Therefore, all you need is enough crit chance to land at least one crit every eight seconds and you’d have pretty much constant Elemental Overload. Elemental Overload gives the player a 40% increase to damage dealt on the condition that you’ve landed a critical hit in the last eight seconds. Instead, just carry enough crit to result in fairly regular Elemental Overload procs.
The Arc Witch does not need to be an extremely crit -heavy build. In order to bolster this amount, use the right combination of enchantments and other PoE items. The Arc skill provides an inherent 10% chance to shock any enemies hit by it.
Shock increases an enemies damage taken by up to 50% for an amount of time based on the amount of lightning damage dealt by the player. Shock is a lightning-based status ailment. The tooltip DPS is for each individual enemy hit, so yo u would need to multiply the tooltip number by however many enemies you are hitting at once with the ability in order to get a more accurate read on your DPS. Remember that the DPS reflected in the tooltip is not telling you the whole story (as is often the case with most tooltip DPS, on most abilities, in most games). I don't really have enough time with GD to say that for sure though.As you can imagine, when each cast of your skill is bouncing around and hitting up to 11 different enemies, the DPS can add up rather quickly. For replayability I suspect POE's random layouts will sustain better than GD just varying obstacles in hand laid out areas. POE's graphics are also a lot more polished and flashier (not sure if the latter is a plus). OTOH I also felt GD's controls were a bit more cumbersome and gameplay was never as smooth as POE. I also had a lot more trouble trying to cap resists in GD as I leveled vs POE's trade leagues trivializing the issue. Although POE started out similarly, it's since stacked power to the point that in a halfway decently designed build "enemies die instantly while running toward you" even in the later part of the leveling process, and most bosses can be destroyed very quickly by most builds (excepting some that are AOE tuned to the point of having terrible single target damage). The biggest gameplay difference was that GD was much slower paced.
I've got thousands of hours in POE and played the last major GD expansion to the start of endgame content following a build guide. Individual Mastercrafting options are now unlocked by completing specific content, such as Incursion rooms or Delve encounters, rather than by grinding Master levels. We have revamped the entire process of Mastercrafting, from the user interface to the way you acquire new crafting options. As you Unveil specific modifiers, you learn the ability to craft these onto other items and can work towards unlocking higher-level versions of these properties. Take these to Jun to Unveil the item and pick from one of three properties for the item to receive.
Members of the Immortal Syndicate can drop items with new Veiled Modifiers. Your goal is to gain intelligence that leads to the captains of each division, and ultimately uncover the identity of the Immortal Syndicate's mastermind. There are 4 syndicate divisions and after defeating a member of the syndicate gamers will have a choice to bargain, execute, interrogate or induce them to betray each other. The Path of Exile: Betrayal expansion will bring back the Bestiary game play and meld it with new features based around syndicates.
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