Poe vengeant cascade

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View Staff Posts Post Reply. In testing both in Standard and in Crucible, a character with Frost Blades and an amulet anointed with Vengeant Cascade is able to attack a single enemy, causing the projectiles to fly out from behind them, however they do return unless they hit another enemy or hit the environment. A projectile which flies out uninterrupted to the maximum projectile range will return instead of just stopping there. If this is actually working as intended currently, then I guess this is safe to ignore, but wanted to get clarification if this is a bug or not. Posted by runt9 on Apr 9, , AM. Quote this Post.

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If this is actually working as intended currently, then I guess this is safe to ignore, poe vengeant cascade, but wanted to get clarification if this is a bug or not. I know pierce is useless.

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View Staff Posts Post Reply. I shared this on the subreddit over 3 months ago, but thanks to the secret police was unable to share it with you guys. So here you go. Hope it's useful. Vengeant Cascade is one of the largely forgotten because it was largely useless hidden passive tree notables added all the way back in Blight league. So your projectiles won't return until they're done doing all of those, upto however many of them you've got. It also has to actually HIT another enemy in order to return - and of course that enemy only gets hit once - so it won't return after some max distance or hitting a wall.

Poe vengeant cascade

The account verification email has been sent back to your registered mailbox, please check your Email and verify it. If you did not receive the verification email, please check the trash box in your mailbox. You can resend a new verification email after 10 minutes. With Path of Exile metadata is constantly changing. Players can also find new ways to play by introducing new powerful mechanics, or discovering new powerful combinations. While Vengeant Cascade is a passive skill on the skill tree that was recently reworked, any build based on projectile skills will become especially powerful when using this skill. The power and popularity of Vengeant Cascade has many players wondering how to get it. Although it is one of the passive skills on the skill tree, players cannot earn it by putting skill points into it. Below, I will tell you how to obtain and use Vengeant Cascade. As we all know, players want to acquire passive skills in Path of Exile, and the easiest way is to keep collecting experience until they invest in skill points to obtain them when leveling up.

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It's kinda like having the old Frost Wall interaction for KB back again. Doubled hits. The projectile will go through them using up its one pierce , hit the Hydrosphere and return to hit them again. Hey, looking at this thread a few months later, why is tornado shot not good for this? Hope it's useful. For tornado shot only the initial arrows pierce not the small projectiles which actually do the damage. Posted by trixxar on Nov 27, , PM. In a word, Hydrosphere. A projectile which flies out uninterrupted to the maximum projectile range will return instead of just stopping there. So it basically got relegated to just being a rather meh clearspeed tool, and one that was inferior to all the others as in order to hit the enemies again, they'd have to be in the proper position to get hit by the returning projectile - although it does go through you to hit stuff behind you as well, for what it's worth. View Staff Posts Post Reply. Quote this Post. Posted by bububu on Nov 16, , PM. I know pierce is useless Tornado Shot: "Fires a piercing shot

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I didn't realize Frost Blades projectiles actually faded like something like Freezing Pulse does, so I guess this isn't a bug. That means the projectiles have this fading effect. The projectile will go through them using up its one pierce , hit the Hydrosphere and return to hit them again. Last edited by badnewz10 on Nov 27, , PM. So your projectiles won't return until they're done doing all of those, upto however many of them you've got. A projectile which flies out uninterrupted to the maximum projectile range will return instead of just stopping there. So it basically got relegated to just being a rather meh clearspeed tool, and one that was inferior to all the others as in order to hit the enemies again, they'd have to be in the proper position to get hit by the returning projectile - although it does go through you to hit stuff behind you as well, for what it's worth. Official Channels. So how to double your hits on mobs, including bosses? Or is that not how it works? Posted by runt9 on Apr 9, , AM. Replies are disabled. Last bumped on Apr 10, , PM This thread has been automatically archived. It also doesn't work for projectiles falling from the sky, like Rain of Arrows and the like. I shared this on the subreddit over 3 months ago, but thanks to the secret police was unable to share it with you guys.