[Discussion]A Question to All Support players: Why do you do it?
So I'm still relatively new to PoE (first league) so please enlighten me on what it is that draws you to such a unique play style to a game like PoE?
- How does it even work being a support in PoE?
- Do you just pair up with a friend and literally pool your currency?
- Who takes priority on upgrades?
- Do you actually enjoy playing support? and if so why?
- What do you get out of playing support?
I'm genuinely interested to see what kind of responses people have. I keep hearing streamers say how "Playing in Duos is the most profitable thing you can do", yet 90% of streamers prefer to solo content and it confuses me to no end.
Posted Apr 6, 2017, 7:18 AM UTC · edited
You become some aura giver that gives them either a huge amount of DPS or ES, this is done by being either a necromancer or guardian.
You join public scum parties on perm allocation, since each player = an iiq/iir buff.
To each his own. Necromancers don't take much funding anyway.
Most supports have a way of soloing content, doing nothing and running around picking loot while other people kill stuff is fine though.
Well i guess shavs, presence of chayula, 2 energy from withins, and optional united in dream are not considered "much funding" compared to builds with skyforth and headhunter
You dont need shavs, just get vinctario and the flask that prevents chaos dmg from bypassing ES.
Pressence of chayula is not needed at all
United in dreams is nice to have but you can do without it
oh i actually have some bhc lvl100 support setup saved in path of building who used victarios, yea thats an option
Not everyone plays HC
There's always the life option. 'Life is technically better than es' kappa.
Anyways, let me correct your words, optional shavs, optional presence of chayula, optional energy from within's and optional united in dream.
It's not like I said auramancer.
What the? I thought we were discussing SUPPORTS, not ci srs whatever
As long as they have Commander of Darkness or Radiant Faith, they are supports.
They are support-type ascendencies after all