Ultimate Farming Strategy for Profitable Gaming Strategy

The ultimate strategy involves farming gold, upgrading Kings March, and running T16 corrupted eight-mod maps to make a profit.

### Ultimate Gaming Money-Making Strategy: Mapping, Town Upgrades, and Shipping
* 🗺️  The strategy involves **fast mapping for gold**, upgrading **Kings March**, and running **shipping routes to maximize income**.
* 💰  The mapping strategy focuses on running **T16 corrupted eight-mod maps**, earning around **200k gold per hour**.
* 🌐  The Atlas tree is optimized for boosting map mods, drops, and currency, with a specific focus on **Beyond monsters and currency drops**.
* 🧭  Recommended maps for this strategy include **City Square** and **Toxic Sewer**, with City Square potentially offering **higher gold returns**.
* 🔮  The loot from an hour of mapping included scarabs, maps, and currency, with an estimated profit of around **4-5 divines**.
* 🏗️  When upgrading Kings March, it's advised to focus on **Farmers and Mappers**, with lower-tier workers being more **cost-efficient** for other tasks.
* 🚢  Shipping routes should be chosen based on the **desired rewards**, with corn being a **valuable resource for increasing shipment value**.
* ⚙️  The strategy involves constantly **rerolling and recruiting workers** until you have a **strong mapping team** that can run **T16 maps without significant risk**.

### Efficient Currency Farming Strategy in Path of Exile: Scouring, Mapping, and Trade
* 💰  By utilizing both **mapping and shipping strategies** in the King's March expansion, players can earn a **significant amount of currency** in Path of Exile.
* 🗺️  The strategy involves running maps with Atlas Runners and sending shipments to various ports, with the potential to **earn up to 50 chaos per hour**.
* 📦  Shipments can bring back valuable items like **Divine orbs, Exalts, and valuable runes**, with the potential to earn up to **6 Divines per hour**.
* 🔍  When selling items on the exchange, it's important to set **competitive prices** based on market ratios and adjust them to ensure **quick sales**.
* ⚔️  The strategy involves balancing the difficulty of the maps to **maximize completion rates and rewards**, with easier maps having **higher completion rates** but **lower potential rewards**.
* 💹  The exchange system in Path of Exile works similarly to stock or betting exchanges, where players can **set prices for items they want to sell** and buyers can **purchase them at those prices**.
* 📈  By selling items in bulk after a few hours of farming, players can **maximize their profits** and **reduce the time spent on trading**.
* 🎮  The strategy is designed to be efficient for players who want to **combine mapping and trading** to **optimize their currency farming** in the game.

hey all, and welcome back to Fuz Duy Gaming. In this video, I'll share my ultimate farming strategy for making money, upgrading Kings March, and running your three map devices to run T16 corrupted eight-mod maps. This strategy involves three different aspects, which I'll break down and give examples. The first part is a fast mapping strategy designed to get a moderate profit of three or four divines per hour, but the main purpose is to just farm a ton of gold to upgrade the town to the max. The second part is using the gold we farmed to firstly max out Kings March if you've not already done it. This should be pretty quick to do. The next use of gold revolves around getting high-level workers and putting our mappers to work, which I will cover in more detail. The third part is utilizing shipping to bring in another steady income alongside our mappers. What you should be left with is a strategy that brings in more than enough gold to keep three high-level mapping teams running and keep your ships operational at all times. It should

also leave you enough gold to then just run your production overnight without your Farmers running out of gold. And I'll go through a few tips that you can do to reduce your wage Bill. If you've blasted particularly hard, you might even be able to run your mappers whilst you are offline, but this needs a lot of excess gold. Okay, with the overview out of the way, let's jump on to the mapping part. Now, this is quite a difficult strategy if your character is not a particularly good mapper, but I'll go through things you can do to change if it gets a little bit too difficult. I've designed a mapping tree to be an Al Ando no investment strategy so that there's no downtime by in scarabs or roll in maps for specific mods. The maps get back an average of 10k gold per map, and they're really quick to run with a decent mapping character. You should be earning around 200k gold per hour, and that's without accounting for the pirate encounters that we will inevitably get.

