POE Beginners Guide - Which Items Should You Pick Up? | Path of Exile 

I'm not a noob, and I still do this lol

100% agreed. Also played for few days now and feels like i have to spend same time on reddit,youtube and google what ive played this game to learn some tricks and tips.(this game doesnt help new players at all) :D Its kinda overwhelming to come "closer" to "end game" bcs you actually need to start thinking proper gear to pick and manipulate. I just got lvl 60 and im still not sure what base is must have in items what i want craft.(trying to do DD elementalist) xD im not saying i dont have fun while playing but when things go too complicate, some ppl might drop out. Good video and i feel like i actually learned something. :)

lol. Picking up everything in Poe = 100 hours of going back to town in the first month of play.

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what market? link or anything?

@@deepergodeeper7618 the trade market. The big billboard next to your stash

@@johndymond4596 lol this was when i was new XD i now have over 1300 hours played

Wow im on day 2 just saw this was last year

@@johndymond4596 xD it files by the game is great keep grinding man

I wish but unfortunately when I sold my mirror of alessandro it gave me some orbs of exalt, which are useless, can't even identify an item with those

@@AsmodeusClips i love Mirror of alejandro now i have 2 cool rings!

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Same here man we must've started nearly the same time. Great game, buts tons to learn. I've just been working on getting leveled mainly but I pick up anything that looks valuable and stash it. So far so good

@@subject_9875 same here haha, i want to check out crafting soon

It's available on my Patreon, the link is in the description

@@AsmodeusClips Thanks

@@AsmodeusClips does your filter work with other character builds? would love to try a juggernaut fire build of some kind.. maybe molten strike etc.

In general, the farther you go in the game, the less you tend to pick up. I just hit maps, so I pick up a) any currency, b) any thing of rare value and up, so long as I don't have to tp to town and c) stuff that has an associated vendor recipe, like the chromatic orb recipe or glassblowers bauble

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Save them for later gear so you can reroll your links to the skill+ Support skills you need to have. Most require 5 to six links. Mine is a ranger tornado shot build with 3 green, 2 red and 1 blue to make skills really powerful. When starting out in the ancestor League you can usually sell twenty silver coins for 15 chaos orbs...I'd do 10 then you can use those chaos orbs to search the marketplace for gear for your required build. Also put everything material wise in your stash. You'll need them

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Connect your POE account to Filterblade website and you should be able to use it on Xbox

No, you only do that at the very beginning (first few acts) with magic and rare items, later on you hide most of the loot with loot filter

"If no one picks up rares, there will be nothing to buy in trade league" If there weren't any rares on trade then you would pick them up but the reality is that there always are cheap rares to buy for a couple chaos that are better than what you can find by ID'ing many many items. It's better to craft or buy items than to identify them. That might change in PoE 2 or when they change how loot works, but currently it's just a waste of time, unless you play SSF. I pick rares up until I get res capped together with bench crafts in the story on a league start and that's it

Hi asmondeus I wanted to try your loot filter but in your patreon there are many loot filter posts and i dont understand which one of them is the one for leveling a caster?

In my opinion it's better to start farming maps and buy the tabula from chaos recipe, you'll end up having it around the same time but you'll also have more currency and xp. And in SSF it's worth doing if your build benefits a lot from the 6 link

Honestly just trial and error

That's honestly the down side of this game. All the guides are from people that already know everything. This game is so old, its filled with so many random things. It's also very complicated. I'm at act 7 and i still have no idea what i'm doing. Apparently the real game hasn't started until i get "maps'. whatever that means.

He showed recipes for like 2 minutes, and they are very useful recipes for beginners