Surviving "Increased difficulty and reward for each closed pitt"?

So, playing Spark CoC PathFinder and i can pretty much do any content except the Abyss mod Increased difficulty and reward for each closed pitt.

Towards the end of the map after closing ~10 pitts always end up dying to thoes big octopuss monsters that spit on you, dealing some sort of damage over time that kills me in 2-3 seconds.

Is that poison or chaos damage?

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PoEconomics4 months ago2

That DoT is chaos damage (not a standard poison debuff), so chaos res is the real fix here — I believe the per-pit difficulty scaling on that tablet mod turns them into delete buttons after ~10 closes.

Your Spark CoC Pathfinder is literally built for this farm once defenses are worked out, so stack 75%+ chaos res and you’ll laugh at it.

Pro tip: always kite the big boys out of there — fighting inside the cloud screws your DPS and sometimes you lose the juicy rare omen drops there. Some people deliberately stop at 12-15 pits because the risk/reward curve goes vertical after that (when you are not strong enough yet).

Or what’s your chaos res sitting at right now?

PoE_Acronym_Bot4 months ago1

I noticed some Path of Exile keywords in this post:

  • CoC - Cast on Critical Strike (trigger mechanic, commonly used with Comet and other spells) (Wiki)

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Evening-Try-3184 months ago1

poison = chaos damage in poe2 fyi

Obviously not every build can run it, but chaos inoculation passive is huge

TwoToadsKick4 months ago1

At this point I don't think it's either chaos or poison damage, but death juice

COSMICxFUTURE4 months ago1

Is it chaos damage or is it similar to the phys dmg over time like in chaos trials?

OssieOsbert4 months ago1

I use Unearth with the Brutus' Brain lineage gem on my Galvanic Shard witchhunter. I can only use a low level version due to intelligence, but those little critters are a nice diversion that soak up the attention of the scary abyss creatures while I stay far away shooting them from “relative” safety.

Good_whatsoever4 months ago1

The spacebar is your friend