by running three sets of map runners and six small shipments per hour, you can of course put in scarabs to boost pack size number of monsters. Alters strong boxes if you want even more gold, but scarabs are at the point now price-wise where I think it eats a good chunk of the profit, and personally I feel it's just better to run it out. Can go we'll go through the atlas tree shortly, but the idea behind the strategy is to boost the mods on our maps as much as possible while also boosting drops for scarabs and getting as many monsters as we can into the map. Now the extra monsters that spawn do drop less gold than the natural monsters, but they still add a few thousand gold to each map, and they give you more chance drop loot that is actually worth picking up. Now the atlas tree focuses on the following: it guarantees Beyond monster with increased merging radius and more portals, which adds an absolute ton of mobs to the map, and it also gives you chance to drop

currency and Beyond. Currency, we're taking seran xile Alters along with increased pack size to get currency drops. We take all the shrine nodes to give Buffs to you and even more monsters into the maps. We take all the increased map effect nodes on the tree along with increased chance to drop scarabs, and finally, we take chance to drop higher tier maps and connected Maps. One thing to note because I always get questions about it is why take the higher drop transfer Maps when you've got four void stones in and can only drop t16s. Even though we do have four void stones in the way map drops work is that Maps lower than t16 will still drop, they just get hidden and then converted into points based on the tier of the map. When you hit a certain level of points a tier 16 map will drop having the chance drop higher TI means instead of a t-15 converting into basically 1/3 of a t16 map it drops an actual t16 map same with t14s it takes nine tier 14s to get

a t16. If you can turn one of them into a 15, it just increases the chance of you getting to a t16 map drop quicker. A link to the atlas tree will be in the video description. Feel free to drop beyond nodes if they make the maps too difficult. They do add good currency and gold, but if you just find them too difficult, feel free to drop them until your character is in a better position to take them on. I would, however, 100% recommend keeping the increased effect of map mods because that increases the quantity and the rarity, which therefore increases your gold drops and loot drops. For what they're worth, I would also take the Scarab nodes as you only need a couple of good scarabs to drop to make you a decent amount of currency. The altars, as I mentioned, are there for currency and to add maps and on some occasions to give quantity and rarity boost. Lastly, the map nodes, I would 100% take them. We're going to want to give excess maps to our map runners if we

don't don't have the map nodes who may end up not having the maps to sustain our map runners who are going to bring us some nice income so in terms of mapping what maps do I recommend in all the footage and in all my testing I run underground C and toxic sewer because they're both maps that have a fairly easy layout and they pack a ton of monsters in however underground C is a bit finicky to navigate around so I actually just did a few map tests on City square and you actually end up getting more gold I've just done Four City squares and ended up with 60k gold from those maps mainly because you get three bosses so get more chances of boss loot and they all drop decent amounts of gold so what I would recommend you do in terms of your favorites City Square for most of them then one toxic sewer you'll just run City squares until you run out and then you'll go and you'll run your toxic sewer they're both really quick maps to run I actually think running

this combination, you're going to get more maps done as well. So, I think on that combination, you can push to 230,000 gold per hour, but that's what I recommend doing. I'm not taking um any of the nodes here cuz I just can't get there. But if you want to put singly focus in, you could give up some map nodes to put that in. And that means that you're only going to drop um toxic SE it and City squares. We do not take any of the boss map nodes. So, you might be giving up the old boss map, but t7s aren't affected by singular Focus. So, the atlas tree here is a different one that I would progress to once I've got enough Maps. The one Linked In the video description is going to be slightly different to the one I run because I wasn't really running the optimal Scarab node. So, I've switched a couple of nodes around, but it's r roughly the same give I take a few nodes. What I would do once you've got a decent

map Supply is you can drop all of the map nodes, and you can actually take a load more Scarab nodes. And this is what your tree would look like once you don't need to worry too much about sustain. You will still drop Maps, but I think you may be only going to sustain by 75%. So you're going to need a bit of maps to start with to do this tree. What this gives you is 93% increased scarabs found. Rare monsters have a 50% chance to drop scarabs per modifier. Unique monsters have 200% increase chance, and scarabs found in your maps are less common variety. This is a trail would go with when you have no worries at all about map sustain. So I thought we'd go through next is just the loot that I got from an hour's worth of mapping. Now I have spent all of the gold because I needed to go to bed, and obviously I needed my town to actually function while I was in bed. But we got a total of 200k gold from the

