Category: Path of Exile

In Path of Exile, what’s the offensive and defensive stats? Collectors of poe orbs may know, when you open up your character panel, there are plenty of different stats; Let’s take a closer look at some of them.

Offensive stats:

1. Damage per second – this stat shows total combined damage for given skill taking into account all the different modifiers when calculating it. Be aware of the fact that for some builds or skills this stat is not shown correctly because of the way the given skill works – one example would be poison builds that stack multiple instances of poison on the target and only the initial hit damage is shown on the tooltip.

2. Accuracy – accuracy is a stat that determines your chance to hit monsters using attack based skills.

3. Attack and cast speed – these stats show how quickly you repeat attacks or spell casts.

4. Critical strike chance – this stat shows how likely the spell or attack is to critically strike.

5. Critical strike multiplier – this stat shows how much extra damage you will inflict on the target when you critically strike.

Defensive stats:

1. Fire / Cold / Lightning / Chaos resistances – elemental resistances reduce damage taken when you are attacked with elemental damage. A natural cap is 75% of each resistance but it can be lifted by equipped items, auras, elemental flasks or certain nodes on the passive skill tree.

2. Estimated physical damage reduction – associated with armour, this stat tells you how much physical damage you are mitigating. The stat can be boosted by certain unique poe items, Basalt and Granite flasks, Endurance charges and few other options.

3. Chance to dodge attacks/spell damage – this stat shows your chance to dodge attack or spell. When you dodge damage, you completely avoid it. It is completely different stat from evasion and they can both used together very effectively.

4. Chance to block – this stat tells us how likely we are going to block monster attacks by using shield, staff or dual wielding weapons. When you block the attack, you take no damage from the blocked hit. Certain unique items or nodes on passive skill tree makes your block chance apply to spells as well, therefore, enabling you to block not only attacks but spells as well. The cap for a chance to block attacks and spells is 75%.

In Path of Exile, do you know the Chieftain? The Chieftain is an Ascendancy class for Marauders. Collectors of path of exile items may know, recently, Chieftain got an entire overhaul. It’s no longer just a totem build.

Now, they can do pretty much any attack – based build. The totem aspect wasn’t touched at all, those two nodes were left alone. The other four, however, were drastically changed. A lot of stats that were shuffled around between the nodes, and were all drastically buffed.

The node that gave Endurance Charges and regeneration based on Endurance Charges was moved to be the start of a tree, and it now gives + 10% fire damage per Endurance Charge. This is big, since it allows the stacking of Endurance Charges as a means of damage as well. It leads to a node that gives + 100% fire resistance, 1% life regen per second, 10% of physical damage taken as fire, 2% more life regen per second if you’ve taken fire damage recently, and is unaffected by ignite. This is a combination of random stats from a few old nodes, as well as some extra bonuses.

The other new tree starts with a huge node: 50% of damage converted to fire, damage penetrates 10% fire resistance, and every 10 seconds gain 100% of physical damage as extra fire damage for three seconds. This allows players to build full physical builds that deal a ton of fire damage.

This makes Chieftain a rather nice choice for many Cyclone and Reave builds. This tree leads to a node that gives 1% of fire damage leeched as life, 10% increased strength, 1% of totem damage leeched as life, and 10% chance to cover Rare or Unique enemies in Ash for 10 seconds on hit. This provides a ton of stats that any physical build will need.

Similar to Hierophant, I expect to see a lot of Chieftains due to how powerful they are both offensively and defensively. In hardcore in particular I can see a lot of people swapping to Chieftain for the defenses offered while still allowing aggressive gameplay. Of course, there are still a lot of ascendancies coming, so everything could change!

Hopefully the above guide will be helpful to you. If you do not want to lag behind others due to lack of orbs, you can buy poe currency on U4GM.

In Path of Exile, the Ledge is an area in Act 1. This area has a waypoint and is connected to The Submerged Passage and The Climb. Kuduku spawns at the top of a hill in an open area near the Climb exit, and the waypoint is roughly in the middle of the area. Bear in mind that having enough path of exile orbs is not bad for you.

Because the area is highly linear and has relatively simple enemies, the Ledge is popular for farming. When farming The Ledge, the three cairns next to the waypoint indicate the direction in which Kuduku spawns.The Ledge was the inspiration for the Endless Ledge race type.

