They Bullied Him for Learning to Farm - Talking with a 270 Divine First League Noob 

TLDR: Alch and go for early upgrades, invest into an atlas tree/scarab combo you find fun, and actually do the farm for hours. He did get a lucky headhunter card early on, but that just skipped him a few hours of alch and go expedition. Then he just did 2 weeks of ambush farming for multiple hours every day, the secret was playing the game LOL

Him: "This phox guy, I don't know if you know him" awwww! thats so cute!

We spent the past few years telling every new player that they should follow a guide if they want to succeed in the game, now people are shocked when new players follow a guide and succeed...

I'm incredibly lazy and so I'm broke, but any time I lock in for an hour or two I make bank. Reddit's just incapable of learning a single stable farming strat and then locking in on it.

Redditors stand at their stash for 10 hours and then complain they dont have 20 mirrors

This guy just basically sat down and devoted some time into researching things and actually understanding what people are doing instead of just copying something with no idea why people are doing what they do. It's not unreasonable to achieve what he did in that time frame in my opinion. He has the currency making part down, but is confused on acquiring great gear for his build, which is understandable for a new player that has never played the build before and he can only learn this by looking at the gear the top players for the build uses and getting something similar. I used to just copy builds and not understand why people made a lot of their choices, but comparing pobs side by side really helped me understand this game and I could find my own upgrades or alternative cheaper solutions instead of flat out copying someone 1:1.

Pohx would be PROUD! 👏👏👏 Helping newbies get currency

This league has to be the most forgiving for a new player in a long time. Easy money in town.

“Im now more brain than last week.” I wish I could say the same

Just to be clear. His harsh tone is just because he's German. He's probably not a bad guy at all. Just German.

Reddit has a big population of people that have the mindset of "If I can't do it, neither can you"

Also highlights how empowering the auction house is for the whole playerbase and new players especially. Easy access to pricing, no need for premium stash tabs (though you will ofc still want those eventually) and quick conversion. I have seen so many comments and posts on the subreddit from people who have for the first time financed and played a second build bc it’s now so easy to do.

I turned 250c into 8000c in a day flipping scarabs, and I had no clue what I was doing.

3div an hour is totally doable. This shows how powerful the currency exchange is for people. W noob. W GGG

He literally said "like 90 hours for two weeks" he played like a full time job and made a lot of money doing it - with just a little bit of luck as well, which is going to happen if you're playing 90 hours in 2 weeks. Not surprising at all. If you did almost any strategy for 90 hours, I would venture to bet you will have this much currency or very close.

People called me RMTer when I got a mageblood in global chat in my first league (last year Tota). I basically just used different maxroll builds and copied strategies from maxroll, youtubers and farmed sanctum after watching a guide for it. Really wasn't that hard lol. Just had a goal I wanted to reach and played a lot to get there.

God forbid someone actually sit down and run maps, my buddy who always runs the same builds I do wonders why I'm richer than he is, when he runs like 1 or two maps an hour, doesn't roll them, doesn't invest, doesn't scarab

He said that while doing his Atlas he got 1 mirror shard and 2 power runes plus a Doctor, I understand that people are skeptical, that's a increadibly lucky start. There's to say he played non stop for two weeks most people don't invest that much time outside streamers. One of the big hurdle for new players is having gear good enough to do farm strats, and with all this drops and probably a good guide that tell him exaclty what to buy I can believe it.

1500 hours in game and some of my long sessions I don't even map for one hour. Instead I'm seeking upgrades and tweaking my build for hours.

Reddit is cancerous and dumb, its basically where most people go to either complain or gloat.

Im in the same exact position as this guy, first time playing, copied the shit out of fubgun ls, then it wasnt tanky and copied an svalinn version, zero amount of brain effort from my side. Copied your delirium strat, then went into a strongbox atlas, and I have a mageblood no problem. I guess I haven't tried the cry in reddit build, goes for around minus 3 divs per hour

I think you hit the nail on the head with players holding onto their 2 div for dear life, too afraid to invest in any strat. I think that's the most common barrier to progress. It's really important to get out of that rut where you're just running non-corrupted t16s with little to no scarabs. I started in 3.24, copied bits and pieces from other builds on poeninja, and ended up doing all the endgame farms (t17 meatsacks, div cards, etc). It's not impossible! Just do things, get rewards.