20 maps that I ran, and it took around an hour to run them. In terms of loot, it's nothing remarkable. You get quite a few scarabs. You'll drop an absolute ton of maps, which are really important for two reasons. You can either bulk sell the ones that are popular to run, or you can go and corrupt them all. You run the ones that are runnable; the ones that you can't run, you can give to your map runners because they don't care about map mods. So every single thing that you get out of this strategy, you're either going to sell or reuse. So your currencies, you can all sell on the exchange really easily, even in really small stacks. T7 maps, obviously price check them properly because they're a bit price fixed. They go for really, really decent currency. You're going to get runes from your pirate encounters and other things like L books. I come across the namess here. He dropped me this, which was about 60c. I think it gets price checked at 12C because it doesn't look

at rolls um and another couple of junk units that are not worth very much. And this is yeah the kind of loot that you're going to get. So nothing remarkable but in terms of loot, it's about 4 and a half divol. And that's included in the maps but the maps are important. They are income so there's nothing that goes to waste on this strategy. The rubbish maps that won't sell or you don't want to run, just give them to your map runners. Like I say, your decent maps you can corrupt to eight mod and and either sell them, run them, or give to your mat runners if they're ain't modded but they got mods that you cannot run um so there's no wastage. And you're going to be able to sell everything really easily. If you want to use the exchange you can which i' probably recommend because you're going to have small volumes of everything and that's where the exchange comes in really handy. Normally on trades you'd need bulk of something to get a decent

price, whereas on the exchange, everyone's bulk goes together. So you may only add two scarabs in, but that might add to a bulk of 100 at that price point, which means it's easier to sell. And as long as you price stuff realistically, it's going to sell really, really quickly. It does just cost quite a bit of gold to sell stuff for chaos, so if you can sell for divines, if not sell for chaos, and you're going to have so much gold from this strategy that you could still sell stuff for thousands and thousands of chaos, and you'd still be having currency left over to do what you want with. So, in terms of estimating, I would say that when we priced up properly, this was about five divines of returns. Let's say the maps cost us a Divine, so you're going to look at four divines profit for that hour. But it's the next few hours where you're going to start turning over more currency because you're going to have map runners running maps all the time, and you're going to

have your shipping sending that probably six shipments per hour. I didn't do that CU I wanted to get the footage recorded. So what I'm going to do now while I go AFK is I'm going to load up my map device with maps. I'm going to load up my ships and then we'll see what we're left with at the end. So you can get an idea of maybe what we got from that hour's worth of mapping. So let's talk about what to upgrade in Kings marks with your gold and had to streamline your wage Bill and fish for high level mappers and Farmers. Now ideally in terms of upgrades you want to upgrade everything in Kings March other than run smithing disenchanting and then Rec combinators mainly because these three do not add anything for our strategy in terms of income. They're quite expensive and it's really not something you want to be wasting gold on. You only need a few disenchanter realistically because you just need to keep up a few hundred dust to send with your shipment in terms.

of Rune crafting, you shouldn't need to craft weapons as part of this strategy. So again, if it's not already upgraded, you can leave this until later. So let's talk about workers first. A lot of people think that you want to stack level 10 workers everywhere, but this isn't actually the case because they're actually less gold efficient than lower tier workers. It's going to cost you more money for the same performance to have level 10 workers than level five smelters, for example. A level 10 smelter, even though they'll get the job done quicker, it costs more money, and you're never going to have massive cues of smelting and mining once you get rid of the initial backlog that you might have at the beginning of the game when you haven't got your team set up. So you don't even need full teams, and they don't need to be expensive. Ideally, you want the smallest team as possible with lower tier workers. So mine might be overkill, but I've got 10 workers, one level nine, and the rest eights, sevens.

