You should show how shaper or elder items looks like.

How do you know which prophecy goes with each fated unique?

@@sergios.2532 poe wiki if ur not sure

Thank you for the tips! I didn't know the exalt shard recipe, even though I have been using the chaos recipe for 3 seasons. I also also find crafting to be very profitable. I made a video about crafting elder rings that worked well for me last season. I would love your feedback on it if you have time. I have many more Crafting for Currency videos coming as well.

Thanks for saying right at the start that is for beginners, not for experienced people, as that we dont waste too much time :) ! Aslo, giving a summary with timestamps is golden, Thanks !

That's the problem I have with this game.. Though I guess it's kinda okay since it's a free game but I hate games that sell much needed inventory space for real money instead of in-game currency.

@@whyisgamora4191 no it's not a problem.. it's good marketing strategy 😊!

@@GBGSK dude I really don't think it is good for them I think it's the complete opposite of what your saying. While it would seem at first glance a good move for them financially I think the anount of respect they lose and the amount of respect they don't get from that nasty little move ends up costing them a fucking ton of accounts/players that would otherwise be purchasing cosmetics and inventory space and so on! it really really seems to make them look bad and greedy! There are so so many other ways they could make money WITHOUT making it pay to win garbage without pulling that horseshit they pull with the inventory! You should absolutely be able to purchase the extra space with in game currency! Changing that aspect would make respect for them fucking sky rocket which would in turn lead to alot more account/players and just everything would be better!! I feel like companies like this have something so so goddam good going for them and so then there like oh shit this is going great and we have alot of respect brewing in the gaming world and we are being seen as not greedy!! Hold my fucking beer while we change that real fast! I just dont understand how they dont realize doing things morally right will absofuckinglutely lead to more $$$ the only thing they care about!!

@@jhosp89 dude chill man.. they dont force you to buy it though.. at least they do come at reduced prices. Its up to the player to either rant on it or buy it. But tbh i dont mind to pay during the sales of stash tabs. If you appreciate the game why not. Afterall its not bad to be blocked on tabs or stash space like Diablo.. But again you are not forced to buy it :)! Which is good..

Fuck. I have like 16 tabs and stopped playing after ~400 hours. Returned this week to find out my stash tabs are full crappy of lvl 50 rare sets. Sold them and realized I only needed like 8 tabs.

Just play. Finish the story and the watch it again

Yeah.... I feel really fucking stupid right now. And I've got close to 500 hours total from PC and PS4.

210 hours here.. but I guess this is what he means by beginner.

Wait. So he's saying, i can level other gems in my secondory weapon even while im not using my secondory weapons? or am i wrong?

@@baasjanmultimedia5513 that's right but

Marco yeah same here. I had learned of it not that long ago, but I wish I had known right away :0

I was crying, and couldn't understand why.....

I wouldn't worry too much about that! Most of my content goes under the radar of the greater Path of Exile community, and the vendor recipe unique strategy is already well known by experienced players. You should still be able to make some cash with proper planning and execution :)

@@nathanbrotherbob At the end of the day, experienced players who know about all these strategies are often willing to spend a little more currency for convenience. Especially with things like loreweave where the roll is super important.

Tier 6-10 maps is his example?

I feel this.. I played 3.2 and it took me like a month to get to maps, then another month to get to mid maps, 6-10

To be fair they are low tier maps, and you arent really worried about currency THAT much before you are doing maps.

Kyle Milford When you get used to the game you can get to maps in about 6 hours. Don't worry if you have to remake your character one or two times since your accumulated wealth makes it go exponentially faster. Also, even if you don't plan on speed running, watching speed runners will give you some good tips on how smoothly go through the game and what maps to run for more mob density.

Kyle Milford dude without sounding rude you must be literally doing everything wrong. It shouldn’t take you more than a few days and that’s if your running around with a white wand and a 3linked skill. Maybe look at some in depth beginner build guides and work on that first, or go to global 820 see if someone will level with you maybe?

then you weren't casual at all I guess :D

Oh that is a good tip I never thought of!

I don't get why this works

@@QuePenaDiogo if you swap your weapons and if the secondary weapon slot gives you more dex, you can level the gems a lot higher if they require more dex than you normally have

did not think it would work but i decided to try it out aaaand it did!

Doesnt make sense why it works but ok thanks

Worst rolls possible and he is just done with it

Admittedly just the first image from google when you search "Loreweave" lol

Ventor's Gamble can be worth a lot with the right rolls, but if you get one with negative rolls it will be worthless. Oh, and if the quantity roll isn't high enough, even if it has all other good rolls, you will only get a few chaos for it.