The following are the Monsters you will meet:

1. Kuduku, the False God is a unique totem located near the end of The Ledge. Kuduku is immobile and deals heavy Lightning Damage.

2. Ancient Archer is a type of Skeletal Archer found in Act 1 and Act 2.

3. Cannibal is a type of creature found in Act 1. They are human mobs with both ranged and melee attacks and fairly fast movement. They replaced Scavengers. They have both male and female models.

4. Grinning Totem is a type of totem that spawns in some areas with an aura to aid monsters.

5. Rattling Bones is a type of Skeleton found in Act 1.

6. Native monsters in this area can resist fire, and deal physical, fire and lightning damage.

Hopefully the above guide will be helpful to you. If you do not want to lag behind others due to lack of orbs, you can buy exalted orbs on U4GM.

 

Path of Exile, also known as POE, is an online action role-playing game developed by Grinding Gear Games in 2013. That said the game currency which is most popularly referred to as path of exile orbs is a prized possession. However, how to maximise your PoE orbs collecting? The following tips you should view seriously.

1) Gear Up: You should to equip stronger gear at any time in any RPG; Bear in mind that boosting your orb drop rates. The caliber of gear you should be aiming for is the highest quality and rarity you can find. The higher rarity, the more you’ll be able to find. Because rarity positively influences drop rates.

2) IIQ and IIR: IIQ (Increased Item Quantity) and IIR (Increased Item Rarity) are modifications (or mods) you can find on certain items that will help you progress further along the line in your orb farming endeavours. If you’re looking for increased quantity, items such as Eber’s Key will grant you a 5% bonus to the amount of items you find in that area. Make the most of these mods to ensure that you get as many orbs as possible.

3) Boost Your Damage: The more mobs you can kill at once, the better chances you have of getting the poe items drop you’re after. Therefore you should concentrate on high-damage skills and area-of-effect (AOE) skills to maximise your damage output and ensure you get your kills. Be careful not to become overrun with too many mobs during this stage. If your Defense is not up to par, you will be knocked out and this will set you back in your farming journey.

4) Watch Your Level: There exists a currency penalty in all PoE zones based on your character’s level. If you have a level difference greater than 2 from the level of the area, you receive a penalty of 2.5% for every level after 2. You should take note that the penalty does not carry on in zones higher than level 66. In a level 72 character in a 60 zone will therefore only receive a 10% penalty, the same as a level 66 character.

5) Buy Currency: If you find yourself needing more orbs during the game, but unfortunately you do not have any time, then buy chaos orbs on U4GM will be a good choose for you.

6) Be Patient: It can be tempting to give up when farming orbs. However, in an ARPG that is completely randomly generated, sometimes you won’t always get what you need. Stay patient and take breaks when you need to; not everything is about the game.

In Path of Exile, the Elder Guardians are the four bosses of the Elder. As the Elder grows more powerful, he will consume the Shaper’s creations to manifest his own Guardians. The stronger the consumed boss, the stronger the Elder is when you face him.The Elder Guardians are the four bosses of the Elder. How to fight them?

The Purifier deals purely physical damage. IC works wonders. He has no adds. Run behind him when he jumps in the air and always run away from his beams. Otherwise, just have ways to mitigate phys or run very fast, or you’re gonna get hurt real bad. This is the simplest Guardian. Meanwhile, enough path of exile orbs is important for you.

The Enslaver deals partially phys, partially fire. The fire damage deals powerful ignites. Bring flasks with ignite removal – bismuth/stibnite/aquamarine with +charges/-% charges used and ignite removal alongside regular use of IC can make him easy. His melee attacks are pure phys, so if you have a lot of phys reduction/armour, get up close and get his AI to fistfight you rather than spew fire.

The Eradicator is pure lightning spells, no ways to easily mitigate here. Constant movement required. You want shock immunity and a way to deal damage while moving, as he has a lot of energy shield and recharges it fast. The projectiles deal less damage than his spells, so don’t be afraid to bite a bullet to avoid getting caught by his storm calls.

