r/PathOfExile2 • u/Community_Team • 2d ago

GGG Patch notes when? Now!

https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/3740562
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u/Eclaireur 2d ago

I mean at the high end its still basically "remove your belt for an extra ring" which will definitely have use cases.

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u/Sidnv 2d ago

Considering belts outside of charm slots have absolutely garbage mods, it's still best in slot for most builds.

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u/BulletproofChespin 2d ago

Yeah with the addition of unique charms a well rolled one might end up being better. I’m happy they reworked the item rather than just absolutely dumpstering it like ggg has done with many other things in the past

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u/Nymzeexo 1d ago

Shavronne's belt is going to be nuts

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u/Qix213 1d ago

That's why it's so good. It doesn't have much to complete with.

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u/throtic 1d ago

Charm going to be a lot more valuable with the upped ailment chance

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u/WebPrimary2848 2d ago

The notes got updated, now a perfect roll is 30% of each ring, not 50%

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u/chilidoggo 2d ago

Not really - it's remove your belt for 60% of a ring (and middle finger to the Lich ascendancy). Maybe that's still useful, but it's not universally good like it used to be. A perfect corrupt might be worth it.

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u/CharacterFee4809 1d ago

60% is nothing tho compared to the cool 160% it used to be lol

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u/viniciusxis 1d ago

it is now (at best rolls) remove your belt for 60% of a ring
this says a LOT more about the state of belts instead of the state of ingenuity itself.

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u/TheOneWithTheNephews 2d ago

Good roll ing was +1.5 ring

Perfect roll ing will now be +1

Huge nerf.

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u/WebPrimary2848 2d ago

.6 now

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u/datacube1337 1d ago

0.72 actually (with corruption)

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u/chilidoggo 2d ago

+0.6

while flipping the bird to the Lich ascendancy.

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u/raweon_ 1d ago

Why Lich ascendancy? Do you mean Ritualist's third ring?

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u/Grand0rk 1d ago

I mean at the high end its still basically "remove your belt for an extra ring" which will definitely have use cases.

Lol, I recommend you go read it again.

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u/Eclaireur 1d ago

They changed it since I posted that.

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u/WebPrimary2848 2d ago

"still?" Previously it was practically 2 rings