basically avoiding damage entirely, and then they restack over time. The flection stacks are going to make you feel much much tankier. But I have to, I have to be honest with you guys, like even running like 83, 84, my character Never Dies outside of um you

know one of the god effects which is going to be like the the weird manta ray when it does like the ice triangular thing that that that one kills me sometimes but everything else uh I can basically just face tank and it's totally fine so yeah gear energy Shield uh as well as Ora effect erosion resistance and movement speed are going to be the the stats that you want on there. This ring is insane I crafted it yesterday so for me the reason why I have plus two curses on here is because I wanted to do dream interpretation and get Scorch on the implicit but that is not something I recommend you guys do. It's completely just insane how difficult it is to get that AIX so instead I just went for t0o Elemental destruction on here and I started rolling for other things. Now I managed to get the the dream AIX to upgrade my prefixes so I got t0 es intelligence but it downgraded erosion res down to T3 but that's totally fine since my resistances.

are capped even with that but the most important thing is to also have a fion effect on here and double resistance so that you can Capt your res. I've already looked through the the blades here so yeah the second blade is just going to be a little bit bad since I was like looking to craft that next and that's going to be increasing my damage a lot more. Now I already talked about the candles a little bit but I'll talk about the slates now. We want to have slates that give us uh additional ignites as well as additional damage uh once you use a Mobility skill or something like that but you definitely want to be having at least one of these uh 0.4% blur effect for every 1% life lost. You're going to be permanently losing life so yeah this is a really good aex to have on here and it's going to give you a ton of blur effect and blur effect is going to be increasing your survivability as well as speed and all that kind of stuff. It's really nice.

and um next, you need additional if ignites. So that's going to be on God of Might. And as well as I have additional damage uh for two seconds using Mobility skills. So this is going to be refreshing itself because every time you get a channel stack that that's going to be like giving you this bonus every time. So this is 100% up time on 8% additional damage. And then you're going to need a God of War uh slate here to give you, you know, the self-damage mechanic as well as, you know, potentially some other things here. And yeah, you're going to have to balance out how many additional ignite Stacks you have and try to get as much damage on the slates as possible but the rest of the time you can just get um, you know, more multipliers wherever possible. Now this slate here is completely wasted but uh, you can't want to have one of these slates to inflict the additional ailments because we are using a we are using a talent that makes us deal more.

damage depending on how many ailments we deal, and we are guaranteeing ailments depending on um whether we hit with that element. So that means that we need to deal lightning damage and cold damage to shock as well as chill, so you definitely want that here. And we also have on the tree a way for you to wither so that you can get that additional ailment on there and um get the effect of that multiplier. One thing that I saw that uh Silent was using was he was using minus five additional Elemental damage taken for every type of Elemental damage recently. So that's going to be like pretty pretty good damage reduction as well that you can get on that slate. And now for the big one, of course, you want Starfire and secondary you can just basically take whatever you want, but I got Stab and it's honestly insane because it makes me take less damage as well as make me do more damage. So this slate is just absolutely insane, but you can go without that and just go for Starfire or for

kinetic conversion. So, the first talent row we're going to be taking is Goddess of Deception. Goddess of Deception gives us access to Windwalk, which gives us 25 additional dot damage. So, for every 2 seconds after dealing dot damage, that's going to be a permanent 25% additional dot damage there. And then we're going to be taking Subtle Impact, which gives us Blur gains an additional effect 25 additional dot damage. And the cool thing about Subtle Impact is that the more Blur effect we have, the more we're getting out of this. So, you're going to be increasing the amount of damage that you deal depending on your Blur effect, which is why it's important to have more Blur effect. So, yeah, those two main talents are mandatory. Then we go through here, we grab the damage as well as the skill effect duration. Then we go up for the maximum energy Shield nodes as well as charge speed and then 10% Max energy Shield gains Blur when energy Shield starts to charge. So, that's really nice. It's going to

