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Hey, what's up guys? It's Nick 2. Today I want to show you an extremely inexpensive farm that you can do to make an ungodly amount of currency. This is how much I was able to make in simply one hour.
Everything that you see here is just 1 hour of raw farming with less than 10 divine investment. If you do the math, I think it's about nine divine that I invested into this. And the amount that I got out of it is pretty ridiculous to be honest with you guys. I got 45 raw divine. And then if you add up all these currencies and all of these simulacums up and then you were to sell them at current market prices, all of that ends up being about 56 divine total in chaos orbs. And that isn't even factoring in a lot of the other stuff that I ended up getting. So that's not counting any of the tablets. I probably got like over 30 of these and I just accidentally slammed them in my tablet tab. But nonetheless, you add all those up, that's a little bit of extra money. This wrath pit that I got is like 15 div on its own. I could corrupt it, get really lucky, get some more money there. I got a faded crisis fragment and um a unique abyss tablet. Just a whole bunch of random nonsense and like way zones, etc. If you were to add all that up, that's probably easily over 150 divine in just 1 hour.
And if you don't believe me, here is my pilfering ring immediately before the 1 hour, and I show the time stamp here. And then here is a pilfering ring after the hour. And then I show that it was about an hour. And the investment on doing this is extremely low. So it is very accessible for a lot of you guys out there. Obviously, your mileage may vary. But even if you were to get half as much as I got, that is still a ridiculous amount of currency.
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So, if you saw my previous video, you know that farming with uh four delirium tablets is pretty insane. Basically, you just spawn an ungodly amount of uh delirium monsters and then they drop a whole bunch of simulacum splinters. And it seems like when you have four delirium tablets in, well, it doesn't seem like it just gives you way more deliriousness scaling. And based on your deliriousness scaling, you're simply just going to get higher tier drops. It is however going to make it more difficult. So, if you have a weaker build, I probably wouldn't really attempt this. But when you have a really strong build, it is disgustingly lucrative.
So, why am I making an updated video? Well, uh, first of all, after I made that video, the tablet prices for the tablets that I was using, this is what happened. They went from about four or five divine and after a couple days, they were about 15, 16, 17 divine if you want to take advantage of this mod here where deliring fog and map spawns increased fracturing mirrors. This obviously makes it so that you get a lot of increased fracturing mirrors. But if you want anything else pretty much paired with this mod, it is just going to be exorbitantly expensive to the point where I'm not even entirely sure that it's worth running. And obviously, this is an extremely high entry cost. And if you get unlucky, it just really feels bad. And I found that you can actually just get similar returns without having to invest nearly as much. The benefit of this is um well, it feels a lot better to run, but also I can actually just slam those tablets that I'm running on just like random travel maps because I don't really care cuz the cost associated is so so low and it's just infinitely less stressful.
Previously, I was under the impression that this was basically mandatory because this is what was spawning a lot of the monsters. But it actually turns out that it's better to just not better, but you get a lot of the monsters regardless as long as you just have increased number of rare monsters on your actual tablet and then you make sure to get maps with extremely high monster rarity. So you'll just get a whole bunch of rares regardless. You do get less loot this way, but again the entry cost is um very minor. So I think it ends up being worth it.
So how do we what is the actual tablet setup that we go with? Well, we basically swap out the increased fracturing mirrors for delirium fog in map applies increased deliriousness. This is definitely going to make it harder, but like I was saying earlier, based on how much deliriousness you have applied to your character, you're going to get significantly more drops. And this seems to just be extremely effective. And as you can see, these tablets are fairly inexpensive, like 5C at the most. They were about 4C previously. And if you were to remove um effectiveness, it literally costs nothing. But I would probably always run it like this.
