New Filter Modules for Enhanced Gameplay Experience

B Mage introduces two new filter modules for enhanced gaming experience in Kings March and unique item visibility.

### Path of Exile: Filter Module Updates for Improved Gameplay
* 🎮  B Mage introduces two new filter modules to enhance Path of Exile gameplay, addressing issues with **Kings March** and **unique item filtering**.
* 🏞️  The Kings March item filter fix adjusts filter behavior in level one zones to match map rules, **hiding more items for a cleaner display**.
* 💎  A new dust filter for uniques identifies items **valuable for trading dust**, helping players identify **potentially valuable items**.
* 🔄  These modules are compatible with all filters and can be easily **added or removed** in FilterBlade.
* 🔍  To add the modules, users can search for "**B Mage**" in the public modules section of FilterBlade and **apply them to their existing filters**.
* 🔄  Removing a module **reverts all changes it made**, ensuring a **hassle-free experience** for players.
* 👍  B Mage emphasizes the importance of these modules for current gameplay, especially with the **increased demand for dust** in the game.
* 🎥  The video tutorial provides a step-by-step guide for **adding and removing these modules** in the game's filter system.

hello YouTube, this is ba Mage again, and uh, today we're coming with some very important things, some very important things. Spent a lot of time. We made two filter modules. For anyone who doesn't know, filter modules are not the same as filters. Filter modules can be applied to any filter in existence. If you already run my filters, I've already merged these modules into your filters for you. You don't need to worry about that. But if you don't run my filters or you don't like my filters, I made these modules compatible with all filters. So you can add these modules, which I will go through how to do. You can add these modules to any filter you want, and if you later on don't like it, you can remove the module and revert all changes that it made. So we're going to jump in-game and show you what they did. The first module is a Kings March item filter fix. Basically, what's happening here is because Kings March is Monster level one, a lot of filters look pretty bad when you open up the thing and you're like, Oh.

it's not really hiding as much as it would in maps. It might be stricter than this depending on your filter, but a lot of stuff is showing through that wouldn't show in maps, and that is because it's following level one rules. So, all this module does is locate every single level one rule in existence and turn them all off so that the filter can behave as if it was in maps, which leads to a much nicer-looking, a lot more stuff gets hidden. I have only either level 21 or above 15% quality gems showing, and then it's looking for things that are at least double high-tier rolls. Um, I might make these stricter at some point, but they're all done by tiers, but it's getting rid of a lot of things. Now, this module will not change what shows and what's hidden on your filter at all. All it will do is make Kings March act as if it was in the map. So, however strict your filters are, they will become that strict in Kings March as well. So, very good module, very nice what we

had to do for that was turn off every single level one rule. So now when I look at level one, almost everything is hidden, at least everything that was relevant. The downside of this is if you make a new character, that initial gem on the floor, that'll be hidden, and you will have to press alt and pick that up. I've already confused the crap out of two or three people from chat because they went and made new characters, and they were like, Where's my gem? Yeah, it's hidden. Look, it's Zone level one. I had to make this to meet Zone level one rules, and that means it gets hidden. That's the downside. It's not my fault. I didn't pick the Zone level of Kings March. All right, all right. The second module that we've made is a dust module. Some people who stute may have noticed that quite a few uniques that are normally trash and would normally be hidden are suddenly worth 20 or 30 chaos U, some even more than that. The reason is because they're worth a

buttload of d D. So, we went through the full list of all the things that are worth dust that are relatively common, and I made a slightly different-looking unique tier and dragged only the ones that would be hidden on stricter filters out. So, this might change over time. I will be keeping an eye on it. I will be adding extra things in if they're like if we find more things that aren't in high tiers and whatnot that need to be added. But as I edit the module, your filter will automatically get that edit if you've got this module. So, that's all this is. It's a little another unique tier with some stuff that would normally be garbage pulled out because it's worth a lot of dust. That's all it is. You've got this little blue line around it so that you know that it's a dust unique. This is pretty important since dust is now quite a bottleneck. The new way that dust is working has made us need a lot more of it, and quite a bit of this is worth picking up now. So, there's

that now you might ask how do I put a module on. So I've got a fresh thing here, we're not logged in. So you would load up your own filter if you're not using mine, and you just want these modules. You'd load up your own filter where you've got all your own settings. Come to overview modules, hit public modules up here, and just search by author B Mage. Now this search quite often takes 10, 15, 20 seconds. It's a long search, so you'll just have to sit there and wait. You think it's not working, it is working, it's just very slow. And there they are, there's both of them, Kings March filter, fixer dust filter for uniques. You hit add, you hit add, you hit apply, that's it. And if later on you're like, oh man, I really don't want that dust filter anymore, I don't like it. You load back up your filter in filter blade, you go to modules currently loaded, and all you do is you hit delete, apply, and it doesn't

just take the module off. It reverts all the changes the module made, so it's very hassle-free. I've done all the work. I've made all the modules. All you have to do is install them on your own filters. All right, I hope that helps. I will see everybody next time. Goodbye.

Balor Has Item Filter Modules That Make Kingsmarch Looting Easier | PoE 3.25 Settler's of Kalguur

BalorMage

The creator has developed two filter modules that can be applied to any existing filter, providing compatibility for all users.

The first module focuses on fixing the item filter for Kings March, a level one area, by turning off level one rules to mimic the stricter filtering of maps.

This module aims to hide more items and create a nicer-looking interface, without changing the overall filtering rules.

Changes to Level One Rules and Dust Module

Level one rules have been adjusted, causing relevant items, like initial gems, to be hidden and requiring players to press alt to pick them up.

A new dust module has been introduced, making previously worthless uniques valuable due to their dust worth, with a different unique tier created to highlight these items.

The module will be updated over time, and the blue line around dust uniques will help players identify them, as dust has become a bottleneck in the game.

To add a module, load your own filter and go to the overview modules.

Search for public modules by author B Mage, noting that the search may take 10-20 seconds.

Once you find the modules, hit add and apply them, and you can later delete any unwanted modules by going to the currently loaded section and hitting delete.

Removing the module reverts all changes made, making it easy to manage.

The speaker has completed all the work and created the modules for others to install on their filters.

The speaker hopes this information is helpful and says goodbye.