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Cookie Cutter is a term that refers to a character build that's repeatedly created in exact form, like cookies stamped out in exactly the same shape. It's usually used derisively, as an insult towards players who simply imitate others, without putting any originality or variety into their character. | '''Cookie Cutter''' is a term that refers to a [[character build]] that's repeatedly created in exact form, like cookies stamped out in exactly the same shape. It's usually used derisively, as an insult towards players who simply imitate others, without putting any originality or variety into their character. | ||
==Powerful and Identical== | |||
Cookie cutter builds are almost always very powerful -- obviously -- that's why other players are duplicating the build. Because it works! Skill distribution is almost always the same, and while there will always be some differences in equipment, the ultimate equipment goals are generally identical. | Cookie cutter builds are almost always very powerful -- obviously -- that's why other players are duplicating the build. Because it works! Skill distribution is almost always the same, and while there will always be some differences in equipment, the ultimate equipment goals are generally identical. | ||
==Cookie Cutter Builds== | ==Cookie Cutter Builds== | ||
There have been numerous cookie cutter builds throughout the history of {{iw|Diablo_II Diablo II}}, and they're found in every {{iw|RPG RPG}}. One of the first and most popular such builds in Diablo 2 was the [[Whirlwind]] [[Barbarian]], usually using a sword. The lance-using Barbarian became the most popular once that item was un-bugged and became findable. | |||
In v1.09 Diablo 2, the [[Burizon]], an [[Amazon]] using [[Guided Arrow]] with the the [[Buriza-Do Kanyon]] Unique Ballista was enormously popular. | |||
In v1.09 Diablo 2, the Burizon, an Amazon using [[Guided Arrow]] with the the [[Buriza-Do Kanyon]] Unique Ballista was enormously popular. | |||
In v1.10+ [[Hammerdin]]s, | In v1.10+ [[Hammerdin]]s, [[Paladin]]s using [[Blessed Hammer]], are perhaps the best known cookie cutter build. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:59, 7 May 2010
Cookie Cutter is a term that refers to a character build that's repeatedly created in exact form, like cookies stamped out in exactly the same shape. It's usually used derisively, as an insult towards players who simply imitate others, without putting any originality or variety into their character.
Powerful and Identical
Cookie cutter builds are almost always very powerful -- obviously -- that's why other players are duplicating the build. Because it works! Skill distribution is almost always the same, and while there will always be some differences in equipment, the ultimate equipment goals are generally identical.
Cookie Cutter Builds
There have been numerous cookie cutter builds throughout the history of Diablo II, and they're found in every RPG. One of the first and most popular such builds in Diablo 2 was the Whirlwind Barbarian, usually using a sword. The lance-using Barbarian became the most popular once that item was un-bugged and became findable.
In v1.09 Diablo 2, the Burizon, an Amazon using Guided Arrow with the the Buriza-Do Kanyon Unique Ballista was enormously popular.
In v1.10+ Hammerdins, Paladins using Blessed Hammer, are perhaps the best known cookie cutter build.