be giving us Max Energy Shield, as well as a little bit of um, you know, gain blur, whatever, but we don't have any issues with gaining blur, so that's just going to be a 10% Max Energy Shield node. Then we go here for more energy shield, and as I said previously, you definitely want to be speccing into energy shield because energy shield gives you damage, right, as well as defenses. So, getting as much of it as possible is going to be good. And then, since we need to actually put 24 talents here, this is where we get this minor Talent, which gives us uh, 2% W duration, as well as adds eight base W damage. And this is important because it's going to be giving us uh, the additional ailment that to inflict, you know, we need to inflict as many ailments as possible, and W is going to be that additional ailment. It's enabled by just having one minor Talent there, and that's going to bring us to 24. Now, the next one we want to go for is psychic. Psychic is

uh, basically, the bread and butter of this build. It's going to be uh, for affliction. We're going to get 10 base Affliction Afflicted per second as well as 30% additional Affliction effect, meaning that every time you have percent increased Affliction effect on gear or anything like that, that is going to be multiplied by 1.3. So yeah, it's definitely U like a crazy multiplier for our build. So we definitely want to get that. And then the second one is going to be repurification, which additionally settles 65% of uh, the remaining total damage when reaping, then removes all damage, the uh, all of the targets do damage. So what happens here is that it when you reap it, you're going to have to like restack every time, but since we stack fast, it's not really a problem, right? But yeah, this repurification is basically the entire build. Repurification is completely broken. It's really, really strong. So you definitely want to grab that for the for the nodes.

we go for some ES there as well as skill effect duration here as well. Then we skip as many rows as possible to get over to here. Cool down recovery rate as well as sealed mana. And then we're going to be getting uh damage against cursed monsters so that we can gain access to paralysis. And paralysis makes monsters take 15%. It's 10% additional damage so yeah, that's really nice. We're going to be paralyzing monsters to make them take 10% more damage through here. And we're going to be getting increased damage against cursive enemies too which is uh not wasted at all. We go through here reaping cool down recovery speed and uh more recovery speed. So that's pretty nice because that allows you to essentially reduce the amount of time it takes for reaps to come back up. And it's going to trigger more often meaning that rep purification is also going to trigger more often. And then we get another reap here. So that's .1 seconds of reap every 1.5 seconds reduced by the

cool down recovery speed. So, cool down recovery speed of reap is a massive moreal multiplier that you can also get on rings. Uh, so if you actually do get that, it might actually be worth to look into. Uh, instead of Affliction effect, now we have curse effect here. So, you get curse effect as well as more curse effect, but then 6% additional damage against cursed enemies. It's good since we're using two curses, that's going to be a little bit of a damage increase. However, you can also go for the ailment duration instead, but I, I, I tried the two with just two curses and it ended up being better since we are using two curses, Elemental destruction as well as entangled pain. Um, yeah, the additional curse effect as well as the additional damage ends up being pretty much net positive for us. Now, warlock is the final one we're going to be using. We want to be using indifferent for additional cooldown recovery speed. Uh, this is going to be increasing basically all of our, yeah, CDR that we have on our gear as

well as the tree by 35 so again it's going to be a 1.3 multiplier to all the cool down that we have. And then the final one is dirty tricks, which guarantee keys um to inflict all ailment Types on hit, and then upon inflicting uh damage 6% additional damage for each different ailment type the enemy has. It's a multiplier right, so that means that like it multiplies by 1.06, and then it multiplies that by 1.06 again, and it multiplies that by 1.06 uh. So yeah, it's really really insane, and it's the reason why we want to have Wilt shock ignite chill and everything possible um so yeah inflicting ailments is going to be uh as as good as possible so we have ignite we have frostbite we have freeze shock well so getting that as much as possible is good then we have es here so the SP of es skill effect duration uh sealed Mana more Mana then we have here chance to cause ailments but it's mostly for the

ailment duration because the longer the ignite SL the better. And then we have here energy Shield again a bunch of energy shield. And then we go here for movement speed wob blur is active, uh you know more movement speed wob blur is active for more movement speed of course. Damage adds base ailment damage upon inflicting damage 12% damage for every type of ailment the enemy has, which is nice. It's synergistic with um dirty tricks, some Elemental resistance. And then here ailment damage ignores resistance. Now you can actually in Ultra Ultra end game if you go super min max on this build you can benefit from having penetration as you will be able to take the enemies into negative resistances. But I have found that especially like in mid game until Ultra mid maxed it is better just to grab this Talent here since it's just going to be giving you uh it's just going to make you ignore all enemy resistances and enemies do tend to have a lot of resistance especially with some of the

