The reason for this is that you want to maximize the amount of damage you do during the 10 seconds that Companion is buffing your damage by 30%, so you want to maximize the amount of Hatred you spend in those 10 seconds.
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you have just enough Hatred left that using Companion will bring you to full Hatred without exceeding the cap (so when you have 50-60% of your Hatred remaining). you have a Champion/Elite Pack or Rift Guardian to deal with, 2. Because Companion gains the effect of every rune thanks to the Marauder’s set, it also serves as a short-lived damage buff, so it’s most beneficial to use this skill when 1. You will want to coordinate the cooldowns on Prepration: Punishment and Companion, which both instantly restore a chunk of Hatred. Marauder builds run very resource thirsty, and Demon Hunters have a few ways of dealing with the constant depletion of Hatred. Therefore, you want to strategically place your sentries to cover as much area as possible – without overlap – and ensure that the enemies you are targeting are within a cold aura. The Polar Station rune on the Sentry skill gives each sentry a visible cold aura that slows nearby enemies, and we want to capitalize on this in two ways: by taking the Cull the Weak passive, which increases our damage against slowed enemies by 20%, and by using the Bane of the Trapped legendary gem, which basically does the same. Plus, the sentries fire at the same time as you do, and while they are not buffed by this damage bonus, they still contribute a fair amount of damage. With the Custom Engineering passive ability and the Bombadier’s Rucksack quiver, you can have a total of five active sentries, which translates into a massive 500% increased damage. The Marauder’s six-piece set bonus buffs your Cluster Arrow/Multishot damage by 100% for every active sentry you have, so you ideally want to have the maximum number of active sentries at all times. The heart of the Marauder playstyle revolves around laying down sentries, dumping Hatred through either Cluster Arrow or Multishot, and regenerating that Hatred. If you have yet to complete your Marauder’s set, then you can follow this Demon Hunter starter build. Of course, both of these builds are more than viable in both rifts and greater rifts. If you would rather push as far as possible into the solo Greater Rifts, then Cold Cluster Arrow will handle those Rift Guardians much better – and they tend to be the stopgaps the higher you go.
Therefore, if your focus is on running Torment 6 rifts as quickly as possible, the Fire Multishot build is the way to go. To put it simply: Cluster Arrow is better at dealing with single targets such as Rift Guardians, whereas Multishot is better at dealing with large groups of enemies.
Both of these skills are rocket-based, allowing us to use the Ballistics passive ability to skyrocket (hah, accidental pun) your damage, but the difference in behavior between these two skills is what determines their strengths and weaknesses. The Cold build relies on the Cluster Arrow: Maelstrom skill, whereas the Fire build opts for Multishot: Arsenal.
This question alone should just about determine whether you gear for Cold or Fire. Where the video and this guide differ, place precedence in this written guide. Note: The embedded video demonstrates the gameplay but is not completely up to date. While Lightning can be made viable, and Physical is emerging as a new option, we’ll examine the popular Cold and Fire variations of the Marauder build and determine which is right for you. While they all revolve around the Marauder’s set, players do have some choice in which element to gear toward. “A Song of Ice and Fire” would be an apt title to describe the current end-game Demon Hunter builds in Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls.
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