Which Canni is best until Lv58?

[Slonekb05]

Canni 1: 50hp=(Lv24) 20-28(lv60) mana
Canni 2: 67hp=(Lv34) 30-36(lv60) “
Canni 3: 74hp=(lv54) 34-38(lv60) “
Canni 4: 148hp=(lv58) 81-82(lv60)”

Hey there, sorry if this is really obvious, just want to be sure. Okay so Canni 4 is clearly the one to use once you hit lv58, but what about lv’s 54-57? I get from the wiki that at Lv 54 Canni 2 vs Canni 3 is a speed vs efficiency .. but is that the case till lv58 or just on lv54? Also .. would Canni 1 be in this conversation as the most efficient until 58? Any wisdom on this is appreciated. Thanks

[loramin]

I've always used the highest Canni possible, and I made it to 60 and got Torpor somehow. Other more mathematically inclined posters can probably make a better case that you should use Canni 2 some of the time, but my "inefficient" way worked just fine.

[Teppler]

I've always used the highest Canni possible, and I made it to 60 and got Torpor somehow. Other more mathematically inclined posters can probably make a better case that you should use Canni 2 some of the time, but my "inefficient" way worked just fine.

I broke it down this way when I was leveling- when I just wanted to move forward I'd use canni 3 but if I wanted to really be efficient I'd canni dance with canni 2. I don't know if that's the best way to do it but that's what I remember I did.

[Troxx]

Most of the time I’d chain gun canni down with highest level and then sit down to regen. Less time spent dancing = more enjoyable playing experience.

[Wilhelm]

At 57 I still use 2. I could be completely be doing it wrong. Maybe I will try 3 tonight and see if it is any better.

[Slonekb05]

Cool, thanks for the input. Yes I understand just using the highest one will be fine.. im just a min/max kind of guy :)

[Jan Jensen]

Before Canni 4, use 2&3 if you're looking to max out mana regen. 2 &3 don't need to be in first spell gem; use global recast cooldown timer item to in between.

Once Canni 4 hits, just put that in first gem slot and go to town with no timing errors 95% of time.