and sixes miners are much cheaper so you don't need to worry too much about miners um so I do have a level 10 and he's only 3 46 per hour so it's not hugely um detrimental to have high level miners but again you don't need them because they get the stuff mined so quickly where you want to concentrate on your currency is Farmers and mappers because they're the workers that earn your currency so if we going to farming and have a look at a plot obviously the higher level work you've got the more crops they'll turn over yes they cost more money but this isn't one where they ever stop so there's no efficiency here to look at you basically the more crops you can generate regardless of the currency the cost the better because you're going to be able to ship more out so your goal over time is to upgrade your Farmers so the way I handled it is at the beginning I had like level six farmers and then use normal rolls to get

level sevens. Then, once I start getting to higher tiers, that's when you might want to look at the expensive roll. But we'll come on to that in a moment. Same with your mappers. The way I set these up is I didn't start mapping until I had a full team that can clear corrupted t16 maps with only a 1% chance of dying. Then what I've done because I had enough gold is set up my other two for white maps and yellow maps. So, my second map device had like level seven mappers. They could clear yellow maps fairly comfortably. And then my last MPP in station had like level five and six workers. And they could clear white maps. You don't need to do this because it does still cost quite a lot of gold. You can just wait until all three are maxed out and you can run uped t60 maps with only a very, very slim chance of your workers dying. In terms of when to recruit, it was pretty much to given that just using the normal higher

was better than using the expensive reroll because it very rarely gave you anything that you need. They have now reworked it to give you much better workers in this 22 and a half thousand roll. What I'd recommend you do if you still only have like tier six workers just use the normal upgrade because you're going to get better than that on most occasions. If you're at the point where only tier eight or more on Farming and mapping uh will work for you that's when you start using the more expensive roll because you've got more chance of hitting them and I think it will save you money in the long run now that they've reworked that roll. As you can see here in terms of my current workers I've got loads that I've removed from things I don't need to get rid of them because they're idle so I don't need to do anything with them because they don't cost any gold they're basically there in case I urgently need smelters but I don't think I ever will or I decide I

want to go on a massive disenchanting run. And then I've got a few low-level mappers in reserve because I haven't got any higher ones in case one of my mappers dies. These can just go in and slot in until I get a better one through the reroll system. So that's kind of the way you want to go about your upgrades. Get your town upgraded first, then put the minimum bare workforce you need everywhere other than farming and mapping. And that's where all your gold is going to go. So let's say you've completed all your upgrades, you farmed for an hour, you've got 200k gold, literally just spend it rerolling, getting mappers and getting farmers. And do that until you've got a decent squad for mapping, at least one that can run t16s. You can then set that one squad up and get them running maps. Then when you get more currency, you can set up your second and third team. And eventually the only thing you're going to have to worry

about is replacing the mapper when they die. But the way you have it set up, they only have a 1% chance of dying when they're mapping. So, it's going to be few and far between that you need to do that. I didn't set my mappers up while I was doing the recording for the mapping because I just wanted to get that bit done. So, as I explained, what I'm going to do now is set my three mapping teams off. I'm going to send my shipments off, and then we'll come back and we'll look at what sort of value they get back very quickly. We'll just again touch on the maps that we get back. All I will do is Al all of these set at their rare. Then I will corrupt them all. Any eight mod maps that are my favorite map that I can run, I will run because it's going to spit out a ton of gold. Any that I can't run because the mods, they're the ones that go to my mapping team because they don't care about map mods at all. So, I've

ided all of my maps that I had in my stash, made them rare, corrupted them, and set up my map runners. Now, my map runners are not yet finished. I only have one fully high scored with like tens and nines. The rest are eights and sevens, so they have a bigger chance of dying. It's up to you whether you take the risk because they're easier to replace in like a level 10 or a level 9 map, but I've kind of gone with I want 5% or less risk on my maps. So, do I have set them up for now because I still need to do further upgrades. Is my squad that's really high, so it's 10 and nines. I've basically put in all my corrupted maps that I don't want to run. Some of them are eight mod, um, some aren't. They have a 1% chance for every map other than these two, which are two and three CU. They're a little bit more difficult then for my squad that's high but not as high.

