TB vs. other DGs.

Frost or Fire.

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I'm having some issues as primarily frost (rain/nova/df + fireball) actually doing any significant damage to any opposing demigods.  I'm using shatter combos and all that jazz, but I'm having a much easier time in a 1v1 situation as primarily fire with nova.  Anyhow, if anyone has any insight on TB builds for DG v. DG, please, let me know!  Thank you. >:)  Also, I'm noticing it's much easier to down towers and the like as fire.  I hear frost TB touted as a strong DG if well played, maybe I'm missing the bus somehow. :) Thanks.

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Reply #1 from Demigod Forums Top

Frost TB's damage was significantly decreased in the last patch before release.  I've only tried him once since then, but he definitely isn't nearly as powerful as he was in beta.  Now the benefit in playing frost TB is the debuffs that his skills apply, and I really think that with the new changes, frost is definitely an assist path that, hopefully, helps out more in a group battle.

Reply #2 from Demigod Forums Top

Quoting Jaxian, reply 1
Frost TB's damage was significantly decreased in the last patch before release.  I've only tried him once since then, but he definitely isn't nearly as powerful as he was in beta.  Now the benefit in playing frost TB is the debuffs that his skills apply, and I really think that with the new changes, frost is definitely an assist path that, hopefully, helps out more in a group battle.
End of Jaxian's quote

 

This is the way it should be.  Choose fire if you want to be killing people.  Ice TB was ridiculously good before the day 0 patch, especially with a Rook ally.

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Reply #3 from Demigod Forums Top

I still seem to be massacring people, but in the few games I played, it seems that I was playing against people who are playing their first game, since even late game, they didn't have much HP.

Their HP was low enough that with the shatter combo I could get their HP down to 500 or so, and from that point it's just a little chasing to kill them.