This Path of Exile Guide for TOTAL Beginners is focused on giving YOU the knowledge and information you'll need to know in order to beat the main story campaign without using any sort of build guide, and is the second of four guides in the series. But rather than telling you exactly what to do, it focuses more on general tips, principles, concepts, and game mechanics, to point you in the right direction as you explore Path of Exile on your own and at your own pace.
This video is up to date for the 3.22 Affliction League of Dec. 2023, but see pinned comment for changes from prior updates (particularly re Vendor Recipes).
CONTENTS:
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Game Settings and Options - Map & UI Settings
02:51 Keybinds and Hotkeys
04:18 Tips Introduction
04:43 Tip #1 - Experiment a LOT
06:00 Tip #2 - Try to Specialize
09:42 Tip #3 - Use Supporting Abilities
12:09 Tip #4 - Use Support Gems
14:39 Understanding Sockets
17:53 Tip #5 - Be Flexible Regarding Items and Gem Colors
19:15 Tip #6 - Focus Gear on Life and Resistances
21:25 Tip #7 - Avoid Useless Junk
23:53 Tip #8 - Use a Loot Filter
25:51 (MOSTLY OBSOLETE) Tip #9 - Learn to Use Vendor Recipes
28:05 Outro
Links to other guides in the series:
Getting Started: • Getting Started - Path...
Getting UnStuck: • Getting UnStuck - Path...
Entering EndGame: • Entering the EndGame -...
Full Playlist: • Path of Exile Guides
Links to Other Useful Information:
Wiki: www.poewiki.net/wiki/Path_of_... (Don't use the fandom one - it's outdated and just...bad)
Vendor Recipes: www.poewiki.net/wiki/Vendor_r...
Vorici Calculator: siveran.github.io/calc.html
Neversink's Loot Filters: www.filterblade.xyz/
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Path of Exile is a free-to-play* online ARPG developed by Grinding Gear Games, and is available on PC and certain consoles. Interested in trying it out? Check out these links:
www.pathofexile.com/
store.steampowered.com/app/23...
Graphical assets, sound effects, and music used in this video are from Path of Exile, and are used consistent with the game's Terms of Use:
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Nothing in this video is sponsored by Grinding Gear Games, and the commentary and information in this video do not represent the opinions or positions of any other entity whatsoever, unless they happen to agree with me, which is pretty likely.
* Although the game is technically free-to-play, there is a cash shop, and if you end up wanting to really get into the game, you're going to need to at least buy a couple of stash tabs. More on that in the 4th video.
I wonder who the first person will be who doesn't realize that the thumbnail was a joke...
*3.21 UPDATE:* Tip #9 in the video is now mostly obsolete, as the 3.21 league is removing the vendor recipes that added flat elemental damage to spells. The generic added physical damage and added spell damage recipes still work though.
Heeeey, aren’t you look familiar, and it proved I’m right, good to see you playing POE, my man, one of my favourite KZheadr for Terraria
Thanks for these videos. Just coming from diablo 4 and these are very helpful
I started POE a few days ago after dumping a hundred hours into D4 and needing a switch up, these videos have been INSANELY helpful, I’ve tried to play POE numerous times over the last 5 years and couldn’t even get the motivation to get out of the beach, I’m now halfway thru act 1 thanks to these videos :)
Awesome! And welcome to Wraeclast!
Same here! Diablo 4 was super fun and a great gateway into the ARPG world. Since I hit end game it got real boing real quick. There just isn't anything to do. So I figured I'd give POE a good honest try. Like you I've tried it a few times in the past and drowned at the beach. POE 2 looks like it's going to be fun so I figured now is a good time to start learning POE so I'll at least be prepped for it next year. I know the 2 games will be different but I'm sure a lot of the knowledge I gain from POE will be transferrable. Either way, thanks to this guys beginner guides I'm having a blast with POE and I'm hooked. I can't see going back to Diablo 4 unless there are huge changes to the end game and builds.
Haha bro it’s tough tho right. I just quit a lifelong addiction to WoW to play Diablo and nowwwww I’m gonna do a full swap to POE.
@@ewave9643 literally just did the same bro, went from WoW, to Diablo, and now fully swapped to POE as my main, it’s got more content most MMOs it’s actually insane
I'm the same lol. Lvl 100 Druid, lvl 90 sorc and was up to lvl 85 on my Necro and just got so bored with D4 that I deleted it. Moved to POE to try it again after years and have been enjoying it. Lvl 30 Templar and using these videos to try and figure things out (slowly)..