So, what I do is, and I'll leave a link to this trade filter in the description, but I pretty much always just run maps with increased deliriousness, increased stack size of splinters found, monsters have increased effectiveness, cuz the more effectiveness that they have, just the better loot you're going to get. And then the most important thing is increased number of rare monsters. Another thing you could do if you don't mind paying like slightly extra for the tablets is um there's a pretty large roll range on a lot of these mods here. Uh particularly the deliriousness applied to players. And if you have four of these and then you're also multiplying them with stuff in your Atlas and Jato, having like, you know, a low roll is actually pretty noticeable. So, at that point, I'd probably search like 23% minimum on the deliriousness. And then you can see the tablet prices are about one divine each, which still is extremely inexpensive because on average, I'm getting like, I don't know, 7 to 12 divine per map or something like that. The only other mod with a decent roll range is the Simulacrim um stack size. So, if you wanted to make that one higher, too, you could just do around 23, but that is going to raise the price to about two divine. So, I usually keep it just around um around here. And I'm not too worried about the simulator stack splinters. Usually, I'll get like a decent amount of them anyway. Uh I have more similacrims than I really know what to do with at this point, so I don't mind. And then the effectiveness. Ideally, you want to have it at like 15% if you could, but I mean again, it is going to make it a minimum of like a divine or so. So, I usually just don't worry about it. And what's nice about this strategy is being able to kind of just slam in the search and just buy a bunch of the tablets and not really worry too much about it. You're going to get decent returns regardless. That covers our tablets. And here's an example of just four that I was running uh previously. And then I'll show you guys a map with all of these as well at the end of the video.
Now, let's talk about way zones. What do you want on your way zone? So, I think what I've landed on for being really good is just having as much monster rarity as possible and then trying if possible to get other mods on it such as uh item rarity, pack size, or monster effectiveness can roll pretty well on here, too. You can search these up. They're pretty inexpensive. They're nothing crazy. Um this is with extremely specific mods on it. But if you just look it up with um monster rarity and then pack size, etc., it's like two divine or something like that. But if I just get rid of this and this, then yeah, it's like five chaos orbs for just the 103% monster rarity. And if you wanted to be even cheaper about it, there you can get a 67 monster rarity one um pretty inexpensively. And I'll leave a link to this trade search down below as well. And the benefit of if you get 67 is it's pretty cheap and you can guarantee have like a high amount of monster effectiveness and item rarity on it. And that is a very cheap way to uh just buy them. But personally, I craft them. On average, it's like six to seven um haha chaos orbs per craft. So 10 maps is about 7C, which is a little under like seven divine. But you very often when crafting them get a tier 16 one to drop. And then if you get it as a T16, what you could do is just sell it. You can see that this T16 here is three divine and you could just immediately recoup your cost if you wanted to or you could simply just run the T16s, which is what I personally do.
So how do we craft these? It's very easy. The first thing that we want is we want a map with five total mods on it so that it says that it has one revive available. And then we want to go to an and we want to buy three different omens. I just buy these in mass usually, but you want chaotic rarity. So it's about 3.2 C for one of these. I'll just buy 10 of them. There we go. And then we need chaotic effectiveness. So it's about 1 to 1.2 for these. So this is really not all that bad. So for 10 C, I can get 12 of these. >> Easy peasy. And then in addition to that, we want rarity or sorry, we want chaotic quantity. So we just want another 10 of those, which would be like 28 C. No big deal. And then what you do is you just activate all three of these in your inventory. And then once your map says that it has um one mod remaining on it, you simply just slam it with a chaos orb. And now it has 103 monster rarity. And then um I would recommend this. I always pretty much exalt it and then I val orb it. This can definitely brick it, but it can also make it turn into a T16, which then immediately recoups your cost like I was saying. But also, if it is corrupted, what will happen is when you are God damn it. God, I didn't mean to click on that. When you are running um JO, a corrupted map will then swap to a it'll have one additional modifier, which is really good because that could give you extra effectiveness, quantity, item rarity, whatever. But then it also swaps the uh layout, which I think makes the game literally 100 times more fun, especially when we're constantly running a lot of city maps because these city maps are really boring layouts in my opinion and I've just done them 5,000 times. So, this is just really fun. So, usually I will just buy like 20 of these or something and I'll just slam a million maps back to back. A few of them will brick. any of the ones that brick, you can just tell by if it doesn't have 103 monster rarity anymore, you can either decide to sell it, probably get like, I don't know, 5C off of it or something. Or you could just slam it into your inventory and just accept the loss and then any T16s, like I was saying, you could simply just sell those. And I mean, you could just sit here and make money doing this to be honest. But that's no fun. But if you don't want to micromanage um all of the omens and stuff, you can just search them up. And again, I'll leave um trade links to both types of maps in the description, like expensive ones and then less expensive ones.