This very much speaks to my experience to be honest. I think the average long time poe player forgets how much time it took to learn even the most basic fundamentals for building and upgrading characters. I had a friend used to always play league start, complete the atlas, and then quit because he literally didn't know how to progress his character despite having a good bank of currency and would get frustrated trying to figure out which way to go. It's a really tough space to be because you don't have a massive stash of currency that would let you go straight to mirror tier final builds that so many build guides showcase, but you're still on a lot of sub 1 div gear that's holding your character back. You don't know what would be the most effective upgrade and you can't afford more than a few things and have to prioritize or somehow make smaller upgrades. Meanwhile, all your shit gear is interdependent so untangling the mess to regear is a huge endeavor. And it just feels wrong to keep doing the same mid level currency strat when you have so much money to upgrade and do a higher level strat and make more money.

It's my first league in over 3 years. I started with Pohx RF build and spiraled into CWS. I'm sittin on over 500 div value rn. Turns out listening to people who know how to play the game is a great strategy and autisticly obsessing over build guides pays off

It's my second league ever, last league i played a kinda slow leaguestarter and felt behind, so this league i went in following fubgun's Ls Slayer and i just made a mirror in 4 days. Rn i just mirrored the vaal ls dagger and having a blast, Also will finally reach lvl 100 (yes i die a lot, got a mirror before hitting 100 xdd). I did T6 essences -> Gear Upgrades -> Harbinger -> Gear Upgrades -> T17 boxes(wich made me a mirror).

Reminds me a lot of when my friend wanted to play WoW for the first time. I brought my friend into Dragonflight after essentially never actually playing it. Got him a level 90 warlock in MoP but didn't do anything with it. He really wanted to play Blood DK so he ended up tanking as his first actual experience with the game. Decided to get on my resto shaman and just drop him into a mythic dungeon without overgearing and see how he would do. He pulled a metric assload of mobs that he definitely should not have and his first response after doing just fine with them was "Who's the second healer?" I went afk for a minute and he pulled without me. He did not realize WoW only goes with 1 healer in dungeons and that he was doing all of the healing himself and essentially not needing me to hold his hand at all. He was also doing good damage. Despite the fact that he had basically never touched anything once in that game - he literally just looked at his buttons, took a few minutes to figure things out, and got the hang of it instantly. He did better than I would say 85% of the playerbase who has probably spent well over 5+ years in his 30 minutes of playing. Turns out when someone isn't a raisin brain and actually puts some effort in - they do much better much faster.

This dude is doing more than me at 7000+ hours lol.

Great vid. It was nice to hear Pohx also helped him review/update gear.

Funniest thing i thought was "got bored at lvl 55" then "rolled righteous fire"

Its not hard but you just have to be willing to put the time in and some people just dont realise this. I did roughly 80 breach Jungle Valley maps from 97 to 100 and made well over 100 Div and thats excluding my lucky drops such as Hinakoras lock and a few I see brothers cards. Just gotta put the investmeant and time in and making currency is very doable.

Same exact thing happened to me in my first league. Hearing about someone grinding out a mageblood in their first league makes people ANGRY

Redditors shocked noob actually plays the game, It sounds like he just made the effort to learn but it takes a while to really get an understanding of the whole gear and crafting thing. The thing people struggle with is actually selling things, i just hoard everything because i never have an issue with making divines but for a new player converting everything over to divines is a big deal.

His first mistake was using reddit. His second mistake was going to reddit for advice.

People say he had lucky start. And he himself says that. But he got normal drops. People, who are poor just don't have discipline, nor dedication to play this game. League mechanic by itself gives you several div/h. So even if you just alch and go it's not hard to get money for decent gear and start juicing maps. He farmed 270d in 3 weeks, while good players can farm 270d in 2 days from scratch.

