Path of Exile for Dummies: An Introduction to PoE's Endgame

[nathanbrotherbob]

Thanks for checking out my video- as of patch 3.8 (blight), everything in this video is up to date.

Leave a comment letting me know what topic you'd like me to cover for my next episode of "Path of Exile for Dummies"!

[maxhax]

You beat Kitava. You are champion of the people. Congratulations. You completed the tutorial

[cpfodarkvader]

Nathan : "Let's make a guide about PoE's endgame a month before exilecon"

GGG at exilecon : "Here comes 3.9 and we completly changed the end game".

[Martin-jmwi]

Thanks so much for this video. All guide I found were either for total beginners or very in-depth. This is exactly the middleground (introduction into endgame) I was missing.

[MrLoukato]

“Just do what’s fun for you.”

Best beginners guide so far.

[blackkid]

"no wrong way to do end game"
30 seconds later
"if you don't map, you won't get very far at all"

[wlfxy]

Thank you for helping us out and being active in the discord answering questions we appreciate it

[Vilverna]

"Avoiding traps along the way"

8:02

[rakle]

Nice. There wasn't really a solid endgame guide out there for new players, so it's cool to see someone made one

[gmoddude]

can i just say i love the concept of alva and always did
just the idea of going back in time to shift the way an ancient vaal temple is built before finding it in present day and going about it remembering how you had an impact on how it turned out so many years ago

[Hasekbowstome]

I just got back into PoE after several years, and this is a really great video, thanks for the info!

[SuperLPGaming]

Been playing this for years, and i still learn stuff, and the good infos man. Thank you for this!

[LavaLamp_]

6:03 I can't forgive you for this one Nathan

[weertangel]

A great guide on the endgame of the game, even more since its not as simple as one would think.
Keep it up!

[jordancollier]

My man, I have not played since the bestiary league and this is EXACTLY what I was looking for. A general overview at a high level that gives me direction.
I don’t know what I don’t know, and you have now given me a place to start. Thank you!

[daanstrik]

7:15
Personally I would love a guide on them all. That being said NIKO seems the most interesting to me.

[quantumperception]

Although I admit that I prefer mapping as my endgame activity, I've also heard that Delving is equally rewarding, both in terms of XP and loot, as well as in terms of fun for some players. Again, I have only gone a few levels deep on Delve, but my understanding is that, just like maps gain tiers, increase in difficulty, and offer more rewards, Delve does the same thing. So as far as action and endgame activity (I recognize that some of the video was less about actually playing the game, and more about exploiting certain features of the game, like crafting), if you don't want to "boss" or replay the campaign/labyrinth content, you can choose mapping and Delving, as both are both viable strategies for XP and loot (again, as far as I understand from others, who do even more Delving than I do mapping).

[pixelmz]

Awesome video, but I have to add something: you forgot my real endgame for Path of Exile, which is "Hideout Editing", it takes more time and dedication to get the favors and the "feel" of a nice edit. I get to maps and just farm master missions to get favor and the hard job that is to unlock High-tier hideout layouts. I encourage everyone to try and make a nice looking Hideout :), there are lots of inspiring creators and websites to download to get a taste of what a real design looks like.

[Ymsee]

One thing that really keeps me from starting is getting a proper build, loot filter and what to pick up ( because I really don't want to miss good items ). I also want to get into crafting so hard but i understand that it takes alot of time and currency. tips to this? Also how much does one need to spend to get a decent starter stash space? I did play for 60 hours the first time and tried it but never got to much into it

[dreamevil]

even though i knew it all, i still ended up watching the full video as it was done so well so thumbs up and thanks for the video :) still relevant years later.