The Constrictor is a bow user that deals physical and chaos damage and constantly slows you. The longer you stay still, the more stacks of “constricting vines” you accrue and the slower you will be when you need to move. He does not use spells, only attacks, so use blind if you can – chance on hit blind, not clouds, as he’ll move out of clouds too fast. There’s pools of chaos damage on either side of the arena and he is constantly moving.

The Elder deals physical and cold damage purely with spells. He fires slowish moving ice spears that will kill you and when in the air will spawn physical explosions beneath you, so again, run when the boss is floating. He has a massive ground effect that deals phys DoT, but there’s a minimum range around him that won’t deal damage, as well as a maximum range at the very edge of the arena. Get in close, else you’ll just get ice speared while pinned to the edge. He slows you and immobilises you and only spawns a handful of adds. Cold mitigation won’t help nearly as much as simply avoiding the spears will, which is your only hope. Good luck!

GGG are planning to release patch 3.1.3 tomorrow, containing a new, faster, Burning Ground effect and some other high-priority bug fixes. As a preview to this update, GGG are making the patch notes available to share today. The following content is what bug fixed in Path of Exile 3.1.3. For more PoE information, you can visit U4GM and buy poe orbs.

Fixed a client crash that occurred when typing various symbols into the search box in the Map Stash Tab. Fixed a client crash that occurred when right clicking on a Map Stash Tab if that tab was not already loaded. Fixed a bug causing the effects for a skill in the High Templar Avarius encounter to not be displayed. Fixed a bug where some Rogue Exiles were not counting towards the “Kill Rogue Exiles” challenge.

Fixed a bug where Desecrate cast by monsters would not create any corpses. Fixed a bug where a Divine Vessel was incorrectly consumed if the Map boss was replaced by the Elder or an Elder Guardian. Fixed a bug where Vaal Spectral Throw was not interacting correctly with the Volley Support gem.

Fixed a bug where the quest tracker was displaying incorrect quest information while in Maps. Fixed a bug where the Twice Blessed Darkshrine effect was not always given to the player who clicked the Darkshrine. Fixed a rare bug preventing some characters from completing the Lighting the Way quest.

GGG have made a new effect for Burning Ground which doesn’t have the performance issues that the previous one did. While it has a few visual bugs still, they are releasing it for feedback and to get the improvement onto the realm as soon as possible. GGG plan to update the other ground effects in a similar way in the future.

Some players think GGG are actually made ninja changes to Lich spawn rate, or ninja fixed a bug with them, because people are reporting finding much more in the last week or so. They wish that GGG would just officially support Regex searches in the stash tab. They already know its a thing internally since they get the regex symbol error, just let they access it by ticking an option or something so it isn’t too confusing to new players.

Created by hardcore gamers, Path of Exile is an online Action RPG set in a dark fantasy world and it is a game that have many poe items. In recent years, Path of Exile have several large scale expansions, it constantly to bring surprises and challenges for players.

The first digital expansion of Path of Exile was the Sacrifice of the Vaal, was released on 5 March 2014. The expansion included new bosses, currency, areas, leagues, and PvP modes.

Path of Exile’s second expansion, Forsaken Masters, was announced on 31 July 2014 and released on 20 August 2014 at 3pm Pacific. It comes with a host of new features, including crafting, recruitable NPCs called Masters, reworked passive skill tree, and customized personal hideouts.

The third expansion, the Awakening, entered closed beta on 20 April 2015. It includes the addition of a fourth Act containing new map tilesets, quests, and monsters. Other additions include new skills and items, passive skill tree sockets and jewels, item filters, two new challenge leagues, and game balance. The Awakening expansion was released on July 10, 2015.

The Ascendancy expansion pack was released on March 4, 2016. Including more than the usual new items and skills, the expansion added several new skills and 19 new ascendancy classes.

An expansion, titled Atlas of Worlds, was released on September 2, 2016. It introduced a new end-game, 30 new maps and 19 new bosses.

On November 16th, 2017 a new expansion called War for the Atlas was revealed. It focus on overhauling the Atlas of Worlds, adding 32 new maps, 10 new skill gems, 48 new unique items, and extending the story.

War for the Atlas Features

War for the Atlas: A mysterious entity known only as The Elder haunts the Atlas, spreading decay and battling The Shaper for control.

