Mechanical Questions Thread

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Kuroyukihime wrote:

should the ilvl 85 crusader mod "enemies killed explode, dealing 3% of their life as physical damage" work with mines?

and if it should, it does not work ingame

It was reported quite a few times that this affix is currently bugged. It should work, as Sporeguard's explosions trigger when using traps and mines, and the wording is exactly the same.

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xGLYDERWORMx wrote:

hi. i have a question about the new ,,Killed Enemies Explode, dealing 3% of their Life as Physical Damage,, mod on crusader chests.
does this work with minions like holy relics?
can someone try it out if they pop? because it sounds like a global mod.
would be really helpfull if someone could take the time for that =)


Thank you for your time in reading this post.

No, it will not work for minions. Minions are allies, not "you". It has to be you who performed the kill.

I have "The Stampede" boots in methamorph league With the Anointing enchantment that gives +1 max resistance charges but neither the character sheet or the graphics show this, is just like the enchantment doesn´t exist.

I think this has been asked before but I dont find answer in the search function.

So here goes.

With vaal skills, you get soulgain prevention timer, how to prolong the timer as much as you can and what skill is the best for doing it?

The reason is to abuse as much as u can the crafts what gives "x amount of y when you have soul gain prevention" it would be the opposite way of making the build rely on vaal skills than most try to get max charges and lowest possible timer.

im not expert on these things so if you could add a list of skill gems / passives / gear / flasks that increase the soul gain prevention timer.

Thanks in advance

-Das

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StreeTWinD wrote:

Quick clarification sought:

When a passive gives me "Enemies have -15% to Total Physical Damage Reduction against your hits", is that an absolute reduction, or a relative?

In other words: if an enemy normally has 60% reduction against my physical damage, does this passive turn that into 60-15=45% (absolute reduction) or 60*0.85=51% (relative reduction)?

It's an absolute reduction. -15% to total PDR turns 60% into 45%.

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dabomba wrote:

I think this has been asked before but I dont find answer in the search function.

So here goes.

With vaal skills, you get soulgain prevention timer, how to prolong the timer as much as you can and what skill is the best for doing it?

The reason is to abuse as much as u can the crafts what gives "x amount of y when you have soul gain prevention" it would be the opposite way of making the build rely on vaal skills than most try to get max charges and lowest possible timer.

im not expert on these things so if you could add a list of skill gems / passives / gear / flasks that increase the soul gain prevention timer.

Thanks in advance

-Das

Vaal Breach applies Soul Gain Prevention for 40 seconds, but it's expensive, takes a long time to charge, is slow to cast (over a second), and the mobs it spawns can be nasty if you're in a boss arena and can't just run away from them. Here is a list of all Vaal skills. Look through it and pick one with a long SGP duration. If the skill itself has a duration (Vaal Breach does not), you can extend SGP by using e.g. Increased Duration Support.

I have a question of my own: when unveiling weapons, does the weapon type influence which mods can be unveiled? I don't mean prefix/suffix or mods exclusive to a Syndicate member, I mean e.g. I've had someone ask for only wands and daggers, claiming the increased Chaos damage/Chaos skill increased duration mod only appears on them. But the wiki says nothing, poedb.tw says nothing, the crafting bench itself just says "unveiling weapons", and in fact there's a two-handed version of the craftable mod, so I really doubt it would be exclusive to one-handed weapon types.

Nevermind

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dabomba wrote:

I think this has been asked before but I dont find answer in the search function.

So here goes.

With vaal skills, you get soulgain prevention timer, how to prolong the timer as much as you can and what skill is the best for doing it?

The reason is to abuse as much as u can the crafts what gives "x amount of y when you have soul gain prevention" it would be the opposite way of making the build rely on vaal skills than most try to get max charges and lowest possible timer.

im not expert on these things so if you could add a list of skill gems / passives / gear / flasks that increase the soul gain prevention timer.

Thanks in advance

-Das

Every Vaal skill says "Modifiers to Skill Effect Duration also apply to this Skill's Soul Gain Prevention".
Duration + Vaal Skills url above.

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ekaye wrote:

It's an absolute reduction. -15% to total PDR turns 60% into 45%.

Do you have any proof links? I mean its not "absolute reduction" as i know. According to 3.9 patch notes it relates to monster's armour. So it can be % of monster's armour -> % damage increase will be different and depends on armour/damage ratio.

I like discovering PoE but sometimes it goes too far.
Today i learned that Willowgift Evasion Buff does not work with Fortitude (Champion).
And i don't know at all is it a bug or intended behavior.
You can say its "Fortify Buffs you create instead grant 30% more Evasion Rating". And u like... "You have Fortify" from Fortitude. You just have it. You do not creates it and some sh*t. But it doesn't make any sense for me.

Any info?

Hello Mark!

I wanted to ask if the mechanic for Gratuitous Violence "bleeding enemies you kill explode, dealing 10% of their maximum life as physical damage" was meant to not proc if the blow that inflicted bleed on a target also killed it. this also happens with hemophilia gloves and their bleed explosions.

even with 100% chance to bleed, it wont proc an explosion if your first hit also kills its target. i understand that much.

what i dont understand is why other effects like for example inpulsa's "Shocked Enemies you Kill Explode, dealing 5% of their Maximum Life as Lightning Damage which cannot Shock" still explodes targets if your first hit both kills and shocks it. pyre ring also destroys bodies if your killing blow also inflicted ignite. etc etc

is this really how gratuitous violence was intended to work? it feels really punishing. i made a gladiator, and i feel like i typically dont get to use the bleed explosions because i one-shot most of the regular mobs in maps. this really hurts average or below average speed skills that would really like to benefit from the improved clear that bleed explosions would provide. for example i cant expect to benefit much from the explosions while using Heavy strike, which is really a bummer considering how much better it would feel with smoother clear from bleed explosions.

why do elemental ailments get to benefit from one-shot kills that explode bodies, but not bleed? and if this was intended, are there any plans to potentially change this in the future to give melee a little bit of love?

thanks for your time.

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loadinggood wrote:

Do you have any proof links? I mean its not "absolute reduction" as i know. According to 3.9 patch notes it relates to monster's armour. So it can be % of monster's armour -> % damage increase will be different and depends on armour/damage ratio.

I don't have proof, but this fits with how GGG uses language in other contexts. If you have 30% fire resistance and equip an item that gives -20% to fire resistance, your fire resistance becomes 10%, not 24%. If the wording was "Enemies have 15% Reduced Total Physical Damage Reduction against your hits", it would be a relative reduction.

I have a question about the life leech mechanics:

I want to run a slayer build with overleech but I have 100% damage conversion to fire.

Most of the leech nodes are physical attack damage leeched. However there are several sources for attack damage leeched, Vitality Void and the two nodes leading to it (0,4+0,4+0,8=1,6) plus the nodes leading tu Brutal Fervour also give 2*0,2.

Now I am unsure if it is poosible to achieve serious overleech. You would lead Gladiato's Perserverance and Hermatophagy anyways to raise the Maximum Total Recovery per second. But will the actual life leeches be strong enough to reach that cap?