When it comes to actually setting up our map, the most important thing is that we are using Jato here. Unexpected missions, obviously very good if we're making sure to run corrupted way zones. And then Eastern knowledge is pretty decent. It just gives you better outcomes on your Versium Remnants. And then, but the most important thing is partial translations where you randomly gain between zero and 40% increased effect of your tablets. And if we're running four tablets, which we are on city maps, this very often can just give you an insane amount of total rare monsters. There's a little bit of RNG involved in this, but that kind of makes it fun. You'll very easily notice when your Jado like hit 40% on all of them. And sometimes you get a little bit unlucky, but doesn't really matter. The maps that you do are extremely inexpensive anyway, and uh it's very fast to run them, so it doesn't really feel all that bad. And then lastly, I just have ancient activations to get ancient modifiers. Um, this doesn't really do all that much for me. And obviously, just like any other farm in the game, we want to be doing our maps on city maps. So, you want to just path towards all of the cities. I believe the best city is going to, at least personally, I seem to get better outcomes when doing vow cities, but it's really not all that big of a deal. Just do any cities that you can. And then, of course, you want to slam 200% deliriousness on it. So, I just do a whole bunch of pathing maps to get a lot of mirrors. And then I'll usually use grand projects on the towers to just open more of the map because it's simply just faster that way. And I pretty much just speed farm the ever living crap out of like normal maps with just nothing on it. I just do delirium tablets just so that I can actually get the mirrors to spawn. Once I get a mirror to spawn, I then slam it on a city area. And keep in mind that you can sometimes get pretty lucky and rerun your city area. So, for example, these nodes right here, I got unlucky when I actually placed my mirror. But it's possible that if I rerun a different mirror and then I try to place it like right here, that even if I did all these other maps, like once they're completed, it can actually replace and make it to where you can run it again.
When it comes to your pathing maps, um, personally, I just put in random crap. I literally just do like a bunch of similacrim. I just type in here, um, splinter stack, and I will just slam in random delirium tablets. Uh, you can do whatever you want here. I speedrun them in like 5 seconds, so I don't really pay attention to my tablets. You just need to have at least one delirium tablet so that you get the chance of getting the mirror. And then once you actually get a mirror on a zone, you don't want to zone in and use your good tablets. Ideally, I mean, the tablets are inexpensive, so I actually do use them, but you don't want to waste city maps more so is like your actual currency. It's just the amount of maps you have on your atlas. You don't want to waste city maps while they're like very low deliriousness. So, when you first add a deliriousness, if you hover over, you'll see how much delirious it is. So, all right, here's an area. So, as you can see, I added a mirror here, and it got pretty unlucky with the placement, honestly. But you can see all these maps are 10% delirious. Now, what I would do in this scenario is I would run a few that aren't in the actual city biome. So, like this one, for example, and then I'd probably have to just eat the frog and run one of them in the city, or I could path all the way over here and run these. And then our goal is to just get the deliriousness up so that when you do actually run your city maps with the four tablets, you have um fully juiced up Delirious. The way to get fully juice up delirious, um, the easiest way is simply just type rare monsters on any tablet. And if it just has a bunch of rare monsters, that scales the deliriousness faster. You can do breach tablets with increased number of rares per um, unstable breach. But I found that it just makes doing the pathing map slower because you have to wait for the breach. I think it's simply just a waste of time. But that is another way to do it. If you just do like two maps, that'll get you to around 150% delirious and then that is enough to actually um, start doing your maps.