chiseled uh mods that you put on map. So when you're using NE nether realm resonance, you're going to be getting a bunch of resistance to all monsters there. So just having that uh be ignored for one Talent point is just really insane. So yeah uh this is really really good to have. It's like super good value as opposed to getting a bunch of penetration for hero memory memories and hero traits as well as relics. You're going to want to grab a breath of exchange. The rolls on this don't matter and these are actually quite expensive though. Make sure that when you're searching for them, you're clicking for three engram. As you can see, they're about like 240 F or so, but they're pretty worth it and much cheaper than the alternative of a uh you know a rare hero Relic. And it's going to give you a lot of damage too. So definitely one of the good ones to have. But the most important ones are going to be thorny paradises as this will give you an insane

amount of damage and thorny paradises are um you know they have a role of either 1 or 2%. 1% is the better role and it's what you want. And 1% are actually going to be pretty expensive so if I was to go here and look for 1%, you can see that the base minimum is 333 fe4 one and you're going to want three of them, right? But you can start, of course, with 2%. And 2% are 40 uh Fe each. So yeah, you buy no need to go for like the bis gear to begin with but if you do actually want to do 84 then of course things are going to be kind of expensive. Yeah, getting three of the 1% ones is going to be something that you'll want to go for one of the upgrades that you'll look to do, uh, you know as early as possible as it's quite easy. Um, for the traits themselves, of course, you go for sinful groaning Echo is the second one. Now I was testing

like both of these, and they're pretty similar, so you can just play around with them a little bit burning depths, and then flame of Desire here 100% as well as a dress licker here at the end. It's a bit of a weird name, but yeah um, and that's basically what you're going to be doing for hero trades, and um, yeah, but you can definitely play around with uh scorching lashes or groaning Echoes. It's not one that I actually found too many differences with myself, and that pretty much sums up everything there is to know about this build. Uh, we can look at some of the talents as well. I will share the build code with you guys so that you guys can just have like a quick access to the build, and that's going to be in uh the description. So yeah, you can definitely check out uh my build at this stage. There we're going to be getting a path of flame here linked to reaping Agony, quick Mobility guard as well as cataclysm. You have entangled pain.

terrain of malice preparation in order to automate that and abysmal hatred. And we have to start with activation medium energy shield. And you can go as low as 65% or something like that, but it doesn't really matter. So I went for 74, so it starts to trigger earlier. Uplift thing defensive layer and iron fer ification blurry steps. This can be changed for a blink if you like it, but I just prefer to run fast, blurry steps. Well fought battle Mania and Mass Effect. You can always change for an activation medium here instead of well fought battle. So activation medium preparation at 4 seconds is going to ensure that you have this up 100% of the time with our cool cool down recovery as well as duration. So then you have star stalker with PL amplification Mania overclock and preparation. Then you go deep pain selfishness or amplification stand is one precise charge Flames with ore amplification selfishness stand as one elemental resistance. You can get a

Precise auras here if you want to. I still hadn't bought them because just spending my money here and there. Yeah. Elemental resistance with seal conversion selfishness. And uh, or amplification. And then energy Fortress selfishness. Or amplification and Status one. Now if you are lacking Elemental resistances you can actually uh swap in Stanis one into here Elemental resistance uh instead of energy Fortress or deep pain or something like that. So that you get uh additional Aura effect for um for your Elemental resistance to get your Elemental resistances up. So I think I think now I think now we're we're actually uh done with the build guide and uh everything that you need to know about it. So yeah. I hope you guys have enjoyed this video and I hope you guys have found this helpful. I want to uh finally give like a little word uh thank thank you to secret Trader that has put together a document documenting basically all of his progression through the build as well as some early examples of how you can level the build and all.

that's of sort of stuff so I will link this in the description as well. So that for you guys who want to have a more like a written type of guide rather than a video, you can go here and check him out. He is, you know, putting a lot of work into documenting all of his item progression, his trees, and that kind of stuff. And I did take a lot of examples from this document too. So big shout out to secret Trader. And of course, big shout out to Shady broker as well. They are both great. So yeah, thanks guys for watching. I hope you have enjoyed this video. And I hope to see you guys again soon. And I hope you're enjoying the torch light infinite season 2 07.

