• 목록
• 답변
• 글쓰기
• 게시판 리스트 옵션
  • 수정
  • 삭제

Path of Exile Item Upgrades

item upgrading upgrades are a common and crucial method to enhance the performance of a variety of items in Path of Exile. They can be a fantastic source of damage or more AD or even more attachments.

Sometimes, however upgraded Common and Magic gear is often surpassed by Rare-grade equipment due to their requirements.

Armor

Armor upgrades can be applied to both armor and weapon items. They increase the performance of the item level upgrade they are attached to. Armor upgrades are found in the world of the game and can be purchased from Blacksmiths at any bonfire. Alternatively, they can also be salvaged from items with upgrade components inside them, using an expert or greater salvage kit.

The level of an armor's or weapon's upgrade determines the amount of damage it is able to take on. The upgrade of an armor piece to its highest upgrade level will increase its ability to absorb damage. But, it's important to be aware that this upgrade will raise its weight, requiring it to be heavier than before.

There are several kinds of armor upgrades that are that are available in the game and each one has distinct effects. For instance, some upgrades give the armor a certain amount of health points while others will make it stronger and lighter. The name of the armor upgrade will indicate the kind of upgrade an Item Upgrade can receive, as shown below.

Some of the upgrades also require magic or a hybrid technology and magic, as identified by the "Magic" and "Hybrids" entries in the table below. Certain upgrades also require fees in order to be used. They are referred to as "Charges" entries in the table. The charges for these upgrades refresh every day or never expire, according to the upgrade.

Iron Ore is the cheapest option to improve your armor. You can locate it by exploring and looting small chests. Titanium is more expensive however it is obtainable through smelters in Orgrimmar and Stormwind City. Certain upgrades, like the Reforge and the Hot Potato Books, can only be applied to higher level armor pieces. These upgrades can give players a significant increases in stats and are definitely worth the investment.

The player should be aware, however, that upgrading a piece to its maximum upgrade level will boost its defense. However, it can also decrease the speed and agility of the piece. It is not recommended to upgrade armor past +9. The boost in defense usually isn't worth the weight and power costs of the upgrades.

Weapons

Weapon upgrades give players to enhance certain aspects of their weapon. Upgrades can boost the accuracy of a rifle, or the damage that shotgun shells cause. Some weapons also have special upgrades that enhance their inherent capabilities. They include Frictionless Materials (improves stability and decreases the chance of overheating of the weapon) and Kinetic Coils (increases the velocity of projectiles for greater damage).

The majority of upgrades to weapons require a whetblade. It's one of three Power Dices and a different amount Minerals and Erons. These can be obtained by doing side quests, or killing a certain number of bosses or monsters, or from the Weapon Upgrade NPC located in Central Flarine.

To upgrade an equipment set, weapon piece or Whetblade, you must visit the NPC [Armor] Boboko located in Central Flarine, and pay her an upgrade fee of a certain number of Bars. The higher the upgrade level, the higher the number of bars you will need to complete the upgrade. If you have multiple upgrade materials The cost of upgrading will be less.

In Chapter 2: Season 5, the method of upgrading your weapon and equipment sets has changed a bit. Previously, you could seek out an Upgrade Bench and pay for a specific amount of Bars to upgrade your equipment or weapon to a higher rarity. You could do this until your weapon or equipment reached its maximum upgrade level, at which point the upgrades would be reset.

You can still do this, but the process is high on RNG and low on agency. Instead, you're better off going to the stores and buying equipment with low upgrade levels but excellent base scores and stat distributions. These items have a better likelihood of granting you highest level of benefits and blessings.

To increase their level faster, most players will be more inclined to upgrade their weapons. Players should also upgrade the weapons that their squadmates use to boost their strength. For instance, Shepard should consider upgrading the M92F to unlock the Beretta M93R, which will enhance its effectiveness when paired with biotech specialists such as Grunt and Tali.

Jewels

Jewels are used in the armor's sockets and weapons, enhancing the power of a character and bringing about secondary effects. They can be made through the process of jewelry crafting, where you combine a gem and a number of specific reagents at a jewelry table. The higher the tier of the gemstone has, the more powerful its secondary effect. These reagents can be obtained around the world through Treasure Goblins, World Bosses and occasionally by salvaging Legendary equipment. You can also buy them from The Jeweler for gold and a Scattered Prism.

The Jeweler can improve the quality of gemstones in stages ranging from Crude up to Royal. The boosts to stats will differ depending on the tier the jewel is at when it's slotted into weapons, jewelry, or other gear.

All kinds of jewels can be made at the Jeweler and Jeweler's Workshop, with the exception of the rare and legendary gems that require you to be at a certain level to obtain the privilege of having them. In contrast to other upgrade components, jewels are able to be swapped by a different jewel of the same kind without damaging it. However it is only possible to replace the jewels in an equipment piece once.

Utilizing more jewels in a move can make it feel more comfortable and is usually used for aesthetic reasons. The jewels can also enhance performance and make a harder surface than steel, so that the repeated friction caused by pivots does not damage them.

In addition to the above-mentioned upgrades additionally, players can acquire glyphs for their shields and weapons from a Glyphmaster. These glyphs offer a small boost in power and can be traded, but they're not guaranteed to show up as loot. Glyphs, like jewelry, can be upgraded by the Jeweler to exchange Scattered Crystals and gold. Glyphs may also be removed and returned to the inventory. Other upgrade components such as traits or aegis cannot be swapped, and can only be found by using an Upgrade extractor, or salvaging with a Black Lion Salvage Kit or Ascended Salvage.

Trinkets

Trinkets are items of equipment that provide many small, but beneficial advantages to your hero. You can find them in the starter area as rewards for personal stories or loot. They can also be obtained through vendors and after completing road interaction. They may also be crafted by jewelers, and found or purchased at the Trading Post.

The first trinkets a player can unlock is the cloak, which grants a small but useful bonus to movement speed and evasion. The player can then collect necklaces, rings, and amulets, in a similar way as they did with weapons and armor. Each piece of equipment has a slot for an upgrade which can be universal or jewel. Universal upgrades provide smaller bonuses and can be put into any kind of equipment while jewelry cannot be replaced or upgraded, and only works with certain kinds of trinkets.

These trinkets can also grant buffs and skills that are active even when the character is not in combat. This lets a hero become more efficient even when not in combat. It can also compensate for the absence of excellent slot in the talent tree or team which are usually filled by the hero's optimal stats.

In general, trinket upgrades should prioritize BiS (Best in Slot) items that you aren't likely to replace soon. Next, any items that have desirable statistics aren't as significant as the iLevel of the item upgrader to be upgraded. This is especially true if an item has multiple stats you wish to upgrade, since it's generally better to upgrade a single important stat rather than two sub-optimal ones.

Jungle players often upgrade their yellow trinket to a red one prior to the start of the game. Mid and top players, on the other hand will pick a pink or green ward, depending on the matchup. These choices can impact the hero's ability to manage the map.

In addition to the items mentioned above, players may also find other trinkets throughout the game in the form of awards and trophies. These can be obtained through completing certain milestones within the story. For example, completing the main quest for a chapter or defeating an opponent. You can see them by selecting the achievement in the reward section of the hero's menu.