Which FLASKS should you use? 

so life(not on es), mana usually then smth like phasing and evasion flask ofc the movement one too and then should it be the 40% dmg one? i know its different on alot of chars and im asking this for early game flasks.

Unique flask overview would also be great

@@diabloj10 cinder and faith is all one man has to say

Alt aug if you don't get the mods you alt aug again

On jade flask if your using unwavering stance (also granted by kaoms roots) you will not get any benefit from the jade. Just in case anyone thought there was a overwrite going on

ARMOR PIERCING BOLT

@@PawlysBartys lmao

@@PawlysBartys EXPLOSIVE FLASK BOLT

What makes you think they are going to change how flasks work?

@@PawlysBartys INSENDIARY BOLT

Don't forget that all those fluids have to come out too :P

I generally use immortal call on builds with high health and endurance charge generation. Molten Shell for builds that scale armor or fire damage. Arcane Cloak for mana builds. Bone Armour for necro. And then Steelskin if none of the above apply but I have the spare gem slot for it. To be clear, I'm not saying Steelskin is bad, in fact it's really good. But if your build already scales one of the others you might as well use that. For Immortal Call vs Steelskin specifically, Steelskin only protects against hits while Immortal Call reduces all non-Chaos damage. If you have a smaller life pool, steelskin becomes more attractive since it straight up prevents damage taken, but if I'm playing an already tanky build then Immortal Call becomes more attractive because it let's me double down on that tankiness.

Its probably good on evasion based characters, but generally you want to make sure you have freezing/bleeding/curse covered first, because all of those might very easily be the reason you die. Freeze will definately kill you. Bleeding is common enough that it has a high chance of being a major factor in your death. And a silence curse, although rare, can absolutely be the sole reason a spellcaster dies. Theyre just not on the same level of importance as getting more evasion. If you got those covered with other flasks, go for it.

I usually do heat until I get freeze/chill/ailment immune and upgrade to alchemist's adrenaline. When I hit the flask button, I wanna go fast. I usually put staunching on life early, then swap to dousing once I get bleed immunity.

It's good against small attacks since it gives you a % chance to dodge. On a single large attack that just means either it hits and you're dead or it misses. But on many small attacks that % evade basically becomes % reduced damage because the number of incoming attacks will make the value average out.

@@mabrima Ok, I take your point - but it would probably be more accurate to say it's good in situations where incoming damage is from lots of hits rather than a single slam. It scales with quantity of attacks and not size, though they're often correlated. Either way it still definitely applies for porcupines, so I appreciate the reply.

yes please! I was thinking the same thing!

I've found that changing keybinds really helped. I've changed my utility flask binds to a-s-d-f, with movement skill on spacebar. I've found this quite easy to use, and cuts down on hand strain since it's a more natural position. Then healthpot on Q, lesser used stuff on w-e-r and attack skills on mouse. PoE seems to have waaay too many things to press lmao.

@@lazorati4496 thank you, I will try that out. This is the first league i've tried the game past the campaign