I never had more than 10-15 exalts (back in the day) when I would play. this league is the first league since ultimatum I play. I did ultimatums and made like 600-700 ish divines this league, with like maybe 10 divines coming from ships (I don't like the league mechanic at all). A signficant part of that was an inscribed ultimatum for mageblood (that didn't duplicate); otherwise got a few inscribed ultimatums for bad t0 uniques. I rerolled 3 times too because my 2 first builds were way too expensive to get tanky on. Coming back to the new atlas & scarabs the game is a 1000x better than it was back then.

I also started not too long ago. I played like 80 ish hours at the end of necropolis and then started gaming with my first real league start in Settlers. I dont go too hard on perma farming cause I also kinda enjoy looking for upgrades on the trade site or thinking about crafts. My gear on my archmage was also like 100 div ish. I know its not insane but reddit always made it sound like 100 div is insane to get and its really not. Like the 270 div guy said: Yes poe is complex and not everything is self explanatory but if you want to learn it there is enough material out there. Just play the game how you enjoy it. If you like hardcore farming 16 hours a day you will obv have more currency than somebody who takes it slowly. But dont whine about not having currency if youre not farming.

imagine playing the game instead of complaining on reddit.

Tripolar "can i pet that dawg" Bear; can you please continue to document these reddit goblins and their shenanigans against the regular players? This is genuinely good content

He didn't get distracted by things, the end. Good for him, some people just have better focus.

Reddit, the peak of doing things wrong and blaming others

the dude is prime example of german efficiency

I know he's meant to be a 'if he can do it, anyone can' example... but hitting headhunter cards so early does kinda ruin it 😂 3000hrs in game and i've never been that lucky lol

I think as a very ok player with a lot of hours in the game the hardest thing for me to overcome was the idea of investing in my maps. Buying scarabs, chisels, vaal, etc. For a while at the beginning it feels like you're crawling along with like 20-30c, so when you get more currency the instinct is to just horde it.

link for strat cheat sheet? 25:00

Good job to this guy, it took me years to get my first 50 divine league.

I started playing in 2019 and played in all but maybe 1 or 2 leagues. I made more currency this league than in the 5 years before combined. The main reason is the currency exchange. I hate trading, and for a long time simply refused to do it. The fact that I can just get all my scarabs from and sell most of my drops to Faustus (farming Harbinger) is just so gratifying.

To be fair he came in prepared af for a "first timer" because most people (myself included) run into their first league completely unprepared. That being said he also got VERY lucky with his drops. I've never seen a mirror shard in my time in poe but I've had drops worth multiple divine and have even crafted some pretty op gear. I think if this guy keeps going he'll learn how to get into crafting and building a character and will be just fine

First mistake was posting on reddit. My younger brother did the same thing. Did some investigating on atlas strategies and builds and has more currency than I do or will. Unfortunately he quit the league due to finishing ubers.

27:24 I agree. I had a wild Mirror drop in Act 10 Ossuary in 3.22 or 3.23. And like you said, I don't know how to make use of currencies so I just held on to it. Didn't invest. And just like in this guys case, just being lucky, and with too much money, you may not be that scared to spend a portion of it on upgrading. And when you were talking about Wealthy Exile, he mentioned how he sold tattoo that he didn't know he had. I mean, from my understanding, the farming strategies are like 'passive' wealth source, and pick up loots, and evaluate your total profit with Wealthy Exile. Did these people never get lucky in PoE, a heavy RNG based game where map generation, monster types, monster rarity, crafting, all that. Basically mostly everything except passives and altas tree are the only things that are quite static?

My best friend is playing again this league after not playing for years and hes currently sitting on 700+ div and also really doesnt know much about upgrades or crafting. It happens

Tbh its as he said, u have enough ressources available to you to progress and learn. It's pretty much your motivation to look for it that makes things work out. I started in ultimatum league and also was the first league I got myself a HH, with my build at the end worth near a mirror, all to say (and flex a bit :d) that absolutely everyone can do it, prompted you actually do researches and invest time into Learning.