First video I’ve found that doesn’t tell you to blindly follow build guides without telling you how to. Great stuff
The devil is in the details!!
new player should absolutely follow a build guide and pick skills listed in the guide. Otherwise the character will be bricked as POE doesnt have a good system to wipe skill points like Diablo has.
@@robosergTV While I agree that following a build guide is a great idea, I don't think it's necessarily a good idea for anyone that is playing the game for the first time. "New Player" is a very broad category of experience levels, whereas "Total Beginner" is a much smaller sub-set of "New Players". And besides - bricking a character you've been trying to create on your own is likely to be far more educational than blindly following a build guide. But as with all things, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to the game, so it's nice to have options!
@@robosergTV I'm following a build guide for my first play through after dumping 150hours into D4. My plan is that once I've completed campaign, played a little bit of endgame and if i enjoy it to then start over without a guide and try to complete campaign. I feel it might be best to play through with a build guide first as I don't want to spend 100's of hours learning all the small details then getting to endgame and not liking it (im still reading tooltips etc as I play thru campaign). I can pick up basic knowledge whilst following a build guide and then if I enjoyed it I can gain further knowledge from there.
@@robosergTVthat sounds tedious. I'd rather not even play as a beginner, since I always like to experience the game by myself on my first run, so for me this video made me actually want to finish the campaign for the first time
Great guide! Most of the 'beginner' guides out there focus a lot on end game stuff, trading and currency. Completely overwhelming any newby. Yours instead really points the main doubts we all had when playing for the first time. Also the chronological order of the tips is quite accurate to the character progression. Good job!
Thanks!! I really tried to channel a total beginner mindset when I made these, as many have found that there's a pretty big difference between a total beginner, versus a new or newer player.
Fantastic! After years of barely playing the first act and countless guides that are incredibly bias i'm actually understanding and wanting to play more and more! I really wanna get atleast 1 character to endgame before poe 2, thank you!
You got this!!
Thanks for the video Mr. Sal. Have 500+ hours on D4 and now I am done with S1, trying to learn PoE before the start of the new league and future sequel. I hope you keep creating this total beginner friendly content for us newbies.
Next one will be a super detailed beginner build guide that will cover pretty much the whole game through getting all 4 watchstones! Or something like that lol
@@salendrak I'm super interested in that. I wonder how many people have landed on your videos because Diablo 4 falls off really fast in end game. Oh and thanks for the tip about only picking up relevant loot. Coming from D4 I just picked up everything in the first few missions of POE to vendor for mats or currency. I spent more time vendoring than I did slaughtering. I thought I needed to build up my mats/currency base at the very beginning of POE since I had nothing. Wish I had watched this video immediately after the getting started video yesterday before I went home and spent several hours vendoring crap. I did make it to level 14 though. The game is really fun and I look forward to future leagues and playing different characters.
Even though I beat the campaign already I got quite a few good tipps from this one! Wished I had known before. Thanks!
Nice!!
Great guide! I’ve always wondered why there were so so many terrible guides out there on POE, a game that doesn’t deserve to be overlooked
That's pretty much true for most game LOL
Thanks you for the great guides, they are extremely helpful!
I'm happy to be of service!!
You are an outstanding teacher. Super clear and well paced. I reinstalled after watching the first video and am actually having fun with the game now. Just finished Act 1 today for the first time. Hope the momentum keeps going.
Nice!!
200 hours in I learned how to not drag and drop items. Amazing.
You would be surprised how many people don't realize that there shortcuts like that!
even with your expert guides PoE is still so overwhelming, like my sole goal atm is to beat the main story lol
That's a worthy initial goal for sure!
Thank you. Seriously, by the end of the video everything “clicked” together in a way that DID make me feel confident in how to go about playing the game. I appreciate your hard work.
Awesome - happy I was able to help!!
Great video! I've always wanted to try this game but it felt sooo overwhelming i'd never got past the first 1 hour or so. Now i feel like i can understand it better!!
There's definitely a lot to learn, but once you get past some of the hurdles, it's a LOT of fun!!
This is exactly the video I needed. Thanx. PoE is such an amazing improvement in fun and scope coming from D4
I ate some KFC to play one of the beta weekends of D4, and that was all I needed to see to know that I had no interest in paying for D4. I don't feel bad for eating the KFC - it was pretty good. But I'm perfectly happy playing PoE!
