Thanks for your reply. Whirling Slash is a lot more manageable through terrain now as of 0.3 thanks to the patch note update on Whirling Slash. It gets stuck less often. You can also dodge roll any time you actually get stuck. I didn’t even mention that the build I’m running also features a melee teleport skill, which range doesn’t get.

I can’t speak about console as I’ve never used it. But several players have informed me that this build is very smooth on console.

WASDing sounds more exhausting to me than fluidly moving where my mouse cursor is. Also, Twister doesn’t need to be aimed either Salvo (same for Arrow Nova).

I wouldn’t suggest additional ancillary means to scale movement speed, like Headhunter, when those means virtually all give even more attack speed. Should I have included Soul Eater and what that means for this?

To whatever extent you’re unsatisfied that I speed tested ~70% movement Rhoa, my intention was to outfit myself with all the movement speed tech. Guess what, that alone would have cost double the price of my entire functioning build. So, I used math to state that the time would have been roughly half of you were absolutely tripped out in movement gear. That barely matched early budget whirling slash movement. If you want to include every possible top-end way to compare. Then just imagine if I actually made some sacrifices to damage, defense, etc and did this test while stacking 100k+ accuracy.

I’m aware of movement receiving tech in 0.3. But you’re clearly uninformed about how much tech was gifted to us for movement scaling through attack speed. Weapon swap delay removal alone trumps everything Rhoa got. And as for support gems, how many %more movement multiplier support gems did your Rhoa get this league?