I played this game as a time waster and never really tried, and then one time I decided I wanted a Headhunter so I started trying and more or less just copied what other players who were better than me did. I realized how easy it was to actually succeed in the game, and I took it so far as to even do the same thing IRL. I started a lawn mowing business this year and all it took was giving it an honest try and emulating others. I even did things like buying my advertising posts for 8.50 on etsy and I considered it the same as buying a boss carry for voidstones or whatever. Life really isn't that hard just keep making small consistent improvements and have a good attitude about it. This guy had a great attitude about the game and emulated people who were better than him, rather than making excuses like "streamer client" or "RMT dual wield credit cards" it really isn't crazy at all

Yeah for context this is the first league I was able to fully complete my void stones and get every favorite slot unlocked. Anyway Just using some basic strongbox nodes on the atlas I was able to get a bunch of duplicated valdo boxs this league which have been where I made 90% of my wealth lmao I just got insanely lucky and out of like 10 valdos boxs I found a mageblood map and a headhunter map I was able to run the mageblood map and got a 4 flask uncorrupt mageblood my first 1 ever. Entirely possible that people have wealth and are also new. Side note didnt know until I tried to run the map but it was a character gets sent to the void on death, most stressful thing I have ever done HC aint for me lol. Turned out though it was one of the eastiest T17 maps my friends have ever seen for a mageblood prize and I YOLOd it not knowing how hard it was going to be.

man this has literally been the easiest its ever been to make currency in this game. Outside of straight up gambling there's almost no way you can actually lose money.

Making money in this game has been so easy for years. I genuinely do not understand reddit. You can just plug and play alch maps with a random atlas distribution and you will make 5 divines per hour minimum. Farm for a couple days and you can make any build you want in the whole game. Reddit is just insane and I lose brain cells when people regard divines as luxury currency over there when it hasn't been the case for over 6 years. Divines are basically just chaos at this point.

The unbelievable part wasn't that he's new or had that much currency. Most folks' "new player" experience is struggling to finish campaign and learning, "oh, I need to have a build guide?" Next league you follow build guide and you struggle and learn "oh, I need to have some currency generating strategy?" Then MAYBE after 6 months, you see some success. OR you're 90% of POE players and NEVER do... Let me look at Steam achievements for POE: "Corrupt a map to have 8 mods" 8% of players have this! "Reach level 90" 7.3% of players! "Complete every map on the Atlas" 3.7% of players "CHOOSE AN ASCEDANCY" only 21% of players ffs! "REACH LEVEL 60" 18.8%!! Obviously, not everyone is playing from Steam, but ffs... Let's not act like it wouldn't be AMAZING and difficult to believe that a "new player" is in this situation. This reminds me of those videos where they have some TikTok babe describe an "average" man and she says he's 6'3" and makes $300k a year. That guy obviously exists, but statistically where does he fit in?

its in the name of the game. "Path" everyone will take it differently and succeed or fail and start over. play how you want. (Not me sitting in my hideout decorating instead of mapping)

My girlfriend got a Mageblood the first league she started playing. if you cull your ego, sit down and research what you don't know you will make money in the game.

First time playing endgame myself this league (only got to white maps previously). I started with a archmage ice nova, took it to lvl 95 and farmed a bit, then built a slayer with shrapnel ballista (str stacker-2000 str) but got bored with the playstyle and transitioned the slayer into Lightning Strike which is lvl 99 now. Got extremely lucky with a valdo's (1/10 openings) that gave me a foiled mageblood that I'm using now since it was one of my goals for the league after I realised it would've been possible even without extreme luck. I have 115 spare raw divines, saving for a Nimis. How? I played a lot (500+ hours in 3.25), used farming strategies, watched an ungodly amount of YT videos to try to learn as much as possible, traded a lot (5 big tabs, 3 small ones almost always full of stuff on sale) which I know is inneficient but it gives me the opportunity to see what sells and what doesn't as the league progresses. Like with anything in life, if you put concentrated effort into it, you will get some positive results.

cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesr!!!!!! honestly been loving thel eague but i think the wind down is coming in harder thne ever now with the long duration wait for poe 2 beta hype AND THE LACK OF UPDATES OR CHANGES OR IMPROVEMENTS OR NEW CONTENT FOR KINGS MARCH IS A BUMMER lol but LETS ENJOY THE REST OF THE YEAR CHEERS

people cant make it so there jelly. i made most of mine from crafting running stack deck 8mod. now im trying t17 juiced for fun also RF . and i made around a mirror