basically put in Magic and rares so you can see for magic. T6 they're 1% chance. On the rares, they're 5 and 4%. I'm happy for that because these are going to be easy to replace cuz there's some level eights that are going to come around fairly regularly. And then for my third mapping setup, these are lower. I've got some sevens and eights. I don't have any nines or tens. So for these I've just put in scoured Maps because it's 2% chance for the atlas Runner to die. So again it's fairly comfortable for them to complete that. The reason I want a low percentage chance is it also gives them a higher chance to clear more of the map. If I put a rare map in here, it probably go to like 25 to 100% completion with a higher chance of dying if you were to go offline as well. When a mappa dies that breaks the flow so that then the rest of

the mappers won't carry on because obviously that might then put the percentages up, and might mean that your next mappa dies. Um, so I'll set these all off to run in a second, and then we'll come back and get all the loot. Uh, for shipping, the way you want to do it is ideally just go to the lowest, uh, or nearest harbor. Ribbon Fel will bring you back runes. Nanu will bring you back tattoos. These aren't ideal because I don't have any food requisitions here, because you get a bonus percentage based on the food that you send. So, Nanu, for example, corn gets 150% shipment value. So the more corn I send, the more currency I'm going to get back. So for these, I'll just send maybe 3,000 corn, 1,000 everything else, a tiny bit of dust, and then I will do that three times because this looks like the better port to ship to. And so all we do is select the port. Again, as you can see, I've got very

minimal ships because I'm only sending little shipments. There's no need to stack these with level 10 because it doesn't need them. We're not sending Big Value shipment, so if just go to Corn which is here, we're going to send 3,000, and then for everything else, we're just going to send 1,000. You can send higher if you want because we do have more, so we probably send 2,000 of everything else, and 4,000 of the other resource, but remember you're going to be sending these every 30 minutes, so just make sure that whatever it is that you send, you can keep up with the supply. So we go 2,000, 2,000, and then just a tiny bit of dust, doesn't matter, we'll just do 100. So the shipment varies 450k, zero risk of it having unforeseen encounters. If the pirate turns up, great, that's even more free currency. So just go done, and then we'll set sale, and then I'm going to do exactly the same.

with the other two so we'll just select this port again, and again, we want to send more corn than everything else because of a bonus, and then we just send 2,000 of everything else, and then just a tiny bit of dust. You can send however much you want. You send a th if you want. As you can see, this now has a slight risk, so I might add a worker in here. So if we just add another shipper in that, then takes that risk to Total zero, and then we're fine. We can set sail on that, and then we will do the last port here. And again, I'm just going to pick exactly the same. We're going to go more corn than everything else 'cause that's what they want, and then 2,000 of the other supplies. And what you get back is a smattering of currency and some tattoos, but you have got a chance of that currency to be a Divine, which is kind of what we're fishing for. Um, so again, just however much dust you want to send. It's totally up to you. So that's

shipment value again of nearly half a million so done set sale, and then we'll come back in a moment, and we'll check those out, and we'll check the mapping returns out. So just as I was about to send my mappers out, I've had the Pirates Commander one of my ships, so we'll just go in quickly, do that fight, and get some gold. You're going to find if you're sending like 6 to n ships an hour, you're probably going to get the pirate at least once an hour, so that is another really, really nice boost for gold. So if we go into our shipping here, we can see Pirates commanded the ship, so we'll go and rescue these guys, and then that will give me a nice chunk of gold. Don't worry if your character is not massively stacked, as long as you avoid the massive anchor that drops, this fight really easy run you through deaths. Crush you unfortunately, you can't skip the water phases, you have to do two each time of the sea, so just keep an eye on them, avoid.

them when they come in. Just don't panic in this bits really easy. Even if you get hit by a couple, you should be fine as long as you've got, you know, half these defenses. So he's going to go immune again in a minute, there he goes away, and then again, I tend to just stay in this Inner Circle, watch out for the waves, or get hit by all of them like I'm good at. There we go, but I don't have particularly good defenses, and these things don't really do much damage. I mean, I got hit by nearly every single one there. So again, just watch out for his anchor through that's that done. Captain always goes down with this sh, obviously the less DPS you got, you might have more issue dodging everything, um, but yeah, picked up a nice chunk of gold there in some rooms, um, so now we'll go back and then we'll set that ship off again when that comes back in with our mappers, we'll go and have a look, um, one thing

