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Vanagon concerns / MMOexp: Elden Ring Players Are Killing Online Victims

« on: August 08, 2024, 05:08:54 AM »

Elden Ring, like most Souls games, often rewards players for figuring out the most efficient way to Elden Ring Runes defeat its difficult bosses. This can be done through overpowered build or cheap, cheap strategies. However, if those strategies become a weapon against other players, things could be sour fast.

Carian Retaliation (also known as "Retaliation") is an Ash of War skill that can be applied to medium and small shields, lets you take out enemy spells and gain three daggers floating of your own that then instantly target your enemy for a brief period of time. That's the way it's supposed work.

In reality, crafty Elden Ring players are using the skill to parry their own spells, whether made naturally or through consumables like Glintstone Scraps. This allows them to easily spammable attack that scales with the shield's upgrade level to be a terrifying threat to regular mobs, bosses, and fellow Tarnished alike.

Even more frightening is the fact that Carian Retaliation appears to be glitched during online play. While players can see opponents employ the skill, and the daggers it generates, the subsequent attack is completely invisible, making it very hard to avoid even when you know what you can be expecting.

A quick search of the Elden Ring subreddit shows a community in turmoil with many players seeking Carian Retaliation to be fixed or nerfed by the developers. In light of the fact that FromSoftware removed a similar self-activation technique in the latest 1.03 patch and it's not too unreasonable to think that these calls will be heard at some point.

In any case, Carian Retaliation is something everyone will need to deal with for now. Next time you're online and see an invading player who is advancing towards you with a trio or knives suspended above their heads You might want to consider posing with the appearance of cheap Elden Ring Items an NPC. This will be until they are bored and leave.

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Split bus concerns / MMOexp: This guide covers the essentials of Delving

« on: August 08, 2024, 05:08:00 AM »

The Azurite Mine, introduced in the Delve league, offers a unique endgame experience in Path of Exile. Players explore a procedurally generated, infinitely scaling dungeon, encountering challenging monsters, valuable loot, and unique mechanics. This guide covers the essentials of Delving, including how to Path of exile currency navigate the mine, manage resources, and maximize rewards.

Delving begins with the acquisition of Sulphite, a resource used to power the Crawler, a machine that guides players through the mine's darkness. The guide explains how to obtain Sulphite by completing regular maps and using the Sulphite Scarabs or missions from Niko, the NPC associated with Delve content. It covers the importance of balancing Sulphite collection with Delving, ensuring a steady supply for continuous exploration.

The Crawler provides light, essential for survival in the darkness of the mine. The guide details how to follow the Crawler safely, avoid straying into darkness, and manage the limited visibility. It also discusses the mechanics of flare and dynamite usage, which allow players to explore off-path areas and break destructible walls to discover hidden loot and Delve-specific content like fossils and resonators.

Darkness resistance and light radius are crucial stats in Delve, reducing damage from darkness and increasing visibility. The guide explains how to upgrade these stats using Azurite, a resource collected during Delves. It provides tips on how to efficiently farm Azurite, the best upgrades to prioritize, and the importance of visiting the Mine Encampment regularly to purchase upgrades and items from Niko.

The guide explores the various biomes and encounters within the Azurite Mine. Each biome has unique monsters, layouts, and loot, ranging from fungal caverns to molten depths. It describes the special encounters players can find, such as Delve bosses and encounter rooms like City Biomes, where players can find valuable loot and crafting bases. The guide also covers how to POE currency for sale handle challenging enemies and environmental hazards specific to each biome.

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VW stuff Available / MMOexp: The latter fetches better prices in that area

« on: August 08, 2024, 05:06:42 AM »

When it comes to making bank in Skull and Bones, focus on trading commodities. Don't even think about parting with ship-building materials, furniture, ammo, or grub. These are your lifelines, vital for your pirate operations. Instead, set your sights on Skull and Bones Items high-value items like Uncut Gems, Fine Relics, Ivory, Vanilla, and Frankincense. While other commodities can also turn a profit, their market performance varies depending on when and where you sell them. That's what keeps the world of pirate trade exciting and profitable.

Before you start peddling your wares, study your map. Zoom in to see different regions and hover over zones like The Giant's Leap. You'll find a list of items on the right side, categorized into "In Plentiful Supply" and "Highest In Demand." The latter fetches better prices in that area, while the former sells for peanuts. But remember, you'll need to explore to unlock this intel fully.

But wait, there's more! When you dock at a port, check out both merchants