I think poe is just like lol, if you go blind on it you will progress slower and obviously die to the tower running straight to it, but if you find good guides and learn quicly, you can figure things out fast

I have nfc how people cannot make currency in this PoE. They must refuse to sell stuff. Of you're solely depending on dropping divines, you're going to be a sad Panda. So much stuff drops that is worth 10c and up. For example, run Deli, have a decent loot filter. Throw all cluster jewels that are worth picking up in a 10c tab, if you get a bunch of tells on one immediately, check the price, otherwise you'll slowly sell 10-15 ever couple hours. Things like that add up. Same with regular jewels. I sell 75-100 cluster jewels and regular jewels a league like this. It's a great way to make currency early on especially. Some sruff will go for 5-10x what it will after a few weeks.

I can relate 8mod T16 with 2 ambush scarab and 1 of each(not the monsterous treasure one) other ambush scarab can net a lot. I have 190% rarity(rarity supp+gold flask) and i get divine orb cards doubled, mirror shard cards doubled, pure divs doubled from arcanist, double valdos, ambush is just neat and you dont need special knowledge just a couple chaos investment each map(around 30). As shipments u can get divines very easily in each shipment with 1M value, before patch u could send 50M shipments easily, mappers bring in divines and valdos, basicly in this league if u play u get a lot of money. I completed 40 challenges and have 3 foiled magebloods(because divs gets cheaper day by day and everything goes to standard anyway)

I make 12div an hour doing 8 mod jgle valley with harbi. every league i afford my build and my friends builds so they can have fun and play the game. if you are a noob and you are complaining stop, Just fucking play my dude. most importantly "FOLLOW THE PROS" they have the insight you need

For a lot of these Redditards it's just jealousy, plain and simple, they play the game for like 2000 hours and still can't make more than 2-3 div/hour, they never get a Mageblood or even a HH (even in leagues when HH is 30div they still can't get one). They constantly brick their maps, they don't know what regex is, they're basically idiots, and so to them they look at themselves and think "well shit if I couldn't do it in YEARS how can this new guy do it in a few weeks?" - unfortunately some people just have difficulty learning and this makes them angry, resentful, and jealous when they encounter someone who doesn't suffer the same malady.

I’m a new player as of this league. I’ve put a lot of hours in, probably close to 300. I have a lvl 97 slayer and a lvl 93 occultist, 3 voidstones and I’ve just finished crafting a 100 div claw with the recombinator. Everything I learnt was easily accessible on YT, redditors just want to dunk on anyone they can. Big ups to this guy!

You did nice job Edgar ! But don't expect to get a doctor card day 1 or 2 every league start :p Otherwise GG nice job, this is how you play the game ! Learn & have fun farming :)

Idk why they bashed this dude so much. Literally once I got enough to invest into scarabs. I started farming for +1frnzy ring. Found one within 15hours, 350d just for base, not even crafted yet 🤷‍♂️ . Could get lucky or just know what to do.

my first league (Ancestor) I managed to farm a mageblood + my other upgrades as a new player. It took me 2 months, but got there. Afflcition I didn't play much. Necropolis is my third league, I probably farmed around 1 mirror a month. This league I'm not playing much. Still 200 divs is pretty doable with league mechanic.

I think i commented on this thread, but i bately farmed and poofed 5 house of mirrors, 6x apothecary, 3 nimis cards and i barely farmed, just 2 hours after work, but before work i get my set of 20 or 40 maps set up with everything inlut in a spreadsheet and if the samole of 40-60 is good return i continue. Also shipment, yeah. 80% of reddit are slowpokes, doesnt matter which game they are playing. One guy in the thread was like "i do one strat for one hour and thats it" well how the fuck so you expect to earn currency, i sold 25k stacked decks this league, freacking regards.

Used betrayal and beyond scarabs for 5c investment per map. Played for a few hours a day in a week. Pretty sure I made 500+ divines after consolidating everything. Thankfully liquidating is super fast now because of Faustus. You cant not make money playing unless you're experimenting on hyper expensive strats and get unlucky.