Something I forgot to mention previously is the Atlas. And then one thing that is very important is which biomes you have up here. So you want to do Fareradun cities are considered to be desert. And then you want um with this node here for increased effectiveness. And then you want vow cities are also considered to be forest. And then you want forest to give you increased number of rare monsters. And then for ezomite cities, you want it to be grass. And then you want grass to give you increased effectiveness as well. In my experience, anecdotally, I don't really know why, but it seems like I just have better outcomes doing Val City, so that's usually the ones that I go for. But beggars can't be choosers. If you find a city area, just run it anyways. And again, the cost is very low on the tablets, etc. So, it doesn't really feel like you lost your city area if you ran one and didn't get particularly lucky. Also, something I've noticed while running Jato is that a lot of the time it doesn't use my tablets. So, for example, um in this map that I just popped, I actually I actually accidentally popped this um prior to making the video cuz I didn't realize that I had spent an hour farming already. But anyway, um sometimes it just doesn't use a tablet. So, you get actually more than 10 uses on them. On average, I probably get like 13. That seems to be pretty good. And I never experience that when playing Doriani. I could be high. There's probably something that does it in the game and I'm just stupid. Um but yeah, other than that, I would recommend trying to get a good amount of rarity on my character. Currently, I have 142, so that is going to skew results a little bit. I would try to have at least like 90%. Um, if your character is extremely strong, you can get an Andvarius with 98% rarity on it by itself. Obviously, a gold mage blood if you have like double gold on it would give you an enormous amount of rarity. Just try to have some amount of rarity on your character and then like ideally you'd have a little bit of rarity on your way, but I don't get too particular with it. I just slam a lot of my own and then I just run all of them regardless of what rolls on it as long as it retain the 103 rarity on it.
All right, now I'll just run a map for you guys to demonstrate. So here's the map that I'm going to use. It has 103 monster rarity, 28 effectness, which is pretty nice, and a bit of item rarity. And then just in case you wanted to see, dude, stop logging out, man. What's wrong with you? Um, deliriousness. There you go. All that good stuff. Temple map, Jato, blah blah blah. And here we go. If you want to see the build, uh, I made a video on it a couple days ago, but I like it infinitely more than Spirit Walker. Spirit Walker was literally driving me insane.
When it comes to actually playing the farm, there's not really much that you need to do. I pretty much just kill stuff. And yeah, there you go. Big big simulacrim splinter stacks right off rip. And >> the faster that you clear, the better, of course. But I guess the only thing I'd make sure to do is not like lolly gag around because um, it does scale up a lot more. So the faster that you clear, you will scale up your bar faster and then it seems to just spawn more stuff, which is pretty good. But otherwise, I don't really pay much attention to what's going on. Just run around blasting. And you just you ideally do want to kind of like um what's it called? Like full clear because as you can see, like there's random mirror pockets in corners of the map and stuff. And the more mirrors that you do, the better that it's going to be. And if you ever get a map that's like pretty bad where it feels like you just didn't get a lot of stuff, usually I just chalk that up to Jato RNG because it can roll between zero and 40%. So if you just get unlucky, maybe it roll to 0%. Also, some layouts are just better than others. Like if you get a really small layout, there's not going to be nearly as many monsters, so not many opportunities to actually get real stuff. >> SO there we go. We got got our first first div of the map, but usually you get plenty. But that's usually as a result of I think it's as a result of MY I GET A ton of raw divine per map to be honest with you guys. It's pretty fun for pilfering ring maxing. Now the astute of you might wonder. So if you can farm 45 raw div an hour, why is your pilfering ring so pitiful? Why is it so bad, man? Well, I spend not enough time actually playing the game and more time just like minmaxing builds and doing random nonsense. Uh, one little thing I would say is if you happen to find the boss, it's actually good to run into the boss like