Loot from 3 harbinger maps / 10 harbinger guys

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quicksixteen a écrit :

People avoid the chaos recipe to extremes it seems, and I can’t actually tell why. It can get very time consuming for sure, but I just enter thinking “hat, boots, gloves, body, weapon” and pick rares quickly as they drop. If there is a huge lootsplosion, drop a portal and build a chaos set or two.

I understand why picking every rare and trying to micromanage inventory is time consuming, but I don’t understand why it is being discarded entirely when there are more efficient ways about it. There is a staggering amount of chaos being left behind in the spirit of gotta go fast.

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quicksixteen a écrit :

People avoid the chaos recipe to extremes it seems, and I can’t actually tell why. It can get very time consuming for sure, but I just enter thinking “hat, boots, gloves, body, weapon” and pick rares quickly as they drop. If there is a huge lootsplosion, drop a portal and build a chaos set or two.

I understand why picking every rare and trying to micromanage inventory is time consuming, but I don’t understand why it is being discarded entirely when there are more efficient ways about it. There is a staggering amount of chaos being left behind in the spirit of gotta go fast.

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Draegnarrr a écrit :

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quicksixteen a écrit :

People avoid the chaos recipe to extremes it seems, and I can’t actually tell why. It can get very time consuming for sure, but I just enter thinking “hat, boots, gloves, body, weapon” and pick rares quickly as they drop. If there is a huge lootsplosion, drop a portal and build a chaos set or two.

I understand why picking every rare and trying to micromanage inventory is time consuming, but I don’t understand why it is being discarded entirely when there are more efficient ways about it. There is a staggering amount of chaos being left behind in the spirit of gotta go fast.

Yeah but in all these threads you see do you see people complaining about lack of chaos orbs? you run out of chisels, vaals and alchs not chaos, and while your right we leave chaos behind on maps we clear an extra one in the time and just find another chaos on the ground.

Its a great currency generator for players that enjoy a slower pace (or SSF) but if your interested in making currency your best off not doing it.

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Nephalim a écrit :

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quicksixteen a écrit :

People avoid the chaos recipe to extremes it seems, and I can’t actually tell why. It can get very time consuming for sure, but I just enter thinking “hat, boots, gloves, body, weapon” and pick rares quickly as they drop. If there is a huge lootsplosion, drop a portal and build a chaos set or two.

I understand why picking every rare and trying to micromanage inventory is time consuming, but I don’t understand why it is being discarded entirely when there are more efficient ways about it. There is a staggering amount of chaos being left behind in the spirit of gotta go fast.

You will make more chaos/hour in the long run by not doing the chaos recipe and spending the time killing more times to proc the rng roulette.

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quicksixteen a écrit :

I know this is the dogma, but I anecdotally do not find it to be true. If the other guy ran one more map and found one more chaos, I got 2 just from filling half my inventory once on one map run. 100 maps later, he has done maybe 20 more maps than me. Did he find an exalt from those maps, because I have 200 more chaos than him.

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Nubatron a écrit :

There are ways to do the chaos recipe without the tons of overhead of micromanaging it. If it adds 30 seconds to my mapping experience, I would be shocked.

1. Rings/Amulets are the long pole in the tent. Grab them always, toss them into a tab.
2. When that tab starts getting filled, make a note to grab one of each slot as you run through maps.
3. Finish map. Go to stash. Get next map. Get 2 rings/1 amulet. Sell for 2 chaos.
4. Open new map. Go to step 1 until tab is sufficiently depleted.