If this isn't also an incredible advertisement for just how INSANE Pohx's RF wiki is - a completely new player had enough information from his website to become a rich end game player looking to min-max the build.

Man I can relate to this so muuuuch. My second league was tota and I farmed a mageblood a made that assassin discharge build with ralakesh bug, made arround idk 700 div and when I linked the mageblood on the global chat I got attacked by a bunch of donkies saying I rmt, and the funny part is that I farmed all the divs playing a 20div Tornado Shot flicker farming Heis contracts and NIKO hahahahahaha Also my first league, I got a Apothecary from stacked decks and didn't even realised until I used Exilence for the first time. Wasted all the divs trying to make a decent Lightning arrow build, build was still shit because I was to noob and I stop playing that league XD

I got my friend into the game during Necropolis and he end up earning 12 div/hour after 4 weeks. He fully decked out an ES-splitting steel trickster that cost hundreds of divines. In this league, he got into the first wave of recombinator by combining RF scepters and earned 3 mirrors before he ended his league.

The poe subreddit mods need to just start banning people. Its their fault the place is such a shitshow sometimes. They are literally in charge of pruning the tree.

Some people's new player experience have been completely different so they can't relate to his new player experience. For example when i started the game, ahem, like fucking 10 years ago in closed beta, we all used to play hardcore, didn't know shit, had basically no guides or tools to assist us. I know that the first 2 leagues i made like 3 characters, died them all off at around lvl 50-70 and then quit till the next league arrives. This whole gameplay loop of progressing the atlas, making currency, using the trade site, blasting maps with one particular currency making strategy, following guides and poeninja is all part of the new player experience now which apparently many people wrongfully think is hard to understand. If i would have read that reddit post i would have assumed rmt as well, since the progress seems faster than what you would expect from your average new player. However i have to say that i truly don't know what your average new player goes through. Maybe he's just exceptional in taking in and applying information, maybe it's actually quite normal for most new players. I have no idea.

i did abys for fun with the scarab were some hoard spawn... felt like playing pacman ( had no spell to spamm to open the hoards with caster mastery) maps took like 5 min but gave around 30k gold (t16). it isnt a strategy to recommand but it was quite fun for a few h. found 2 divs just from open hoards and around 60 corrupted 5-6 modded abys jewels.

im almost that guy tbh. this league, did exactly what he did, leveled with that pohx guy (Kappa) guide, decided i wanted to farm harbinger cause last league (my first), i never got to farm those. i decided i was going to ancient orb all belts for memes. before my 100th i lucked into a mageblood. decided id use it, never had one (of course not, only got 2 leagues in me). farm with rf t16s, got to about 200 div not counting mb

Whenever someone complains XXX or YYY strat is not earning currency at all, i always ask them how long have they ran it. They would come up with the most ridiculous answer like ive ran 200 maps with expedition sacrab, im not getting shit! Then i see they inventory with like thousands of reroll currency and tons of logbook that they aren't selling. At least do the reaearch to see what's valuable in your mapping strat 💀

Even assuming a relatively moderate strat of 5 Div per hour thats 54 hours of farming for 270 divines. I play moderately and have already basically stopped playing this leaguue but my lvl 98 main char has more than 80 hours played not too mention I have two more lvl 96. I am not an efficient player so many of those hours were spent doing random stuff I felt like and I dont have many divines in the bank cause they are all spent on my chars but if you played one build and focused on farming and saved up your currency (because lets face it if your build can farm what you farm why improve it?) Doing this is not hard. New player doesnt mean idiot the guy probably looked at one or two guides and started from there.

