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well, in a world without scours, u wont hold on to base items for long... they will sell like hot cake (if the base is actually good). in case u want to stockpile them to craft on them ur self tho, i can see space becoming an issue at some point (but on the other hand u can just sell them if it becomes too much clutter - just keep the best of the best for ur self).

@@peterlusstig2680 why do you think they will sell like hotcakes. It's not like bases were common at all. This doesn't improve crafting. It makes it significantly worse. It makes decent gear harder to make for new players.

@@youtoobz146 why do they sell fast? cuz ppl will need them to craft their gear, and there will be more ppl crafting than actually good bases dropping (on average). it doesnt improve crafting no (never claimed that - neither did u claim that its good or bad for crafting)... what improves tho, is the itemization -> it makes white items usefull (like in diablo 2). your argument was about "hanging on to white items" and how its "unfun"... i just sayed that u wont hang on to them for long, thats all. about the "unfun" part... we dont know how fun it is, but if i take my 10 years with d2 as a reference... its fun to me atleast :)

@@peterlusstig2680 and when you're trying to craft a piece of gear, you're obligated to buy a bunch of bases from people which sure, sounds more miserable than just buying a bunch of scours from the marketplace

Hypothermia is a Shaper mod, you can't get it on an Elder base. You want an Elder base for this craft. Doing it on a Shaper AND Elder influenced helmet would make the craft a 100 times harder. If you're trying to craft a helmet with Hypothermia, that's a whole other craft.

@@Jumpthepack im sorry on poetrade, if you look up elder influence, sometimes they come out with shaper mods but elder influenced. Its gotta be a bug or something xD I finished crafting by influencing it on my own and it wuz 80x cheaper. Thank you an amazing guide!

Maybe there is some method to their madness yet to be revealed. We shall see.

well, we do that in PD2 ... -)

Yeah, GGG wants you to start off crafting on a decent looted rare base, they do not like the fact that almost all crafts just start off with a "whatever" base, that's why scours and re-roll currencies are gone. They introduced loot tiers now, where higher tiered loot has a higher chance of getting good rolls which should make looting rares less of a pain.

Yep, or like harvest add/remove.

It's a random affix every time, you can't choose. Chances are you'll brick your item with GG damage, that's the gamble.

@@Lundburgerr how chaotic

There are 3 prefixes and 3 suffixes on a rare item, and each can roll a different set of modifiers. An implicit is on its own and a lot of items have their own unique one (though you can add one in unique cases such as a Vaal Orb). Of course, you can just refer to them as stats on items, but prefixes and suffixes are the more professional names. Also, affixes are what you call both the prefixes and suffixes together. Hope that helps.

@@Jumpthepack ok, so if lets say "+10 to crit strike" is designed to be a prefix, It will never roll as a suffix correct?

First, prefixes and suffixes are considered "explicit" modifiers. They are called prefixes and suffixes because they correspond to how item is named. For example, a magic imperial Skean called "Honed Imperial Skean of the Genius" has a prefix of "Honed" which is a specific tier (6) of "adds X physical damage". It has a suffix of "of the Genius" which is a T1 "+X intelligence". An imperial Skean (and most daggers) has an implicit modifier of increased global critical strike. So, you'll have that on the dagger no matter what. The white dagger has that on it and it can't be changed (unless corrupted and it happens to change). So that Honed Imperial Skean of the Genius (magic item) has: Implicit: crit chance Explicit prefix: adds x phys dmg Explicit suffix: +x intelligence. Rare items get names instead of the traditional prefix and suffix title in the item name, eg "Rapture Razor". Rares will have up to 3 explicit prefixes and 3 explicit suffixes. It will still have the item base implicit of crit chance (assuming that's not modified, which it technically can be, but for arguments sake, let's say it doesn't change). If you hold Alt while hovering over the item description, you will see whether a modifier is a prefix/suffix and it will even give the name and tier. So, a rare items with +47 intelligence, when you hit alt will show: [Suffix modifier "of the Virtuoso" (Tier 2) 47(43-50) to intelligence] Also, the implicit will be labeled as an "implicit" as well when you hold Alt. Hope that helps.

@@JayM928 oh wow, had no idea about "They are called prefixes and suffixes because they correspond to how item is named." Much more clearer now! Ty.

​@@oaksmadoaks also, yes, certain modifiers are designed to be either prefix or suffix. For example, let's take body armour with Prefixes +300 to evasion rating 25% increased evasion rating, 15% increased stun and block recovery (it's a hybrid prefix modifier) 99% increased evasion rating Suffixes 20% to cold resistance 20% to fire resistance With exalted orb (adds explicit modifier to an item) you will never slam, for example, maximum life on this one. But, you can slam attributes, any other resistance and so on. You can see full list of prefixes and suffixes on websites like poeDB and Craft of Exile

I believe you are asking too much for that

I do agree, but unless other things are added to the game, it appears that might be the case.

Honestly if I start to detect changes that make the game clunkier and demand more stash space to optimize, I'm just not going to play the game let alone buy tabs. Hopefully this is just incomplete info right now, because the proposed system is far clunkier and doesn't make it easier for new players. It's not like you can't still deterministically "alt-spam" items, it's just now the "alt-spam" has many more steps (get a white base, transmute, aug). Players will do whatever they need to do in order to craft the most powerful items. If there's a laborious process for one step, it makes perfect sense to include a currency item that shortcuts that in most cases. You can always adjust the rarity appropriately if you think that process is very powerful (i.e. they could decide to make alterations much rarer in POE2 if they thought alt spamming was too strong).

No shot they will

@@richardtrofimov2828 Why no shot? I think recombinators are pretty fun. They make for good crafting highlight reels as well, and they also incentivize wanting more stash space as you save the "almost" items that can combine with other "almost" items for a potential GG item.

@@brianh5844 Idk considering how much they beheaded all the power creep out of poe2 I am inclined to think that recombinators will not make it into the game. At least in the current form, but eventually it might be added as they push the power creep up. Recombinators are too strong for their current vision of the game imo.

@@brianh5844 That being said, Sentinel league was my favorite league of all time. Loved the recombinators. Probably my favorite mechanic. I wish.

Thanks for sharing! The name will be the same, but the use will be different.. What more can you "fuse" with an orb? My first idea would be an orb version of recombinators in PoE1. That would make sense as good items are harder to come across, so fusing 2 bases together is a nice way to craft Endgame items.

Thanks friend.

Path of Exile and Path of Exile 2 will be their own separate games, so their items will be separate.

Thanks Sonic!

Thank you ❤️