Torchlight Infinite - The Flame Of Pleasure Build Guide

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Review of Gemma 3 Flame Pleasure Firebird Build in Torchlight Infinite

The Gemma 3 Flame Pleasure Firebird build in Torchlight Infinite, created by Shady Broker, offers a simple yet powerful playstyle, focusing on right-click damage dealing and automated abilities.

The build utilizes the Reap mechanic to deal high damage in a short period, with independent cooldowns on different gear pieces.

The Firebird necklace is a key component of the build, using barrier burst to deal fire ignite damage based on the character's energy shield, allowing for both increased defense and damage output.

Efficient Barrier Generation for the Firebird Build

The Force Start ability is automated with a medium energy shield, allowing for continuous regeneration of HP.

Barrier generation in the Firebird build can be achieved through a helmet mod with a percentage chance to gain a barrier, Slate kinetic conversion, or the use of a candle with a 50% chance to gain a barrier when taking damage.

Each method has its own benefits and drawbacks in terms of cost and impact on gameplay.

Improving Barrier Generation and Amulet Trigger for the Flame Path Build

Adding a guard to the flame path will ensure consistent barrier generation every five skill uses.

The God of War slate is crucial for triggering the self-explosion loop, despite causing secondary physical damage.

Using Suns Embrace is vital for increasing ignite limit and inflicting additional ignite stacks, thereby maximizing damage output.

Efficient Equipment Crafting in God of Machines

You can consistently obtain the Necklace of Firebird by speed farming maps in T7 and looking for the God of Machines, then craft it as desired.

The Eternal C Flog belt provides significant movement speed, making it highly recommended for an enjoyable gaming experience.

The Traceless Pain ring is incredibly strong, especially with the new legendary crafting system, and it's beneficial to craft and continuously improve these rings.

Building the Ideal Gear for Energy Shield and Ailment Damage

Focus on obtaining high energy shield, additional curse, and aura effect for the body armor.

Look for gear with energy shield, percent energy shield, and intelligence for the gloves, along with reap and dual resistances.

For the boots, prioritize gear energy shield, intelligence, deflection stacks, aura effect, erosion resistance, and movement speed.

Craft rings with elemental destruction, aura effect, and double resistance to cap your res and prioritize slates with additional ignites and blur effect for increased survivability and speed.

Building the Ultimate Character Build in God of Might

The build focuses on maximizing damage through additional ignite stacks and multipliers, while balancing the use of God of War slate for self-damage mechanics.

It also emphasizes the importance of inflicting lightning and cold damage to guarantee ailments and the use of Starfire for significant benefits.

The talent tree prioritizes Goddess of Deception for additional dot damage and emphasizes the importance of maximizing Blur effect for increased damage.

Lastly, the build leverages the psychic node for a significant affliction effect and incorporates repurification for its strong damage removal capabilities.

Optimizing Ailment Damage Build in the Game

The build focuses on maximizing damage against cursed and ailed enemies, utilizing cool down recovery speed and dirty tricks for additional damage.

It also prioritizes ignoring enemy resistances and benefiting from thorny paradises for optimal performance.

Guide to Building a Powerful Character in Torch Light Infinite Season 2

You should aim for 1% damage and thorny paradises, even though they are expensive, and consider starting with 2% if necessary.

When it comes to hero traits, prioritize Sinful Groaning Echo and Burning Depths, but feel free to experiment with Scorching Lashes or Groaning Echoes.

The recommended talent path includes Path of Flame, Reaping Agony, Quick Mobility Guard, Cataclysm, Entangled Pain, Terrain of Malice, Preparation, Abysmal Hatred, and more.

Additionally, it's important to maintain elemental resistances and consider the suggestions for adjusting the build based on individual needs.

The video also gives credit to Secret Trader for their helpful documentation and tips.