So my first time playing I quit at act 2 I was playing with friends and they just all flaked so I didn’t know enough to want to keep playing. My second time playing was legion league and I used the sacrificial chamber and got a head hunter. Every league since then has been like just hard core grinding to just get things like a 1 passive voices, mage blood cool stuff like awakened multiple projectiles and I’m hoping to get an awakened multi strike this league. It’s been a crazy almost 3 thousand hour journey all sullied by the fact that my friend played a league and got a mirror of Kalandra in act 3 his 1st time playing and kicks himself every league cause the weight of how lucky that was didn’t hit till the thousands of hours played to not even see a second one between a whole group of friends

Actually i know exactly how this guy feels, i learned how to make money before i could mastery the game and have been accused of RMT left and right. Even when I explained them a million strategies to accomplish what I have, they just refuse... some communities this game is just pure toxic and have a huge ego

This is me, except i'm not a new player. I have around 1300 hours in the game and have been playing for years, just sort of enjoying the game. It wasn't until recently where I have been making some serious currency. The only problem is I have no idea how to spend it and i'm too afraid to ask.

playing this game for years and years and years. been here since farming ledge was "end game". im always stumped about how i can barely have 1 div after weeks of play. always watching videos like this one. its wild to think i have never actually once used scarabs or fragments on a map. I guess i am too attached to the money to spend it. and this guy just did it without thinking and worked out. funny stuff.

"Hideout is lava." Basic PoE rule...so many sucky boys just waste hours upon hours in hideout. Stop thinking, just do it (good principle for life as well)

What's so fukin funny to me is all the redditors outing themselves as being dumb and incapable. I introduced one of my friends to the game back in Harvest league, and because he was a functional adult, and not completely helpless, he managed to grind enough for a headhunter on his first league. The guy went hard into the crafting mechanic and made more bank that league than I had in the previous 2 leagues combined. None of this is rocket science. People just don't like thinking for themselves. I know this because I've been babysitting someone like that all league. It's fine to ask for help, but some people refuse to even read the main skill they're using! It's so frustrating!

Very cool video..."I don't know if you know this POHX guy :-D awesome. 90 hours is, btw, my total time for a season i can invest xD

I dont make this kinda currency but this is down to two things. One its hard to track as indont sit on currency for long as im always pending so maybe indo make it. Two im an alch and goer, i dont like juicing, especially as my builds peak at tier 16 and more juice just sucks. Changed now that i transitioned my ice trapper trickster (peaked at 16 but great single target, easy feared) into LS trickster that can do tier 17’s well.

My buddy is always poor AF, this league he's doing really well he's probably made over 200 div. I think the shipments help but really it's the exchange making things a lot easier for him.

270D Noob? When I started those 10D items seemed unaffordable 😂

Imagine a guy following a guide correctly and asking for help

Don't just talk people like me out of existance. Campain is cool. You have to adapt. You have to push buttons. You interact with gear, flasks, skill points, different gems etc. Once you have a farming strategy set up you turn off your brain and repeat the same thing over again.

i think this league is the richest league i feel. i think the reason is simple. ease of access. in early league you need to jump 2-3 hoop just to turn bunch of item into C/D. but this league you can just farm1-2 map for gold and turn whole page of essense/deli orb/scarab into chaos/divine. and you can sell at the price you want. if you think the price is too low. just rate higher.and if you right it will sell eventually.

This same thing happened to me like 2 years ago when I first pushed and actually farmed a late game strat. Didn''t know how to optimize the build or what good high budget builds were. Ended up quiting the league and gifting the currency to friends. Eventually figured it out in later leagues.

Luckily I never touch reddit lmao. Also, mirror shard drop from shipment this league is insane. I got 2 and they fund my whole build, twice (warden then pathfinder)

He definitely bought currency. That’s how the currency exchange works??? Reddit went trisomy 23 mode 🤡

The same players that think this is rmt think nothing of guys on day 3 with MB and full builds. Still, dude describes a good deal of luck, mirror shard cards, high end shipment rewards all that good stuff People are skeptical, and that makes sense. Obviously, if the dude farmed for two weeks straight, he has a lot of saved up assets, it's just odd that in that time, he never really looked for upgrades beyond the gear he had at the time.

It keeps amazing me how people on reddit are so incredibly bad at the game. All you have to do is some research and actually play the game, it's really not that hard. If you want to learn by your own, that's completely fine too, but don't accuse new players that actually research and play the game instead of afking in hideout of cheating just cause you are bad LMAO

Just craft 3-4 items for the most popular builds. 150 div/day without leaving hideout after first 2-3 days when ppl get some divs