NeverSink-Filter VS diablo4-build-calc

DAHAKA’s Filter is a custom filter for Path of Exile, based on Neversink’s Filter. It helps to show rare or higher items, with different colors, sounds, icons, and beams. It hides useless or cluttering items. It is easy to customize and update on Filterblade.

A good filter is probably the thing you need the most in this game. 99.9% of players and their mothers use https://www.filterblade.xyz/. A filter changes how the items appear when they drop on the floor. Filterblade is linked to the trade site and it makes the most expensive items shine the most and even completely hides items that are worth nothing. You can choose how strict you want your filter to be. Early in the league running a semi-strict might be enough since almost everything is worth something, later it's better to go for something very-strict.

The neversink filter which you can add at the poe homepage is good to get going. I used it for years. Since some years i build my own filters at https://www.filterblade.xyz/ I adapt the filter for my build: - hiding a lot of rares (armor bases, weapons, bad jewellery bases) - highlighting bases or socket/links/color combinations And adapt the filter later on depending on my progress: - like hiding currency fragments (alch, horizon) - hiding all rares

LOOT FILTERS https://www.filterblade.xyz/

Try to get to T16 as soon as possible, check some farming guides and pick one that feels nice, get a lootfilter from https://www.filterblade.xyz/. The filter will tell you what's good based on colors. Unique item values you just have to learn pretty much. Awakened PoE helps with checking prices. Farming strat decides your atlas passives.

1- create a loot filter : https://www.filterblade.xyz/ : NeverSink SC > Semi-Strict will be good start. Change it later to strict > very strict (at very strict at t15-t16). If you are low on some currency like link socket, color socket, costumize your filter from web site.

That's very rudimentary, though, this is what a real filter looks like: https://www.filterblade.xyz/

Go to https://www.filterblade.xyz/ and add a loot filter. The game drops thousands of useless items as you level and play at the end game. You need a loot filter to get rid of bad items.

Get a loot filter https://www.filterblade.xyz/ I recommend going at least strict because you need to fight the urge to loot everything.

For each skill, this shows if the lucky hit is "per hit" or "per use" (per use means the chance shown is actually divided up between an assumed number of hits): https://lothrik.github.io/diablo4-build-calc/

Just use https://lothrik.github.io/diablo4-build-calc/ and make your own.

build planners: d4builds.gg/build-planner/ or lothrik.github.io/diablo4-build-calc/

Link to the build tool in question: https://lothrik.github.io/diablo4-build-calc/

So I patched my code and now it finds youtube builds, extracts links to the build on various sites (currently supporting d4builds.gg, diablobuilds.com, lothrik's build calculator and mobalytics) and lets you filter on class. It's pretty basic but it helps me find my builds and I hope it helps you find some too!

Hey so my necro build focuses on minions and corpse explosion. The reapers help create more corpses for me to blow up, and Corpse Tendrils helps pull in groups of enemies to blow them up together. Then as thats happening I'm spamming Sever. However it just feels like its lacking from not being focused enough, and I don't have room on my hotbar to even use Army of the Dead. As such it feels like I should either focus on minions or corpse explosion, and probably drop either my curse or sever to get the ultimate. Because respeccing costs more the higher your level is, I don't want to get too wait too long.

https://lothrik.github.io/diablo4-build-calc/, for example, has this listed for most (all) abilities whereas ingame it's not.