I won't spoil the specifics from here, but the rest of my stealth-steered mission saw me locating keys, setting traps, cutting power supplies, scaling walls, booby-trapping dead bodies, and essentially leaning into everything Sniper Elite 5 – and indeed Sniper Elite games of old – has taught me so far.
Figure out the armor value you like best."You'll move back and forth between cover like a fiddler's elbow, up and down walls and ladders like a yo-yo, and you'll treat the blood-bathed third-person onslaught like a WW2-set Red Dead Redemption 2, The Division or Dead Space." You can stand in fire to proc Fade for yourself. A benefit to using a non Ethereal armor is you can put it on and proc Fade for yourself.Īn Ethereal armor will eventually lose durability but non Ethereal can be repaired. The armor choice is more about hitting your Defense target. Because I personally find 600 Defense to be ideal on a Treachery, you don't need the armor to be Ethereal. It still lowers the resistance of any monster that isn't immune and thus further boosts your damage. Yes Griffon's is still effective on a Light Sorc without Infinity to break immunity. Other people like super high Defense but I find that my mercenary ends up being easier to kill because Fade doesn't proc as easily. Some people like really low Defense armor so Fade procs almost immediately.
I find that 600 is a good balance between allowing Fade to proc early enough and providing enough Defense after Fade has been proc'd. On the Treachery base I personally prefer around 600 Defense.
If you choose any other socket, Great Poleaxe actually hits the same breakpoint and does more damage. The 15 IAS Jewel is the ideal socket, especially with Infinity. Do note that this is with Andariel's Visage as the helm with a 15% Increased Attack Speed Jewel inside. The best base for Insight/Infinity is Giant Thresher with Thresher coming up right behind it.
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