I've just done is changed my mappers so that they're just running an hours' worth of maps. So that gives you an idea of what the hourly return might be. So our first s of shipments are just about to come back, uh, so we'll go and check out the rewards. And remember you can send six to nine of these an hour. One thing I just want to mention, which will add into the next shipment, is if you put verium or into your shipment, the ones that go to ribbon fail will bring back scarabs, and the one that goes to Nano will bring back stack deck. So it's just a way you can get a bit more income, obviously that resource is than all the rest. So I would just recommend sending a little bit when you have it, um, so we'll just go in and check out the rewards. I'm not expecting anything amazing, maybe like five to 10 chaos each shipment, but we do have a chance to get Divine orbs and potentially some rare runes. So we'll check the first lot of rewards out. Got

two tattoos. I doubt they're worth anything, but it's worth price checking all your tattoos. And then we got all this currency back, which you're talking. Yeah, I would say at least 10 to 15 Cals worth of currency. So we'll take all of that. We'll then go to our next lot of rewards. That lot's even better. We got an exalt. We got eight chaos. We got yeah, plenty of stuff that's worth some currency. And again, two more tattoos. And so we'll take all of those currencies as well. And then we'll check out our last shipment. And again, decent. We've got an exalt, five chaos again, and a couple of tattoos. We'll see if we can take all of that loot. We can. And then we're just going to have a look what we've had back from that shipment. Again, I can just resend that out again. So we had 17 chaos, eight ofs, I'm making, which are basically a chaos. These are about two for one. Got two exalts, um, some vods, which you can

either use or sell some gem Cutters. Sell really easily, and this is all the little stuff you can sell on the exchange as and when you want to, and then you would just price check all your tattoos. So if we bring up awaken pery trade because I'm pretty sure the accuracy one goes for currency, and then we'll just check that tattoo for chaos. And yeah, I think you'd easily sell that for 10c. If we check the energy Shield one again, that's probably going to be 5c once you sell it. So the tattoos are definitely worth it as a little bit of income. We didn't get any runes because we just sent to the port that does the tattoos. If you had the other Port that you had to send items to, then you're going to get runes back instead of tattoos. And again, they're worth pretty decent currency. So again, I would think this is easily probably coming up to 50 chaos, maybe even more, maybe half a divine's worth of loot. So I think you can comfortably say you're

going to get a minimum of a Divine per hour from your shipping. Then, every time you get the odd lucky Divine, that's going to be two Divines. That just again adds to the income, and you can keep your ships running because you're going to have tons of gold coming in. So, I've now had our shipments and our map runners finished. So, we'll go back. We're going to put everything into a tab, and then we'll let Wealthy XL tell us what it's worth. Obviously, some bits and bobs are not going to sell, but for the most part with the exchange, if you put the time in, you can sell everything. Now, my maps were put in assuming that they fully complete them, which they didn't fully complete a lot of them. So, I've added more maps in because I wanted to get a breakdown for an hour. So, we'll go to the next lot of shipment. See, we had 11 stacked decks on that one, and we hardly send anything. So, that's a decent return. Again, more projectiles, sorry, more tattoos, and then a load more.

currency. So we'll take that, go to the next one. This time we only got two stack decks, but we got seven raw C and again couple of tattoos. Take all those. And then this time again eight stat decks, which I don't think they're worth a ton of currency at the moment in bulk. Yeah, a sort of 105, so not a huge amount but probably like 10 to 15 sew for stat decks there. Some and then some more tattoos and no divines, unfortunately, but still a decent amount of currency. So we'll go and put that into our shipping stash. They won't get priced anyway. The boots so we can leave them in there. And then it's time to go on to the mappers. So for the mappers, they will bring back loads of items that you can check if you want. I tend not to. I tend to just stick them trait in the disenchanter because they tend to be highly rolled. So you can see we've all finished. We didn't have any deaths.

