Simulacrum splinters were a godsend

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pphnx wrote:

Delirium league was very rewarding because of most hated herald stacking eploit.

Because herald stacking exploit prices of voices skyrocketed.
Because the price of voices there is a huge to simulacrum.
Becauese of huge demand, splinters are valuable despite their high drop rate.

The price of voices has almost no effect on the value of simulacrum. The overwhelming majority of profit from it is from the scarabs and currency drops, not from voices, which account for maybe 5-10% of the overall profits even at the height of their prices.

Herald stacking...

Did it once, just to slightly boost my Death's Oath aura damage for faster pops. No purity or aura stacking, though. Just heralds and malevolence.

Guardian? Scion? Ugh, no.

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cpurdy777 wrote:

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pphnx wrote:

Delirium league was very rewarding because of most hated herald stacking eploit.

Because herald stacking exploit prices of voices skyrocketed.
Because the price of voices there is a huge to simulacrum.
Becauese of huge demand, splinters are valuable despite their high drop rate.

The price of voices has almost no effect on the value of simulacrum. The overwhelming majority of profit from it is from the scarabs and currency drops, not from voices, which account for maybe 5-10% of the overall profits even at the height of their prices.

Simulacrum takes 20+ minutes no matter how fast your build. It's getting boring after 2nd 3rd runs.

Entry cost was around 150c. When I stop playing.

Even if you make 300c average (150c profit) per simulacrum it's not so profitable for high end players speed farmers.

For the rich players pushing to 100 exp gain in simulacrum has no match with pure chayula. Not the best source of xp.

If you take voicees out of the equation there is not much left with simulacrum.

And yes because of all these reasons it's all about voices.