Which Items are GOOD?
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- New to Last Epoch? Worried about leaving OP items on the ground? This is for you.
This video was filmed about 1 week into the new 1.0 Patch, and I'm firmly a COF (Circle of Fortune) enjoyer. I'm a solo player, no trading or partying, and this is how I evaluate the items that I see on the ground.
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The biggest takeaway in this video that you could expand a lot on is that knowledge of other builds is dictating a lot of your decisions. Even a long time player who has never played a void knight wouldn't blink at skipping over an idol with chance to bleed and void damage. I don't know if that's good, but I know there are VK skills that care about bleeds. The point is if you don't know what other builds want to do, you can't imagine why affix A would ever pair well with affix J.
Knowledge like this is not easy to remember - playing a wide range of characters is probably the best way to develop it, but maybe you could make a video about some of the more unintuitive affix pairings that are actually good. Which classes and builds scale super heavily off of which stat, and what really good items might look like for that build - even if that item set is just in your stash and not on a character.
Would love a version of this for the expiremental bases and how to handle those. Got a stash tab full of different ones for potential builds but really don't know which builds they would shine in.
I like experimental bases for the guaranteed sealed affix you get from them. Since they’re all hybrid you can prioritize half the affix, like I don’t care about volatile zombies but guaranteed sealed minion damage is lovely and it’s the same mod.
These videos are super helpful in knowing what to pick up, AND what to filter out.
Great information as always, Perry. You, Dr3ad and Tenkiei really need to get together for a podcast soon!
Thanks it was a really good video, I really appreciate the case study example going through a load of purples on the floor and explaining it.
All my friends play poe and are super clued up but I only played d3 casually so this is all new to me really (because d3 told you your dps and defence on the go plus sets made stuff straight forward) so I really appreciate your videos and I've spent a lot of time listening to you this week!
Ive watched like 15 hours of LE content since 1.0 came out and this + your void reversal video are the best.
Exactly the video I need right now. Joined CoF, getting more and more purple stuff, not sure what to keep esp when I do plan to make an alt later. Thanks for the insights!
This came out at just the right time for me. I can wrap my head around MOST items now, but I have 8+ tabs of exalted items that gave me stress just looking at. This will help a great deal.
More please!!
Peace and Love
Small correction to 4:40
There's a 5% chance to fail a t1 seal on an exalted. I was one of the "lucky" people to fail a t1 and a t2 seal in a row
Just so you (and maybe everyone else) know, shift+RMB while having the inventory open lets you throw items in your inventory directly on the ground.
excuse me what
I would love to watch more tutorials like this. :)
God damn, thank you. I’ve been confused even with a loot filter set up
This was super informative. Id love to see a part 2/3 of you essentially doing the same thing.
Oh boy, man's an encyclopedia of LE. So much knowledge
So helpful, Perry! I am already an advanced player, and I still learned a few priceless things from this video! Subscribed.
thx a lot for that video! it will be a big help - i am rly struggeling what i have not to keep :D the things from my build are ok but dont want to waste good exalted items for other builds in the future
I just so happen to be working on a Tri-Ele Rune master before I watched this and was also wondering why elemental damage scales lower than spell damage
Where have you been until now?!?!?! WHY DIDN'T I FIND YOUR CHANNEL SOONER FFS?!?!? Amazing video, almost answered all of my questions about exalted affixes! Keep up the good work mate!
Coming from POE I've been just playing LE for this past few days enjoy it so much so far but I always clueless which one is good which one is garbo,please do more explain like this,thanks!
So the basic rule here is if you can’t think of a build that you want to play that would love this item, leave it. Now, a new player might say: “But I don’t have the same level of gaming knowledge, so what if I leave good loot on the ground just because I don’t know what it’s good for?” As a newer player myself, I feel that. My advice is to not worry about it. Loot is plentiful and crafting is powerful, so when you eventually do need the thing that you left on the ground months ago, you can get it. The truly rare things in this game are high LP uniques, which are easy to identify.
TL;DR: only pick up gear you know is useful. As you play more builds, you’ll be able to recognize more good items. You won’t miss the things you didn’t pick up.
If you're a mere mortal like me that doesn't have an encyclopedic knowledge of lots meta builds and stats for those builds, do what I do and hide exalted affixes for items that don't directly impact the build you are playing at that moment. It will save you a lot of headache and stash space. With time spent playing the game and watching content, you will slowly figure out what you want for builds you might want to play down the line and can start altering you filter when that time comes.