This is exactly the content I've been looking for. My friends who play a lot of poe always just point me at build guides, but now I feel like I can make a build for myself.
Learning the game this way can be a lot of fun - just be prepared for a decent amount of trial and error!
@@salendrak I just wanted to come back and let you know I'm finishing up act 3 and thanks to you, I've been loving the game
Great video. Thank you.
You bet!
Another very good talk about mechanics everyone should learn about. I thank you.
You're most very welcome!!
New to poe here, this videos are helping me alot! Thank you for the content!🎉
Welcome to Wraeclast!!
Great vid!
Thanks!!
Started playing this lately using build guide for league. Loot filter has been a blessing.
Oh, for sure! Every now and then I accidentally play without a filter (forgot to update it or something) and it is VERY noticeable!
As a noob I hadn’t realized Nessa had a 2nd vendor page of items till you showed it :x
It definitely doesn't jump out at you! My son was really confused by that the other day lol
Regarding keybinds.. This may not be everyone's cup of tea but some months ago I switched to using RDFG instead of WASD as my primary buttons, mainly due to wanting some more buttons to the left side that I can use. At that time I didn't play PoE but few days ago I decided to give the game another go (after being frustrated in the past, same story as with so many others). So the cool thing about this is that I now have skills bound to RTDFG and flasks to AS
That's a great idea! Reminds me of how I used to play MMORPGS like WoW- I would put my movement keys on SDFE so that I could use the adjacent keys (along with Shift, Ctrl, Alt variants) to use ALL they keybinds! And I honestly wish POE had more spots for hotkeys LOL
@@salendrak Thanks for the comment! Yeah, SDFE is pretty good too but it feels too weird for me to have that notch on my index finger (its a bit OCD thing I suppose lol) so I moved it one row more to the right side. Also, these were great videos btw! I would guide new players towards these videos most definitely. Zizaran (for example) also has great beginner stuff but I feel like these were easier to digest due to length and sticking to the most basics.
Thank you for reminding me that this game exists.
It's a very good game!
To any beginner who might find my comment: While resistences are important and will be even more important than life the further you go, don't make the same mistake I did: Like every beginner, it's pounded into your head, that you need to raise your resistances ASAP, but you will notice, that with every level, the resistances nodes are sitting much further away on the passive tree, this is the time you need to focus on your gear more and look for best items, to better those stats. Sometimes it's not worth it to waste 6 skill points only to get 8% fire resistance. Some good jewelry will do better and you can use the points you get for it to focus on damage. Also, depending on your class, you will get faster to one type of defence nodes than the others (like ES for witch, for example). Read what each differentiate from others and decide, which is better for your character and combat style.
I approve of these pointers!
23:45 it should be noted that if you are early on in a trade league, you might potentially want to sell that 6linked item to other players that can use it for a few chaos orbs. Or if you're on SSF, you can keep the 6link for a new character or at least keep it 'banked' to only vendor when you need the sockets.
True! And along those lines there are many items that will sell like hotcakes in the first few days of a league, but will only gather dust later on in the league. Gotta love that ever-shifting economy!
Oh its ctrl i was trying shift over and over bc of minecraft and couldn't figure it out These guides are so helpful ive tried this game like 3 times but always end up switching to something else but i need an action game to play as im currently playing ck3, anno 1800, and minecraft (with my kid) so i am missing something more action based like this or an fps or some other rpg type game and i want to play this with my buddy lol
Have you tried V Rising? GREAT gameplay in that one!
Let me get this straight: I watch a 2h tutorial series on a game I haven't played so far while trying to convince myself that I shouldn't start playing it because I would spend too much time on it that I certainly need to invest elsewhere but knowing my lack of restraint cannot manage to integrate both into my life in a balanced fashion. Mmhhhh...
A wise man once told me that there is only one way to get rid of temptation. Give in!!
@@salendrak Was that a vendor of illegal substances that are used to alter states of consciousness?
0:12 thats me, ive played off and on since 2013 but ive never gotten past act 2. Playing the Diablo 4 beta made me decide to give POE another chance before deciding if i should buy D4 or not
I'm curious - what caused you to lose steam in your previous forays into PoE?
