u/ProfessionalHost6131

I am have been playing her two days straight(6 hours gameplay). Angela's presence itself is a nightmare for enemy team especially in low rank. I have been struggling to make her look good on paper. I dont get assists. I dont get any credit for anything I do if the enemy is not dead. I am trying to stay alive as much as I can and keep harrassing enemy team. Give some advice. My in game sensitivity is 4 and 1600 dpi. What is your settings?

What's the combo for mk? Also I wanna know your in game sensitivity and dpi.

I have only 3 hours with Hela. My aim is not that good. After playing around 30 matches with her my accuracy shows around 38% and critical hit rate 11% I am constantly getting around 10 last hits average. Where do I go from here?

Here are some stats. 150 minutes play time with Phoenix. 20 match, 14 wins, 118 final hits. Accuracy is all over the place. Some match it's 32/33 and sometimes it's over 40. I did an hour practice just now with super fast Ultron mid range random movement. Now I am able to keep the accuracy between 42 and 45. I understand it is just a practice and not a real match scenario. If anyone wondering then you should know I was never good in fps. I played cs and if I have to rate my aim then I would say it's 4/10. I am getting old and it ain't improving so. I have 40 hours in Marvel rivals. For hero shooter I only played paladins and that was over 6 years ago.

I also play blade and I love that character. Phoenix explosions are fun and satisfying. I want to get some opinions. I can still play her in quick match just for fun.

I am bored with my gladiator lvl 96, dont want to push it any further. Any Broken tech found yet like minion pact? What about crab totems? Maybe I will play two more build. My goal this league is to build a map blaster with golden charlatan and headhunter.

I have been playing since TotA league and back in those days bow builds were God tier. I never made my own build and always enjoyed what community had to offer. Throughout years I often see people complain about caster build or self cast builds or spellslingers, many claim that they are underpowered and deserve some attention. I also noticed that we always shove those spell skills in mines or totems. Its about time I catch up to this issue. Can someone explain it to me in simple terms what's really wrong with self cast or spellslingers? Were they really strong at some point?

I can only guess by now. Is it mana cost? No enough mana for reservation skills? Not enough damage uptime?

just give me any ranger leveling pob that blast through the campaign until yellow maps. Not looking for high scaling, just enough to sail through the campaign and early maps.

I will eventually switch it to Cheese build Wildspeaker. I am not interested in investing much on my league starter maybe a divine or two just for red maps and farm some initial currency. Needs a solid leveling guide which can carry me to yellow maps.

This is just some extra information for those who haven't played TotA league. There was this strategy where you level your character in Delve at the beginning of Act 4, so Kaom and Utula never go to afterlife. Now you have two less participant to deal with so its easier to carry Ahuana to the finals. That's one way to farm those extra projectile tattoo. Bow builds were god tier those days so that was just cherry on top.

Now we dont know which tattoo would be more expensive during the event. That strategy might not even be necessary if Utula and Kaom drops more demanding tattoo. I am just putting this out there in case if someone didnt know. Please correct me if I am wrong, it was technically my first league and I was learning so many things.

Ancestor league holds a special place in my heart and I am glad it is coming even if it is just for an event. I had a level 99 character, a "cheese" build to complete the trails. With all the new ascendency, I am looking for a similar build as a league starter. I dont care about mapping or bossing, I would lock myself in the afterlife (yes, your dedicated tattoo supplier so you exiles can enjoy endless possibilities) I just want to relive my nostalgia. I know that not many people are fan of TotA but that was poe for me, that's all I knew.

I have over 3k hours in poe1. I am still learning(yes, 3k hours would barely scratch the surface). One of the reason I got into poe as my first and only arpg because how easy the campaign was when I followed a build guide. If you play something like RF then you can steamroll through the campaign.

Now I am looking for a "reason" to play poe2. I have played it once for few hours and couldnt adjust with difficulty. One thing that turns me away is dying over and over especially during campaign. Or something that I do and fail repeatedly. For example: sanctum like trials for ascendancy points. Is there any league starter build out there that can steamroll through the campaign? I don't really care about scaling or end game. I just want to play the campaign in a relaxing mode and get over it. Maybe try some endgame stuff until the new league in poe1. If difficulty is not my thing then should I just sit this one out and let GGG cook until 1.0 release? Any tips or advice during the campaign? Thanks.