Which items are good ? The only good weapons for end game are the prophecy items. They have the highest raw base stats
I am definitely considering hiding t6 exalteds.
So best to keep exciled items on ground if you don’t want them then to pick up and salvage?
Everytime I watch a video with Sentinel in it, I always look for Volatile Reversal. LMAO
Yes video helpful, more!!!
Do you have a build guide for that healing hands paladin?
Check the yt channel, guide is up. Another update will be posted tomorrow.
Super useful thanks
Great Video Perry. I asked on your other video but I am going to ask again here. Can we get an ADVANCED ENDGAME loot filter guide? I am lost on how to take my begaining loot filter and modify it for endgame once I have a good base for my build. like I ether make it too strict or too lenient. Thank you
Is there a loot filter available for your build?
It doesn't seem like I'd mods are local like in poe but let me know if im wrong.
Example % increase armor on boots doesn't only effect the armor on those boots but does all your armor.
There are no local modifiers in LE. All Added, Increased and More modiilfiers apply globally, as long as the scaling tags match.
@@TheWingManGaming thank you
Looking for a good loot filter for Merchants guild :D
Can you do a faction video? explaining both. their mechanics?
it was helpful.. thanks!
can you share your loot filter for this build pds
Why do you prefer flat damage to % damage but the opposite in health? Is just flat damage values overturned so they good from start to end? I kinda like it with health because it’s a logical fear and stat progression to go from flat to % the stronger u get
well your character gains flat hp per level, and hybrid health has flat on it already, for starters. Flat damage only comes from one place for the most part -- your weapon -- so you often need to prioritize it there.
You're right -- flat health is definitely better than %health early on in your character's progression.
19:07 if you already have a bunch of increased fire damage or smt, though, while having no increased melee damage, would increased melee damage effectively be a more multiplier? Or would melee damage get lumped into the same variable as the increased fire damage?
Think of it like this:
Each flat damage source has it's own scaling calculation, based on the skill tags.
Say you have 100 Melee Damage from your weapon and you use a Fire Spell. That becomes 100 Melee Fire.
Now if you have say +300% Fire Damage and +0% Melee Damage, your damage becomes 400.
Now if you add in +50% Melee Fire and +150% Melee, your damage becomes 600.
Increases that meet the scaling tags of the skill are always Increases, never More.
Adding another Flat 20 Melee Lightning damage for example, would add 50 Melee Lightning, since it ignores the Fire scaling and just used the Melee.
I heard the catto!
T7 mana i take all day, just for a fine devotion..hopium
Anyone ever told you your voice sounds like a young Happy Console Gamer?
Hi Perry, about melee damage. Do you think it would be a situation, like for example: your build rive plus healing hands (with the melee attack node) where this would be nice to have so it scales both skills since rive is pshysical melee but HH fire melee?
Yes, but Attack Speed and Crit Multi are sinoly better, because you already get so much flat damage from Healing Effect scaling
And you're right, it's not the size of the weapon that matters, but how far the affixes go ;)
Can we have another video just like this
Great info
Why are you still running throne of ambition when it doesnt work with HH
it does. we've tested it quite a few times at this point -- damage goes up at the expected value.
How did you change your curser color? 😅
I use this: pandateemo.github.io/YoloMouse/
% increase melee damage. Isn't there a SpellBlade build or something that would like that?
I know it worked well with my echo void knight + rive build that also had +230% melee damage from idols after a skill echos.
Probably, but it usually gets outclasses by flat damage/Attack Speed/crit
Yep im hiding almost all t6, just showing health% and things like that
The take away I got from this is, LE like a particular unnamed ARPG has just as much bad loot and dead affixes.
Why all the hate on flat health? 500% health on a base 1 health is way worse than 100% health on a base 20, for instance.
at level 100, t7 %health is going to give me more HP than t7 flat health. At each step of the way, its basically shades of gray for that premise.
@@PerrythePig Okay, just looked at health per level for Last Epoch and you get 800 base health just for leveling. Figuring that, the least amount of health you can get with a T7 percentage health is 240 and the maximum you get with flat health is 225, so I see your point. That begs the question as to why they bothered adding T7 flat health to the game then.
22:38 That right there is why the forging potential costs needs normalizing. Just yeeted and deleted 18 FP.