@@salendrak The controls have always felt a bit clunky, and after Diablo 4 they feel even more so. I tried switching to an xbox controller, which worked flawlessly on D4 but on PoE there were issues picking up loot. Ive always loved the concept of the massive passive skill trees in POE but its layout has always seemed daunting and confusing, im not someone who likes to follow build guides, i like to discover and make them up as i go and PoE makes it hard to play that way. There arent really good tool tips on the nodes, so of them have words that i dont know what they mean and theres no in game way ive found to quickly reference what a particular ability does in detail. Finally and perhaps the biggest reason i lose steam is that the world feels somewhat lifeless. The quests arent very engaging, and the gameplay seems to basically just be find a big group of mobs and aoe it down, loot and repeat. Which is fun in small doses but can get stale.
19:45 I would argue that 200-300 life per act is best, as trying to get items that provide good sockets, resistances AND life could be quite tricky. It's generally better to go for resistances and armour/evasion rather than just focussing on life.
I agree - a balanced approach is generally best, but you can also think of it as a bit of a sliding scale. If you've got a good balance of defensive stats, less life is needed. By contrast, if you're lacking on resists or other defensive stats, then more Life will also keep you going. And there's definitely no one-size-fits-all!
Best way with this game is take your time. The crafting and skill tree are definitely off putting at 1st. I going for juggernaut bonescrack build early days but definitely enjoy the class and keeping it simple
I agree - slow and steady wins the race. Or at least helps to avoid burnout!
25:37 IT GOES OFF THE SCREEN!!!!! :OOOOOOOO
Did I mention PoE has ridiculous loot explosions? 😆
At 4.43 in the video, he shows a stack of items dropped by an enemy. What setting do you change in options to have a list of items appear like that. On my game, you can only hover over them and see one at a time if that makes sense ?
There's a hotkey in the input options called "Toggle highlighting" that shows/hides on-screen text, including items and NPC names. I wonder if you have that toggled so they're hidden?
Man, it was going so well up to this point. Remember when you woke up on the beach, found a club and started to fight, Finging better gear by just killing harder monsters? No gems, no orbs...current club hits for 10, new one hits for 12, use new club.. lets go...Complexity for complexities sake is just stupid. IF I pick up something that makes my character better, like a gem, just AUTO place it, if it's equal, let me choose. I shouldn't have to think about oh, if I pick up this piece with these other 2 pieces I get this piece? It's not a game breaker YET...but it's not looking good.
I personally can't stand it when games auto-equip stuff for me, but then, not all games are for all gamers. And that's OK!
I mean why can't the game also auto target and auto cast the correct skill to kill enemies for me? I shouldn't have to look at an enemy and decide the best way to kill it. In that vein, the game should also decide to just equip the most OP skills automatically. I shouldn't have to think about how to gear my character. The game should do it for me. Also if the game could make sure that my defenses are perfect for each situation I encounter that would be great. But wait, why should I have to sit at my computer to play at all? The game should play itself when I don't have time. I shouldn't have to think about oh, if I go to work today then I can't play POE, but if I stay home to play POE, then I won't get paid. If the game just played itself for me then I wouldn't have to make these kinds of decisions. I sure hope when I get home I have a maxed out super OP end game ranger and my wife has my preferred dinner ready without even soliciting my opinion. I'd hate to have to think about making a decision on dinner. Why can't she just make what I feel like eating today without asking me? Thinking about things and making decisions is not part of my life. Easy mode. @salendrak was nicer.
@@calvin8154 😆😆
@@calvin8154 You could have just called him a woman.
Really awesome guide, Salendrak! Also, out of curiosity, what's the song called that plays around the 9:44 mark? I'm assuming it's from Path of Exile but I haven't been able to find it.
Can't remember, honestly. All the background music was from the game's soundtrack though. I would have to really dig around to find exactly which one it was though.
@@salendrak Ah, totally understandable. I have two more questions if you don't mind me asking. Out of curiosity, do you use key pickup for picking up items on the ground or do you just leave it as left click? Also, what keybinds do you have for your other options after replacing the skills and flasks with your preferred key inputs? Thanks again for your guide and help!
@@Calamity556 I just use left click for picking up items. I think I tried it once with the other way, and quickly decided I hated it lol. You'll definitely want a loot filter on though, otherwise (especially in endgame) the onscreen clutter can get pretty intense. I've been using this setup for so long though that I don't remember what other options I even had to re-bind. Did you have any specific bindings you were curious about?
@@salendrak Ah, ok! Yeah I guess the loot filters make that not much of a problem and I have already linked my PoE stuff with Neversink filter so I'll be sure to grab that when the time comes! The options I was mainly curious about are the ones that get Unbound when switching out the skill keybinds with your preferred ones, such as the Atlas menu and targeting corpses. I guess it probably doesn't matter too much since you won't be opening them up too often so for the moment I am using the number keys for them.
