PSA: The Unveiling Trick You Should Know About

https://youtu.be/JOqNcDiNLTg

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I should clarify that this trick does not help getting progress for unveils that are specific to a certain person in the betrayal mechanic. For example you can't add "Catarina's Veiled" to item that had +1 to support gems.

Hopefully this will be helpful for you fellow unveil hunters, especially in SSF. Here's a quick TL:DW of it:

1) Unveil the mod on an item (in case of trigger, it has to be ilvl75 or higher) - This DOES NOT work with just a random weapon that someone just crafted the mod on, it has to be unveiled.

2) Get Aisling to Research - leadership position = 2 benches

3) Remove the crafted modifier from the weapon using bench

4) Use Aisling's bench to re-add unveiled modifier(s) to the item

5) Due to how it works, it will give you the exact same options when it chooses prefix/suffix

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you want her to add a suffix, having an open prefix in the item can result in the unveiled mod to be a prefix, making this trick useless. So make sure you occupy all the prefixes (or suffixes) if you don't want to gamble with it!

In b4 "patch"

note to self: don't scour off the unveiled mod you want to re-add to the item, until you are actually about to use the research bench. Otherwise, you'll forget what you wanted to try and re-unveil on that item, errtiem. Or worse, see it sitting in your clearly-labeled "Aisling shit" tab, nothing particularly special about it, and vendor it anyway because you're tired.

2) Get Aisling to Research - leadership position = 2 benches

Easier said than done.

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Sed1tion wrote:

2) Get Aisling to Research - leadership position = 2 benches

Easier said than done.

And painful, financially speaking. Research has such good money makers...

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Gravedancer wrote:

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Sed1tion wrote:

2) Get Aisling to Research - leadership position = 2 benches

Easier said than done.

And painful, financially speaking. Research has such good money makers...

Yeah so once again the trick is basically worthless because it's not normally done because of all the steps to make it happen to begin with....

Those posts you take from reddit exile... smh

God, I hate unveiling so much.

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SeCKSEgai wrote:

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Gravedancer wrote:

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Sed1tion wrote:

2) Get Aisling to Research - leadership position = 2 benches

Easier said than done.

And painful, financially speaking. Research has such good money makers...

Yeah so once again the trick is basically worthless because it's not normally done because of all the steps to make it happen to begin with....

Those posts you take from reddit exile... smh

If you don't agree with a tip, you're free to ignore it. And this is absolutely done, if you need a particular unveil badly enough. There's a reason he used the Trigger craft in his example. Obviously you don't do it later in the league when you've unlocked everything you need. And lastly, this wasn't taken from Reddit. Got any better zingers?

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Exile009 wrote:

If you don't agree with a tip, you're free to ignore it. And this is absolutely done, if you need a particular unveil badly enough. There's a reason he used the Trigger craft in his example. Obviously you don't do it later in the league when you've unlocked everything you need. And lastly, this wasn't taken from Reddit. Got any better zingers?

I'm not particularly fond of your PSA posts as they tend to have clickbaity titles given their usual content, so you can hold that against me.

I'm pretty sure this was discovered to work during betrayal, before nerfs removed some of the most desirable and hard to access mods where it made sense to utilize the aishling for this.

Like the previous synthesis crafting thread, where you're already burning two exalts after setting up the mod and then HOPING it does what you want. If you're at the point where you're comfortable burning exalts to craft then it might be useful if you weren't already aware.

I'm sure you're just trying to be helpful but the threads typically seem to have bad, dated or misleading information/titles.

The "easy" harvest crafting with the flow chart, c'mon now.

I'm all for the PSA concept, I still remember "the more you know" and even the GI Joe PSAs I forgot years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyh_nEuh3M

Maybe I am being too harsh and just expecting too much. But whenever I read your PSA threads, I just feel disappointed by the content.

The Wraeclast Men's Health Issue posts on the other hand I like, I get why you want to bring attention to them on the forums.

Edit - I just wanted to emphasize that things like the "easy" harvest crafting, the problem wasn't so much that it wasn't helpful information but the description didn't match the content, like clickbait youtube thumbnails not actually in the video.

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SeCKSEgai wrote:

I'm sure you're just trying to be helpful but the threads typically seem to have bad, dated or misleading information/titles.

The "easy" harvest crafting with the flow chart, c'mon now.

The Wraeclast Men's Health Issue posts on the other hand I like, I get why you want to bring attention to them on the forums.

If the information is actually wrong, you're welcome to point that out. I typically read the through the thread some in order to check if anyone has pointed out mistakes, or has any additional info to share (which is added to the posts, in separate quotations). The titles are typically just taken from the post itself, sometimes shortened cos of this forums' limits on title lengths.

The flow chart thread you're probably referring to is the one to making explode-y chests. The title there makes no mention of the word "easy", nor any equivalent (it's mentioned in the text, which is just copied from the post - I don't alter their words, it's a quote after all) - https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/2891873

The Wraeclast Men's Health series was more of an exception than the rule. I usually don't post any of the fan art that gets shared on Reddit, as there's a LOT of it, and while pleasing, it isn't useful. That one was just an entire series of amazing works, only occasionally uploaded (since it was from a single person rather from across the whole community), so I thought I'd share it. But it definitely wasn't intended to become a mainstay. I still focus almost entirely on only sharing information (and the occasional perspective post, if I thought it valuable) here i.e. things ppl can use (tips and guides), or should be aware of (exploits and bugs). Whether they actually choose to do so is up to them.

If you're going to bring random crap over from reddit, at least bring the hentai with you.

Or stuff like this: