STRONGEST BLEED BARBARIAN Build ｜ Diablo 4 Best BARBARIAN BLEEDING +THORNS build (Level 60+)

Hello, welcome back to a new video. So

today I want to show you my Barbarian

bleed build at level 64, and I'm

currently in World Tier 4, and I've kind

of been struggling with my other builds,

and I decided to go for a bleed build

which focuses on bleeding enemies and then

kiting them around so I don't get hit too

much because I'm kind of getting 2-shot a

lot and it's kind of annoying. But the

bleed build I think is helping, so I want

to show you my bleed build There's not

really much to say or explain about the

talent tree. Obviously we need Flay,

that's going to stack builds and make them

vulnerable to bleeding. And we're going to

get Enhanced Flay and Combat Flay, which

is going to give us bonuses like 10%

chance to make enemy vulnerable. And when

you deal direct damage to an enemy with

Flay, you'll gain 3% damage reduction and

some thorns. So then next skill we have is

Rend, 5 out of 5. And that's going to be

our main core attack. We're going to be

building up Fury using Flay and then

trying to put Rend onto as many targets as

possible and stack up bleeding. And whilst

they're bleeding, for maximum damage,

we're going to be running away like a

coward because we just started World Tier

4 and we're getting destroyed by

everything. And then for defensive

capabilities, we're going to get Iron

Skin. That's really going to be good for

healing ourselves and giving us some

protection. And 1 rank in Challenging

Shout because I ran out of points,

couldn't put any more into it. And we'll

max out our Thorns. Thorns are going to be

very important for this build as well

because we're going to be spamming

Challenging Shout and War Cry, which is

going to increase our Thorn damage, and

they're going to do extra damage plus add

bleeding. And we're going to make Thorns

also do some bleeding damage. And we're

going to max out War Cry as well. That's

going to give us a 21% damage buff and

also berserking, and also an extra 10%

when we cast War Cry. And also Booming

Voice for extra duration for 24%.

And then down here we have, we have some

bleeding skills like Hamstring. Bleed

skills slow enemies for 30%, which is

going to help us kite them whilst they

take bleed damage. And also bleeding

effects deal 18% increased damage to

vulnerable attacks and 9% increased damage

to close enemies. And that's it really, I

think. Uh, yeah, we also have maximum life

by 15%, increase Imposing Presence and a

few defensive skins, Thick Skin and

Counter Offensive here. And down here

we're also going to get Wrath of the

Berserker, which is going to do extra

damage and extra fury. Also, whilst we're

berserking, we're going to get a bonus to

Thorn damage. And for our passive, we're

going to get Gushing Wounds, and that's

going to give us 100% critical strike

damage bonus if we do the thing that it

says Overpowering a bleeding enemy creates

an explosion, inflicts 496 bleeding damage

over 5 seconds. And there's also some

bleeding skills somewhere else. Um,

actually, I think I already mentioned it.

Yeah, so those are the talents. As for the

Paragon board, I like to go for this one.

When you switch weapons, your next skill

will be 48% bonus damage. So we're going

to be spamming Flay with our dual weapons.

As you can see, got dual swords, and then

we're going to be doing a Rend with the

2-handed sword. Recently got some new

ancestral gear, so I was fully decked out

in uniques and legendaries, but now I'm in

Tier World 4, I've got access to ancestral

weapons which are so much better than any

of my legendaries by far. But I kind of

ran out of materials and money to put

aspects on them So I don't really have any

aspects apart from the ones I had from my

old legendaries, and there's just stuff

like healing whilst enemies nearby, um,

34% chance to reduce cooldowns when you

inflict bleeding on elites. So that's

really good because obviously we're going

to put bleed on everything, and every time

it ticks a bleed, it's going to give us a

chance of resetting cooldowns by 1.5

seconds. We'll have Iron Skin buffed

aspects, 10% damage reduction for Iron

Skin, also Unstoppable. 25% chance to

freeze enemies, that's pretty good. And

the barrier that absorbs 2,700 damage,

that's pretty good. And once— 1,700 thorns

when we're berserking, which is pretty

good. And attacking enemies with basic

skill increases damage of your next core

skill by up to 30%, which is going to be

good for stacking up for our Rend. And

we'll leave a trail of frost with our

boots, and also the boots give us 70%

movement speed. When we do an evade. So

look, it really makes you go fast, so it's

good for escaping. And that's it really.

As for the playstyle— now as for the

playstyle, we're in a dungeon right now,

got to clear out these enemies, and it is

pretty hard. You only have 4 lives. I'm on

Nightmare mode, uh, Tier 21. I thought I

could easily do this. I have cleared out

most of the dungeon as you can see, but

I've only got 2 lives left and I'm getting

wrecked a lot if I'm not careful. So what

you want to do is like apply a couple,

couple Flays. Building up the fury is

where you're going to be at most risk.

Spam your cries like that and they'll do a

load of damage to themselves on your

thorns. Build up some fury, whack on some

Rends, put on a shield to get out there

and keep yourself safe whilst they'll take

damage from the bleed. You gotta watch out

for these fat guys because they'll charge

at you for quite a lot of damage. And then

maybe do like a berserking thing to, um,

do some extra damage to finish them off.