@@robertglade5799 cheapest ventos currently is 17c so selling a ventors for loreweave isn't a good idea right now (except you're ssf) Also Ventors is one of the best targets for divines...Extrem high potential of gain money (not high chance)

@@Xeratas yea bad rolls are vendor worthy definetly. best rolls are multiple multiple exalteds///

Haku and the other masters except Zana went into the Immortal Syndicate in 3.5 (Betrayal). Can't buy stuff from them anymore.

Yes I agree, low level fossil farming is crazy currency, I think it could have been a good replacement for the vendor recipe unique one!

@@nathanbrotherbob yeah all in all good video!

Can you recommend any resources on how to do fossil farming?

@@dbrowdy i believe ziggyd has made a video explaining how fossil farm works on delve league. Its not diferent from betrayal, actaully is better now cause u can get more fossils per node.

5000c.??? You don't sleep

@AA Sharp "Socketed gems gain 10% of the experience your character earns, calculated *before* any level penalties." Directly from the wiki. I think Ziggy or pohx actually documented their extensive testing. It's actually more efficient to run low level content while leveling gems depending on your character's ability to clear mobs quickly. If you can't speed clear a t16, you'll actually get better gem exp from running t10 maps where you can speed clear. Considering the fact that people use gem leveling as a source of side income, most of them are not likely to be able to speed clear t16s.

Same as real life.

Best paying work is the work no one else is willing to do... Because if you're the only one doing the work, you decide the rates. ... Basically: Do what you'd do in real life. ;) (Or scam people, that seems to be popular in real life too, lmao.)

Whats rgb?

@@clownindan red+green+blue. Items with all 3 socket colors sell to a vendor for a chromatic orb each

Yes, you aren't the first person to comment this, and I actually regret not including low level delving.

people seem to think running the most profitable "map" or whatever is the best way, it really isn't if you arent having fun you wont be doing it for a long time or even as efficiently as you would when you are having fun

wtf have you been doing then

AKA Arc

were you alching the maps?

Even rings if they get lvl 75 elder they sell for a decent amount and you can roll yourself and just get the curse on hit and sell it before even regaling it.

@@Azsunes r/Whoosh

@@Azsunes or just doing the elder/shaper recipe and getting instant 40c a ka 2 exalted shards

@@muchospendechos 8 months ago the rings were worth 40c+ and you need two for the recipe...

Idk if you already have this but you should get an item filter. Something like www.filterblade.xyz/

even with an item filter you don't loot everything it shows you, you select what you wanna do and therefore collecting items. DOing anything at once is to much and just hinders you and your game experience. To loot currency is kinda abvious, cause they only need 1 item slot, 6 socket items are worth it cause you get at least 1 chaos out of them if you vendor em for 7 jewellers,..... you could read about "vendor recipe's" at the homepage to know what to loot and to think of what is realistic, but that would mean work for at least once,....

I just found out about this as well. I should have watched this video months ago. So many wasted gemcutters

like 10 mins of time, since lower levels of gems are made in like 1/5 of a dried lake area and even faster in maps? if you want to invest so much time, get the gems in 20% or 23% quality from start at poe.trade. Would be only worth it, if gems would start with level 14+

Nope, you are right. You can level up gems on your second weapon set without even using it.

You can have the item in your inventory.

same

I turned that off when Betrayal launched. Been wonderfully peaceful.

That's a good question! Technically, you can do any of these (except mapping, of course) at any level, but you will have maximum flexibility as to what uniques you can target as well as more efficiency for leveling gems if you are at least level 70ish+.

Shaped amulets probably cost about 3c each, but shaped rings are easily 2c tops. You don't need a high ilvl or good base.

500 chance orbs and 500 scour orbs for a pair of skyforths? Where do i sign?

OH NO NO NO HE DOESN'T KNOW

That's true. From the right scarabs you can make a quick profit really fast.

