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Thank you for the morning chuckle.
Thank you for the morning chuckle.
Is there still the bug with freezing and two monitors?
Unfortunately that is still around; I've never been able to get anywhere in my previous investigations into the issue.
Doesn't hurt to pre-prep an update with the data that's confirmed to go public, right?
Knowing that would probably require you to poke at some team at GGG responsible, but I think it'd help if you had this info ahead of time. Something worth considering in any case.
In theory I could, but it wouldn't really be fair for the other tool developers who can't get access to that info early.
GGG actually released Openarl!
Edit: "I won't have access to the necessary data" - doubt.
I may have access to literally everything at work, but for PoB I'm only permitted to use information that is accessible to everyone.
The 1.4.130 update for Path of Building is now available, containing the passive tree for 3.6.
This update also contains the known uniques for 3.6, as well as most of the missing uniques from 3.5.
Other changes for 3.6 are still to come; note that skill gem additions and changes won't be coming until the patch is released as I won't have access to the necessary data.
For existing users, the update is available via the usual update system; click "Check for Update" at the bottom left if the update hasn't already been downloaded. For anyone interested in trying the program for the first time, head to the releases page to get the installer.
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Read more External link →It was renamed Intensify (to avoid confusion with stuff like the fact we have a Spell named Focus, which Spell Focus didn't apply to).
We'll be fixing this up soon as well as bringing back RU forums!
So, Ascendent Slayer gets "50% reduced Maximum Recovery per Life Leech", and there are no new nodes with XX% increased Maximum Recovery per Life Leech? Not even for (duelist) Slayer? Then why did u/Mark_GGG use that modifier when he explained new leech mechanics?
My job ends with knowing what the stats are and how they apply. What values of those statsare available and where they're given out is done by the design/balance guys. I have very little idea where that stat will be available or in what values, I was just explaining what it does. I made sure to include each leech stat that exists, and chose nice round values to make the maths simpler to follow.
The example was supposed to show how the stats work, not a specific case that would definitely be possible in-game.
And I'm just sitting here and wondering what happened to the new support gem "spell focus" they advertised
The Spell Focus Support was renamed to Intensify Support
Nah, you're thinking about it in a different order. Yes, in the formula it goes something like this:
(X(10% Bag) * (2% per second) <= (20% throughput)) * Y(% healing increase)But if you think about it algebraically, you can simply apply the healing increase to the whole formula.
Y(X(10% Bag) * (2% per second)) <= Y((20% throughput))It's a bit rough, but that's the general idea. It doesn't matter to the formula where the increase happens, so for the purposes of the illustration it still fits.
My point was that does matter when you look at the rest of the game, because there are other mechanics which care about the size of the bags.
You can check out the dedicated private league subforum on the forums here.
The reason that it says "highly likely" rather than "absolutely 100% for sure" is because there are some rare circumstances where the extra ones don't fit in the level. Don't worry about it.
Not yet but we've created a fix for the problem and we're testing it to see if we can push it to the live realm. No ETA just yet.
In particular, you show the bags getting bigger in both 2 and 4, which is incorrect - these only affect the total recovery - multiplying how much blood is coming out of the combined tubes, they do not affect the actual sizes of the bags.
But the size of the bags is the total life gained, which does increase since you are increasing the leech rate per instance without decreasing duration. By necessity the bag would have to be bigger to sustain increased blood flow for the same period of time.
edit: ignoring the overall max rate cap, of course
This is the part where the analogy falls apart. In game terms, the bags do not get any bigger, but the bit where the pipes all connect up has more blood coming out of it than is going into it. Hence why I suggested the analogy would be a blood donor adding extra blood.