I don't think any of them have died, so do

another shout, see if they can actually

die this time. I don't know what that red

flashing means, but I think it's good.

And the good thing about Iron Skin is it

will heal you, so if you're running low on

potions, which you probably will be— oh,

nearly died there— you can do an Iron Skin

to save your backside. And the freezing

really helps too. So we cleared out that

pack, only used 2 potions.

Not too bad. Would have been nice if I

didn't use any of the potions, but you

know, I don't want to die and waste a

life. We only have 4 lives in Tier World

4, which is— that's pretty tough, isn't

it? Ancestral Amulet, yes please.

And take out these one by one. Okay,

we're not doing amazing damage, but we are

severely underleveled and undergeared.

We're like 12 levels, 11 levels below

these guys, and this is nightmare mode,

don't forget. So considering all of those

disabilities, I think I'm doing pretty

good. Maybe I'll be even able to finish

this dungeon before my girlfriend comes

home. Been doing this for like an hour now

because I've been trying to be very

careful. And not waste my lives. So I

mean, I'm kind of safe doing this, but

Jesus Christ, it takes a long damn time

using my cries whenever they come off

cooldown.

But if you got a bit of patience, you will

eventually bleed them down. The good thing

about bleed is, yeah, you can do the

damage over time whilst you run away from

them. And try and keep yourself safe.

Smack on those Rends when you've got

enough Fury. And look, they'll get frozen

and stuff occasionally in your ice where

you can just, uh, spam more bleeds.

And that, that's basically the playstyle.

I know it's boring, don't get me wrong.

It was much more fun doing 130k crits with

Hammer of the Ancients. Oh my God. That

was close. That was damn close. I nearly

died. Yeah, it was much more fun doing

Hammer of the Ancients for massive damage,

but I think this is a much safer build. I

keep coughing, my throat's a bit ticklish

right now. Sorry about that. So yeah,

that's my bleed build. In case we get to

the 10-minute mark, my bandicam Free trial

only lasts— actually, I think we cleared

out the entire dungeon. Oh nice! So now

I'll try and get to the boss and show you.

So it seems like there's still quite a lot

of stuff to do in this dungeon before I

get to the last boss. I'm not sure if I'll

be able to show it to you because I need

to finish this quickly, but yeah, I think

it's going quite well so far. I've only

got 2 lives. I don't know if I can

actually do this. Maybe if I get unlucky

I'll get like an unlucky loss of a life.

But things seem to be going not bad.

Don't jinx it. Just got to be careful,

like, um, put on the bleeds, go back a

bit. You'll be able to kite them easily

because they'll be slowed by, by the

hamstring effect. Oh, be careful here.

And then when your cries are off cooldown,

you want to do this. Make sure you're at

full health. You want to run into them

like that. Spam a load of Rends. You'll be

pretty safe with the cries on, but not

invulnerable. Oh my God, that was close,

that was risky. And then let the bleeds

tick whilst you run away and let

the cooldowns reset. The main important

cooldown, I guess, would be Iron Skin

because that's gonna— it's gonna really

help you and heal you. And then just wait

for the cries to reset. They've reset, go

back in. It also stunned them for like a

second, which gives you— gives you a

chance. That big red laser beam is really

annoying. Surprisingly hard to avoid as

well. Okay, so I wiped out this pack.

Just let the blades finish that one off

and then move on.

Okay, here's a mini boss. See how we do

against this one. What is it? So it's a

fat bloated thing. So the thing I like

about this is because we're— we've got

that item that heals us for each enemy

near us, you can just kind of kite them

around like this, and they're so slow you

can stay near them and heal yourself

because there's so many mobs, and kind of

just spam Rend on them and kite them

around. They're like a little flock of

sheep. And then yeah, Iron Skin

just in case. Damn, these enemies take a

lot of damage. Oh, they've got the damage

resistance. And I accidentally walked into

a mob event, and now I'm trapped in a wall

and I'm dead. Okay, so that was not great.

So the main bulk of the gameplay with this

build style is, let's say you're up

against a hard boss like this, you just

want to do like a poke and attack and then

run like this, put some cleaves on, run

out of the way, and you basically just

kite him around this area trying

not to go too far, otherwise he'll run

back and reset the fight. But you don't

really want to engage until you have the

shouts on cooldown or some kind of skill

that could help you survive,

because they could nearly 2-shot you. So I

got the cooldowns off, put the cries on,

shield on, rend, and then run away because

everything's off cooldown— I mean, on

cooldown. And maybe just, um,

yeah, wait it out because I've got no more

lives left. If I die,

this is my last attempt to kill this guy.

Luckily he's kind of dumb, so I'm just

gonna pop all the cooldowns at that shield

as well. Spam max rounds and run.

And then look how much damage it's still

ticking, like 12k damage. Oh my, it's

ticking 12k damage every second.

And just kite him around, run around.

4 seconds until cries are off cooldown,

and then go back in.

Rend, rend, rend. One more rend. Yep,

and he's down. See, and that is how you

play as a build barbarian.