immediately because it seems to max out your bar and then it'll also show you where other rares are. So then you can like continue to full clear the map after the boss. And afterwards, you just get a whole bunch of extra stuff. And you can usually use the boss checkpoint, too, to teleport back to like somewhere earlier in the map if you see that there's like a bunch of rare somewhere that you didn't clear. But yeah, um, back to what I was talking about. I spend the majority of my time not actually playing the game, just like doing random crap like optimizing my build or just testing random stuff. Um, helping my friends constantly. That's very fun. So, I don't really spend I don't really have days where I just sit here and farm for 12 hours a day. If I did, my pilfinger ring would be pretty insane and I'd be a trillionaire because you can just farm such a ridiculous amount of raw currency doing this as you can tell. But yeah, I'd say this map right now is like pretty mid to be honest with you guys. It's nice when you get these like big chunks of of monsters, and that's usually toward the end of the map, you'll notice, which is why I like to do the the bosses pretty quick, especially cuz like showing you where the rare monsters are on the map. Uh I would say, >> we got another div there. Easy collapse. So we got we got three raw that map. Not not too bad. A good map for me in terms of Raw Divine is probably like five to seven is where it's like noticeably like, "Oh, that was a good map." Um, we'll see if we got any other monsters over here. Got a few. You can see like, yeah, just going into a corner is always worth it. Even though it seems like I have the map 100% cleared, just some random mirror being in the corner can net you like, you know, another 40 splinter stacks or straight up divine or something because all of the mirrors can convert into rare monsters. Yeah, there you go. Perfect exalt. More simulac from splinters. And you could very easily have just left the map and just been like, "Oh, the map is over. There's nothing else going on here." Nope. There's still still plenty of map to be cleared and pretty much anywhere. I almost want to stack light radius because it makes seeing what's going on a lot easier, but alas, it's not really easy to do that. And then, yeah, a lot of the time I get verium fragments that end up being pretty lucrative as well because of the Jada reroll and also just with the Atlas tree for expedition, which um I have criminally not farmed yet. But I have I have a few points in it. But yeah, I'd probably get a bit better outcomes out of that too if I played a bit more. We'll just check this bottom area, but there's probably not a lot going on over here. Maybe like one mirror at best. Yeah. So, we'll leave, see what we got out of that map. My inventory was completely empty before entering. And you will get less similac splinters this way than the previous farm. Like doing the previous farm, you could get up to six in a singular map, which is ridiculous. Now, it does recoup the cost of the tablets, but I just wanted to make a budget farm for those of you guys that are interested and also just a bit less less intimidating. But as you can see, I got four div, 10 C, one perfect X, and I think I don't know how many how much that's worth, but then a full simulacrim. Almost two full simulacrim. So out of that map, that's easily seven div. Probably closer to uh 10 to be honest with you guys. And a lot of stuff straight up just got filtered out as well. And that doesn't include um What tablet did I get? Um how much is Vision of Paradise? Oh, it's 100 100 exalt. That's Oh, that's way more than 100 exalt. What the hell? All right. Well, I mean, yeah, we got way more than whatever the [ __ ] I was just saying for how much we got. What is that? 33 C. Holy, dude. That's pretty fat.
All right. Well, thanks for watching. Hopefully you guys enjoyed. Let me know if you guys have any farming strategies down below. I'm probably going to try out breach next, and I might make a video on that if I find a um pretty cheap, inexpensive way to do that that ends up being pretty profitable. Um, a lot of the time also I do play with this mage blood. Um, but in all the testing, etc., I use my current one just because I didn't want to have more rarity than most people would have. But the more rarity the better. I do notice a difference when I'm at 200% versus 140%. But it's not too insane, I don't think. So, I don't know if I actually want to use this anymore because I do enjoy my attack speed with my silver, but is what it is. Figured I would just mention that. So, yeah. Anyways, have a good guys. I'll see you guys later. Peace.