Defiantly learned I didn't need to sell all my junk. I blame Diablo. Also, thought vendor recipes were just 'a few things' .... no its a whole damn kit your self out early. So thanks for that. Makes me wonder if I'll find use for all my identify scrolls and orbs of augmentation... i'm sure I will. I also like how you reinforce this is preferred, but hey, do your own thing. WITHOUT the sass. In other games people will be like 'you can do what you want, but I'm just telling you this, the path I have, is superior.' That has done one of two things, cause my O.G. founders of American blood to boil and say 'I'm throwing your tea in the harbor' and two, just rebel...cuz...i hate meta's. Edit: well, I guess not all the recipes work...but there's enough according to the wiki to let you safely play around with what you want and don't want in gear. That's way better then usual crafting/trading where its 'here's this item AND the next thing you pick up is so superior that you don't want it.'
I for one am a firm believer that the true purpose of playing a videogame is to have fun, and in every case I can think of, there is more than one way to have fun playing any given game. So long as you're enjoying yourself - you're doing it right!
Really expected D4 to become my “main” game. I play a lot of games, but I enjoy having a main game I can go back to. With that being said, D4 endgame just isn’t engaging for me… Hoping POE can be that game for me! As a side note, is this game pretty forgiving to play off and on? Or do you really have to commit full time for it to be worth it?
Depends on what all you want to accomplish and over what sort of timeframe, but generally speaking, I would say yes!
this is the way
This is the way!
Noob question, how do I open the hi window that shows the skill gems vertically with the supporting gems to the right?
Go to Options, UI tab, then scroll down to the Items section, and make sure the "Support Gem Utility Popup" is turned on with a check mark. Thereafter, whenever you are hovering over an unequipped support gem (included in a vendor window) it will show you which of your equipped active skill gems can be supported by the support gem.
is it normal that at the end of act 5, you are told that you failed and your defenses are reduced by 40%? is it part of the story... or is it actually possible to beat the last big boss ?
Yup - that's normal. Basically you just make Kitava all mad and ugly looking, then he rage blasts the staff thingy, and Sin swoops down to rescue you. All scripted to be like that, every time!
@@salendrak I was worried that I had failed!!!..
"experiment, A LOT!" >game doesnt let you respec lol
Addendum - Just remember to not get too attached to any one character, as starting over is part of the process and general game loop 😉
For terraria, do you recommend Fetid Baghnahks?
Only if you like being up close and personal with things! But if so, they put out a LOT of dps!!
I’m so stuck on chapter 2 act 6 things are just one banging me left right and centre. I’m level 51 but I can’t process I have no idea what to do. Do I need to farm and level up in a past area or get better gear. I still have 5 or 6 level refunds to use to help me.
How are your resistances? Do you have at least a 4-link for your main damage skill? Feel free to post a link to your character and I can take a look at it and see if I have any specific thoughts 👍
Since nothing good is actually free, whats the catch with PoE? Where is the money being made? Cosmetics sales? I'd like to know before I really devote the sort of time I do to most arpgs. And I love what I've played of this so far.
Mostly cosmetic items and supporter packs, but there are also functional stash tabs. You can get the basics for pretty cheap - far less than most AAA games - and they go on sale pretty regularly. I cover this in the 4th part of the series on Entering EndGame.
@@salendrak Thanks for the informative response! I'm still at the beginning of part 3, taking it slow, kind of watching while I play. Thanks for the videos, really well done.
Stash tabs. U don't need them until endgame
@@dsilverleaf4668 Thanks for the heads up!
@@BriarLeaf00 But.. if u were Interested now. There r sales every few weeks. The , unique tab is useful during campaign, because you'll want to pick up every rare & unique you find eh(you'll find the 5 standard tabs fill quickly with rares🤑. I myself have bought these. The Essence's, Maps, & Trade, Quad Premium tabs are for endgame character trading and progression. Good luck Exile. Enjoy Poe.
This is a very usefuil guide. But it still feels so overwhelming to play.
It's definitely a dense game! Take things slow, and bit by bit it will all come together!
Tbh it felt the same for me. Been playing D3 since a few years and after D4 beta wanted to try something new. Started POE saw the Talent tree and uninstalled. Started again yesterday and took my time watching a few beginner guides and just started playing. Wanted to build a necromancer , typed Minion into the search bar and took a little time memorizing a path I will follow loosely. Feels great now after a few hours and getting the hang of it. I found the looting and item System a bit overwhlming because I was used to just picking up everything and selling it bu that would take hours in POE.
