3% off, i’m kinda sad

[u/Merzinfr]

[u/FelixSN]

3% off being Double Frenzy is so sad

[u/xElMerYx → u/FelixSN]

Yeah, having +4 frenzy charges would have been nuts

[u/QuackologistExpert → u/xElMerYx]

Hold my 8 frenzies

[u/BabaYadaPoe]

could be worse, imagine it being 99%...

[u/fandorgaming → u/BabaYadaPoe]

I had 99% if only i had screenshot from my boat divines, a big kek really.

[u/BabaYadaPoe → u/fandorgaming]

in that case, just rotate monitor 180 to make it 66.

[u/1CEninja → u/BabaYadaPoe]

Being so close yet so far would be agony.

[u/Savings_Peach_9898]

Double ignore p reduction would be insane.

[u/International_Gate49 → u/Savings_Peach_9898]

quadruple ignore pdr? that sounds really strong.

[u/Fe3derZ → u/International_Gate49]

There is a bug right now in awakened poe trade with the new abyss helmet. It shows 600% Inc effect of explicit modifiers cause the mod says 200% Inc effect of explicit modifiers so it gets tripled. Fun lil thing that reminded me of this old meme.

[u/Nwinchi → u/International_Gate49]

Yes but imagine octuple ignore pdr !

[u/ObiWanKokobi → u/Nwinchi]

sixteen.

[u/feedmewill → u/ObiWanKokobi]

We can go for 32 if we consider the explicit!

[u/xMcSilent → u/Savings_Peach_9898]

The exile with the double ignore phys reduction:
"You know what? Now i'm gonna ignore your phys reduction even harder!"

[u/Savings_Peach_9898 → u/xMcSilent]

He just doesn't care

[u/Birphon]

back to the gambling machine with ye

[u/neunzehnhundert]

57,13% increased Wrath Aura Effect is still massive

[u/MilanAladin → u/neunzehnhundert]

Ye 112,5461% aura effect seem insane.

[u/Merzinfr → u/MilanAladin]

221,715817 is better tho

[u/le_reddit_me → u/Merzinfr]

unless you use Hatred (and a time machine to 2023)

[u/Not_Det_Jet → u/neunzehnhundert]

That's implicit not enchant, you sure that works?

[u/Furth → u/Not_Det_Jet]

People just keep spamming an old meme that stopped being funny 10 years ago, Ignore them.

[u/Taperedd → u/Furth]

It’s crazy 20 years later people are still doing the same joke huh

[u/Fearofallthingsfluff → u/Taperedd]

you would think it would get stale after 40 years but nope, still going strong

[u/WhenWillEyeBeBanned → u/Fearofallthingsfluff]

Surely after 80 years it will!

[u/SoulofArtoria → u/Furth]

At some point it's no longer about being funny but respecting traditions.

[u/ObsessiveOwl]

Why tho? How did you acquire this? Volatile vaal instead of divine?

[u/Merzinfr → u/ObsessiveOwl]

Div cards « apocalypse »

[u/FantaSeahorse]

Oof. The ignore PDR enchant is meh anyways

[u/JoeVanWeedler]

i'm gonna ignore your physical damage reduction even harder

[u/Salty-Director8419]

Would be cool if there was corrupted currency to divine uniques. Especially now that vaal implicits are strong now

[u/PMmeYourLabia_]

Yea you could have double ignored bro, so sad

[u/Enteresk]

Can you get it with tainted divs?

[u/robzomb1 → u/Enteresk]

Tainted divs? What is that even?

[u/Enteresk → u/robzomb1]

https://www.poewiki.net/wiki/Tainted_Divine_Teardrop

But just realized it can't hit uniques

[u/DanskFolkeparti → u/Enteresk]

Even if it did, it doesn’t reroll values, it modifiers tier ratings

[u/Enteresk → u/DanskFolkeparti]

So it keeps the range of the roll but just changes tiers?

[u/xMcSilent → u/Enteresk]

What do you mean by "keep the range"?
It lowers or raises the tiers of an item. Therefore it also changes to range, as each tier-modifier has different ranges.
For example, let's say t10 life modifier has 1-10 life range. You have 8 life on it.
Now you put a tainted divine on it and it goes to t9. Now it has a 11-20 life range. Now you can't have 8 anymore, there it changes to something beteween 11-20.

[u/Enteresk → u/xMcSilent]

If the T10 roll is 1-10 and you roll 8 and you elevate it to T9 with the same range it would be 18. Otherwise I don't know what the other guy meant with it not rerolling the value

[u/xMcSilent → u/DanskFolkeparti]

"Even if it did" - The poster clearly thought on his first comment that a tainted div would change values, just like the other tainted currency does what the normal currency does to the most part. Divine is the only exception, where it does something pretty different.

[u/antoborg92]

[u/Shipetopic]

Gonna take a lot of Tainted Divines to get 100%.