And you can just throw your fun ingame completely away if you start to flip, except you are a workaholic and love to work :D

Yeah, not kidding. He even says he is going to keep this simple for new people to understands and 70% of the stuff in this video is still ancient Greek >.< I wish there were some proper noob resources that don't just yell at you for ruining a character but explain what is good practice, especially with this game being as ludicrously complex as it is

@@ainumahtar Good practice would be to start the game worrying for nothing as just looting items and getting a touch of what enemies awaits, enjoying the story, seeing some enemies, to get "base" knowledge of the game, but if you want to make it complicated try to delve and use any kind of mechanic the game could offer at once, so you know yourself it is far to much and getting depressed or overwhelmed and quit cause it doesn't work like it should,..... easy as that. Maybe check one or 2 builds which look interesting but don't bother for their items, just look for the tree to get a touch of what you would maybe need, since your items are mostly depending on your luck and from looking what the dude's skilling you can guess what kind of weapons or items he would like to use (basic: if he skills two handed weapons, hem ight want to use a two-handed weapon // if he skills staff's he might want to use a staff and so on). if you go directly from the start with the builds most valuable items you will mostly fuck up your char, cause a "Voidforge" with 6L could be nice, but with 1k life at level 85 or Tier 14 maps and without resistances you will not have fun, except you love to getting one shot. The resistances are self-descriptive if you just once played the game and got to act 6+, cause you will feel any % of not capped resistances on your char as a huge more multiplier for the damage of your enemies..... And actually, if you feel fine with your char and someday there comes an enemy which makes you problems or which you cannot pass, I for example would check what kinf of damage it does or how my defences look like and there you can see "evasion", "Armour", "Resistances", etc. in numeric and perccentage values you can pretty easily assume which the problem is. if you own no armour and no evasion + no resistances, you shouldn't wonder and having like 300-500 armour/evasion cannot be much if you don't get a percentage value showed, it doesn't mean you are OP if it doesn't show anything for it, the more if you think of the fact that 1 armor part in early game gives already like 50 evasion..... there are body armors with 2k+ evasion or 5k+ armor and you don't need to know that to assume that you need at least something around 7-9k of one of these to feel something, if you then considering there are flasks which grant 3k armour at once which drop like smarties and which you get offered for completing quests, you could assume further that you may need value's of 10-15k to make it worth it for later encounters and if you then randomly get a mod on a flask which grants 70-100% increased armour/evasion you could assume further,.... if I already have 10-15k armour/evasion and I can boost it for 70-100%, a bigger boss could need at least 35k+ or even more,...... or you just try to make several layers of defences. All of that just from playing the game actually sounds pretty dope to me :D

This video might be a little higher-level than the video implies. If you haven't finished act 10, this doesn't mean as much. However, that's not 100% the case. A few of these strategies require pure farming, but some also only require a light understanding of the mechanic and some time to craft and sell. First off, most of these strategies, aside from mapping (after act 10), require a premium stash tab for selling in order to actually get the currency rolling in. And while Chaos Orbs and Exalted Orbs don't mean a lot to you yet, the game is built around getting your gear increasingly more perfect for your toon as you progress. Once you reach a certain point, your gear is going to be bought for these valuable currencies (in trades) in order to grind your way into better gear and more difficult content. Most gear appropriate for an act 10 or early mapping build will require Chaos Orbs at the minimum, and many picks might be several. There is the option to go Solo Self-Found in the game options, but trading makes building a whole lot smoother, and self-found is generally a higher-level endeavor. I can't tell you the right way to play, but as I glazed on before, games like these tend to have grindy mechanics to find appropriate gear, but such gear becomes obsolete at some point, which requires you to farm up even stronger gear to get to the higher content. The game is good about giving a sense of progress on your way up, but it's quite common to hit a wall and be required to rethink your strategy on your next build. Lastly, look at some of the resources given in the video info. Poe.Ninja is more a merchant's tool, but Poe.trade (or others) is a great resource for trading, which you can spend your currency on without a Premium Stash Tab. His #3 and #5 resources are part of pathofexile.gamepedia.com, which is a very strong resource site for just about any mechanic you seek in the game, really, and the two pages in particular show a number of craftable items which can have a strong profit margin if you were to smartly produce the items. Again, these specific items WILL require a Premium Stash Tab in order to make currency off of it.

@@Altemeous thank you so much for the reply. That was very helpful.

That hurts,.... why is a dollar valuable? and why is 1000 dollar more valuable then 1 dollar? If you want to play a game for gameplay I would recommend to play it instead of watching videos, so you might understand it and see thatl earning by doing is far better then getting pieces of meat from different cows around the world..... best strategy to enjoy gaming and aren't poor are, chaos recipes and walking maps. you know what maps are if you get to like act 6 were they are able to drop, while you cannot use them until you are act 10 finished, but actually it get's explained in the game,..... it get's explained by a quest.... but therefore you'd need to play the game first.