Try ruthless mode. I'm new too and ruthless is awesome for learning the game and casual players
@@iury862ruthless changes a lot of important stuff in the standard game, like support gems not existing. Would not recommend, especially not for new players. The game gets thrice as harder.
@@Set-vt it's quite easy to understand for me. And fun. I don't have the time to play every day and ruthless is great for that as well. And support gems are in ruthless but as item drops.
The only game out there you need to go to college for.
Not inaccurate! 😆
is melee even viable to get thru the campaign? i heard melee is just awful in this game so what gives? can i just pick a big 2 hand axe and put physical and life on the tree or will that be a total disaster
Campaign - yes. Endgame - probably not, except for a few specific builds and/or players that have a lot of knowledge and currency.
Tried playing POE, But the last time (Several Years ago) I played It by Act 3 the game started stuttering like crazy...
Odd - is it still doing that? I've had graphical issues a time or two over the years, and I've always fixed it just by playing with the settings and maybe changing the graphical driver to or from their vulcan thingy.
Does this still apply to console?
Console is the same game as PC other than using a controller, so yes!
I would really like to get into this game, i have tried numerous times, but no one can just explain the first 10 hours of the game in simple ways to me. Why is my inventory so small? Why can I only pick up 5 to 6 big items at the start of the game? What must i loot? must i go back to town every time im full on inventory? There is not gold? Ok so its like a salvage system with vendors giving me salvage items that will probably be useful later? how do I know what is useful? Again I really want to get into PoE being burned out by diablo, but this game makes it very difficult for new players to get into.
It definitely has a steep learning curve! It took me a while to get past the loot hoarding that many players fall prey to, but once you start to understand that the vast majority of loot isn't even worth spending a split-second looking it, your life in the game will be much better! Oh - and definitely get and use a loot filter!
@@salendrak thank you. Giving it a go again with the gf. We killed Brutus tonight , so here's hoping we get into it.
how do you know if it will work or not
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. What is the "it" you are referring to? Your build? Something else?
@@salendrak gems again sorry for not being discriptive
@@sapphireglaceon Active skill gems or support gems? If you have the support utility turned on it will tell you if a support will work with an active skill gem, but you'll still want to read the descriptions. Otherwise, just experiment!
@@salendrak alright thanks
they need to simplify the mechanics of the game so you don't need to spend hours outside the game figuring out how to play the game
Nah, that's what Diablo 4 is for 😆
i only clicked for explanation of that abomination of a skill tree on your thumbnail lol
I thought it was very artistic! Kind of surprised there are more meme builds based on passive skill tree art, tbh! 😆
Judging from the comments it seems like d4 was the best thing for POE.😂 comments is full of people who came after being extremely disappointed with d4. I’m one of them.
It's true!! I was personally quite underwhelmed by D4 when I played one of their open beta weekends. Don't think I'll be spending a penny on the release version when I'm perfectly happy playing PoE!
Just got to act 6 and I’m ready to quit 😅.
Any particular reason? I find that around then is when I really start to just plow through everything!
D4 soon boys
I'm still on the fence on whether I'll be trying or or not. I LOVED D2, but absolutely hated D3, and generally don't care for Blizzard as a company these days...
This comment did NOT age well lol
Spacebar should be a movement gem, not a flask lol And QWER for skills is standard layout of MOBAs for the last 20 years, so 99% of players are used to it
That's certainly also an option, though I'm not aware of any compelling argument as to why anyone should or shouldn't put a movement gem on spacebar. Care to explain?
I actually thought the campaign was pretty good
I enjoy it! Granted, I skip the vast majority of the dialogues and whatnot, but the process of playing through it is fine. Call me weird!
no
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Maybe?
@@salendrak okay okay, u right now my statement is: yes
sadly no because you dont really answer what is not TRASH ITEMS
Sadly no what exactly? I'm confused... As for what is no trash items, honestly that's quite the complex topic! As trash for one character might be decent for another, and a good item early on quickly becomes trash later! Mostly though it's something you learn with experience.
@@salendrak sorry it was a point in the video i forgot to tag the time
Your viudeo actually saved me countless hours of my life. Uninstalled.
I take it this game really isn't your cup of tea? If so - there's nothing wrong with that!😆