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Destruction sprees appear to be very similar in nature to massacre sprees. A great place to play around is the Cemetery of the Forsaken in Act I (blow up gravestones).

From playing around with my barbarian:

  • A destruction spree starts at 6 destroyed items (unless you haven't gotten that high yet)
  • The spree ends if you do not destroy something within around 1.75 seconds (I'm sure I'm a bit off)
  • Even if you destroy a bunch of items at once (a cluster of urns in a crypt, for example), the 1.75 second rule seems to still hold true.
  • Killing monsters seems to have no prolonging effect on the spree (I got a spree notice within ~200ms of killing a mob)

So, in order to maximize a destruction spree:

  • Make sure you're within a short distance of your next target at all times
  • Plan out a path that hits as many as possible!
  • Single target destructibles if you need time to move between them

(the Cemetery of the Forsaken is a great location - there are large clusters of graves that you can travel between if you're fast - and you can easily grab the Grave Buster achievement at the same time)

Destruction sprees appear to be very similar in nature to massacre sprees. A great place to play around is the Cemetery of the Forsaken in Act I (blow up gravestones).

From playing around with my barbarian:

  • A destruction spree starts at 6 destroyed items (unless you haven't gotten that high yet)
  • The spree ends if you do not destroy something within around 1.75 seconds (I'm sure I'm a bit off)
  • Even if you destroy a bunch of items at once (a cluster of urns in a crypt, for example), the 1.75 second rule seems to still hold true.
  • Killing monsters seems to have no prolonging effect on the spree (I got a spree notice within ~200ms of killing a mob)

So, in order to maximize a destruction spree:

  • Make sure you're within a short distance of your next target at all times
  • Plan out a path that hits as many as possible!
  • Single target destructibles if you need time to move between them

(the Cemetery of the Forsaken is a great location - there are large clusters that you can travel between if you're fast - and you can easily grab the Grave Buster achievement at the same time)

Destruction sprees appear to be very similar in nature to massacre sprees. A great place to play around is the Cemetery of the Forsaken in Act I (blow up gravestones).

From playing around with my barbarian:

  • A destruction spree starts at 6 destroyed items (unless you haven't gotten that high yet)
  • The spree ends if you do not destroy something within around 1.75 seconds (I'm sure I'm a bit off)
  • Even if you destroy a bunch of items at once (a cluster of urns in a crypt, for example), the 1.75 second rule seems to still hold true.
  • Killing monsters seems to have no prolonging effect on the spree (I got a spree notice within ~200ms of killing a mob)

So, in order to maximize a destruction spree:

  • Make sure you're within a short distance of your next target at all times
  • Plan out a path that hits as many as possible!
  • Single target destructibles if you need time to move between them

(the Cemetery of the Forsaken is a great location - there are large clusters of graves that you can travel between if you're fast - and you can easily grab the Grave Buster achievement at the same time)

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Destruction sprees appear to be very similar in nature to massacre sprees. A great place to play around is the Cemetery of the Forsaken in Act I (blow up gravestones).

From playing around with my barbarian:

  • A destruction spree starts at 6 destroyed items (unless you haven't gotten that high yet)
  • The spree ends if you do not destroy something within around 1.75 seconds (I'm sure I'm a bit off)
  • Even if you destroy a bunch of items at once (a cluster of urns in a crypt, for example), the 1.75 second rule seems to still hold true.
  • Killing monsters seems to have no prolonging effect on the spree (I got a spree notice within ~200ms of killing a mob)

So, in order to maximize a destruction spree:

  • Make sure you're within a short distance of your next target at all times
  • Plan out a path that hits as many as possible!
  • Single target destructibles if you need time to move between them

(the Cemetery of the Forsaken is a great location - there are large clusters that you can travel between if you're fast - and you can easily grab the Grave Buster achievement at the same time)

Destruction sprees appear to be very similar in nature to massacre sprees. A great place to play around is the Cemetery of the Forsaken in Act I (blow up gravestones).

From playing around with my barbarian:

  • A destruction spree starts at 6 destroyed items (unless you haven't gotten that high yet)
  • The spree ends if you do not destroy something within around 1.75 seconds (I'm sure I'm a bit off)
  • Even if you destroy a bunch of items at once (a cluster of urns in a crypt, for example), the 1.75 second rule seems to still hold true.
  • Killing monsters seems to have no prolonging effect on the spree (I got a spree notice within ~200ms of killing a mob)

So, in order to maximize a destruction spree:

  • Make sure you're within a short distance of your next target at all times
  • Plan out a path that hits as many as possible!
  • Single target destructibles if you need time to move between them

Destruction sprees appear to be very similar in nature to massacre sprees. A great place to play around is the Cemetery of the Forsaken in Act I (blow up gravestones).

From playing around with my barbarian:

  • A destruction spree starts at 6 destroyed items (unless you haven't gotten that high yet)
  • The spree ends if you do not destroy something within around 1.75 seconds (I'm sure I'm a bit off)
  • Even if you destroy a bunch of items at once (a cluster of urns in a crypt, for example), the 1.75 second rule seems to still hold true.
  • Killing monsters seems to have no prolonging effect on the spree (I got a spree notice within ~200ms of killing a mob)

So, in order to maximize a destruction spree:

  • Make sure you're within a short distance of your next target at all times
  • Plan out a path that hits as many as possible!
  • Single target destructibles if you need time to move between them

(the Cemetery of the Forsaken is a great location - there are large clusters that you can travel between if you're fast - and you can easily grab the Grave Buster achievement at the same time)

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Nevir
  • 2.5k
  • 8
  • 28
  • 37

Destruction sprees appear to be very similar in nature to massacre sprees. A great place to play around is the Cemetery of the Forsaken in Act I (blow up gravestones).

From playing around with my barbarian:

  • A destruction spree starts at 6 destroyed items (unless you haven't gotten that high yet)
  • The spree ends if you do not destroy something within around 1.75 seconds (I'm sure I'm a bit off)
  • Even if you destroy a bunch of items at once (a cluster of urns in a crypt, for example), the 1.75 second rule seems to still hold true.
  • Killing monsters seems to have no prolonging effect on the spree (I got a spree notice within ~200ms of killing a mob)

So, in order to maximize a destruction spree:

  • Make sure you're within a short distance of your next target at all times
  • Plan out a path that hits as many as possible!
  • Single target destructibles if you need time to move between them