The Atlas, Redrawn: Find your way to the center of the Atlas through new paths and discover new challenges along the way. War for the Atlas adds 32 randomized maps to Path of Exile’s ever-evolving end-game.

New Bosses: Along with deadly encounters at the end of each new map, this expansion introduces the four Elder Guardians, whom players must defeat before players are able to face the Elder himself.

New End-game Items: As the war between the Shaper and Elder rages, challenge their control of the Atlas to find exclusive new rare items that have special properties: Shaped Items and Elder Items.

Endless Character Customization: Find four new Skill Gems designed around necromancy, six new Support Gems and over fifty new Unique path of exile items.

We’re believe that many people are not unfamiliar with the path of exile, because this game is really too hot. Therefore, more and more people choose to play, then the problem arises, there will be a lot of novice not familiar with the game acronyms, when people talk about these game acronyms, you may not know they are talking about what. GM2V will give you a detailed introduction to the game acronyms to help you understand the game faster.

PoB – Path of Building. Path of Building is an external program that you can use to calculate damage. It is extremely efficient and most players use it. You can download Path of Building here.

C – Chaos Orbs. Chaos Orbs are the standard trading currency in Path of Exile. Of course, PoE Orbs is available for purchase, you can buy more cheap PoE Orbs on GM2V , because you can have a better gaming experience by getting more PoE Orbs.

CI – Chaos Inoculation. Chaos Inoculation is a node on the tree that changes your life total to 1, but you no longer take chaos damage. This is used for pure energy shield builds.

CWDT, CWC, CoC – Cast When Damage Taken, Cast While Channeling, Cast on Critical. These are skills that allow you to use an attached skill without activating it yourself. Their trigger is fairly clear from the names of each gem. CWDT is used in most builds to mitigate some incoming damage.

Alc – Alchemy Orb. This is a form of trading currency. Alchemy Orbs are typically worth about a third of a Chaos Orb.

ES – Energy Shield. In Path of Exile, characters can choose to use life, energy shield, or a combination of the two. Shields ‘stack’ on top of your life. Any damage you take will drain your energy shield first, but once your energy shield is depleted, any additional damage will start chipping away at your life.

Ex – Exalted Orb. This is one of the most expensive forms of trading currency in the game. Exalted Orbs are worth significantly more than a Chaos Orb.

HH – Headhunter. Headhunter is the most expensive piece of equipment in the game, on par with the most expensive currency. If you ever find one, please give it to me.

LL – Low Life. Used to describe certain builds that rely on energy shield, but don’t take Chaos Inoculation. Low Life builds preserve health with auras.

BV – Blade Vortex.

BF – Blade Flurry.

RF – Righteous Fire.

SR – Scorching Ray.

EK – Ethereal Knives.

DP – Dark Pact.

AW – Ancestral Warchief.

GC – Clacial Cascade.

GMP – Greater Multiple Projectiles.

SRS – Summon Raging Spirits.

ST – Spectral Throw.

ED – Essence Drain.

KB – Kinetic Blast.

TS – Tornado Shot.

This list of definitions

DPS – Damage Per Second. This is the total damage that your character is capable of dealing in one second. Unfortunately, this can be difficult to calculate in Path of Exile, as the tooltip damage is often incorrect. External programs like Path of Building (more on that later) let you accurately calculate your DPS.

EHP – Effective Hit Points. This describes the total amount of damage your character is able to withstand before dying, factoring in all sources of damage mitigation. Your EHP is determined by your total life pool, energy shield, armor, and skills.

AD – Attack Damage. This is damage that a character deals. In Path of Exile, ‘attacks’ are specifically damage dealt with non-magical means. Any skill that uses a weapon or fists is considered an attack. Spells are not. The description text for each skill will specify whether it is an attack or a spell.

APS – Attacks Per Second. Your character has a certain attack speed, and will attack a certain number of times each second. Your APS is determined by your stats, items, skills, and a host of other factors. To check your APS, go to your character sheet.

BIS – Best in Slot. This acronym is used when someone is discussing what item to wear in each slot on their character. An item is a ‘BIS item’ if it’s the best possible item for maximizing the efficiency or power of your build.

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