New Cir rune (Cast 5 skills then become exhausted for 3 sec) only work when you cast 5 same skill (and hit enemy) in the row … different skill breaks the stacking chain … if it is intented, then the explanation is confusing…
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Thank you that explains why it wasn’t working for me. I couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong.
What does the “Exhausted” part do?
Probably because they were exhausted by the time they were writing it.
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I’m guessing this wasn’t intended and has been hotfixed. I just tried it out and it’s proccing after 5 of any skill (does not need to be the same skill). And they don’t need to hit an enemy.
But there is some temporal proximity required: If the skills are are cast with too much time in between, the count resets (and I don’t see anywhere in the UI that the count is tracked). Also, during the 3 second “exhaustion” phase, skills don’t contribute to the count.
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It works 100% for me.
I was using it on my Barb as a cheap Ult reducer until I found better.
Cast 5 of any skills, get the Ult Cooldown.
Exhausted refers to the rune itself - it can’t trigger or even start the 5 new skill count again for 3 seconds.
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It only procs its effect for me if I cast the same skill 5 times in a row on my Barb. It procs constantly if I just stand still casting a basic skill at nothing, but it doesn’t ever proc in actual combat where I’m using multiple skills.
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Agree. Was trying to use it with Mighty Throw and toggling between MT and Bash is definitely not procc’ing Cir.
classic blizzard and its description problems. The Rune used to be:
“Cast the same non-Channeled Skill 3 times in a row.”
which pretty much explains its well.
Now it just says “after casting 5 spells” - leaving out the information that it has to be the same spell.
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Works with some, but not all. Can confirm it doesn’t work with Mighty Throw