there's one thing I want to talk about in regards to mapping which will come over once we've got all the loot. So this one unfortunately only completed 48%. That was pretty much the minimum that it could complete. Um so we'll take the loot here, and then if you want to, you can stick a couple of these in your disenchanter, which I'll put a few in, but I'm not desperate for the dust, and I don't want this video to go on too long. Not bad. And so for the rest of them, we'll just be discarding it. So this was our map Runner with the better Maps. So we'll go back in here, discard that, go on to the next map. Again, small amounts of currency, load of stuff there. I'm not going to bother checking. We had a map. Oh, there's one just finishing off. Um so we discard all of those. Obviously, you can check these. Like I said, I just really can't be bothered to check them. We'll take the map and the currency.

again 31 simula splinters. I'll just check the jewel. It is not very good. And then everything else again. You can stick these into your disenchanter if you want. For me, I'm going to discard them. Go to the next map again. Not very much. Just small amounts of currency, a gem that isn't even 20. So we're not taking that. And a dread art, which I'm pretty sure is worth, yep, nothing. So we'll discard all that. And then we'll go to the last map, which I completed 100% of. We got some oils, which might be a few C combined, but nothing to write home about. Got chaos, got some more currencies. We just double check the gems. None of them are 20%. Check the jewel. It's pretty bad. And then we had a map. So I'm not bothered about any of the rest of that. It might be I've just discarded an amazing item, but really don't care for the purposes of this. Um, so we'll discard all of the rest of it. And that

is what our better mapper done, and as you can see, not a ton to write home about. So again, we'll stick this in the stash. And this is kind of what I wanted to talk about at the end of going through these Maps, is whether you full clear Maps or whether you go for harder maps and the chance that they don't full clear them. Because with that set of maps, there were two that they didn't even get 50% clear. Um, and that obviously means you get half the loot back. So we'll go back and we'll look at the next one down. So as you can see, these cleared more, even though we're running worse Maps. It got back okay loot for that, uh, and then we'll just check that there's nothing Mega here. Gem is 9% and that one is six, so not going to bother. We will just get rid of all of this, go to the next one. Got four exotic coins. They're probably worth currency. Yeah, they're probably going to be fory. I would

think, and then we'll take some Harvest juice that will sell as well. And the good thing about the exchange is you can sell small amounts, but you don't have to sell them in Divine. So we'll discard all of that, go to the next one. Loads of stuff to look at here, whether any of it is any good is another matter. We've got an exalt, which is nice. More currency, contracts. I'm not going to bother with. You can obviously take them if you want. There's a unique that I don't care about. Just for the purposes of the video, we just discard all of this and move on. Just to make sure I'm not discarding a mirror, go into the next one. We'll just check that Jewel. That is it. It's not the worst jewel in the world, but I don't think it's going to sell. So again, we'll just take our loot here. Couple of raw chaos again. Lots of items I could look at if I wanted to, but I don't think any of them are going

to be worth anything. So again, we'll just discard last map. Again, just bubble gum stuff, nothing to write home about. Some terrible div cover not even taken. Now you can apply your loot filter if you want, and it will show you what you would pick up if you were mapping. Uh, we did get a 20% gem there, so we can sell that for a gem cutter's. Uh, and then we'll just double-check this. I don't think that's any good. So again, we'll discard. We just go and start dumping some of this loot. In fact, we'll sell this to get our gem cutter's first. I don't think that was worth any currency. Hopefully not. I've just put it in the wrong one, haven't I? Oh no, this is the right tab. Good. Thought I'd messed that up. Right, then we'll carry on. So, finished that one. So, it's just our plain white mappers to go. Let's see how these get. Well, they didn't fully clear that, so we got nothing. Next one, again, nothing worthwhile. Discard all those. Next one, again, just

some smatter in a currency, nothing really worthwhile. Jewel, not bothered about. And yeah, not bothered about any of the items. We've got a corpse, imperfect needle, horror doubt that's worth anything. We'll just get rid of that. Next one again, small currencies, they're worth nothing again. Not really going to bother checking. Is the essence one worth anything? Uh, no, not by so. So we'll discard all of those. And last one, we got absolutely nothing back again. So you can see if you put white maps in, it's even worth the gold, because I don't get very many items back. So we just discard all of those. We'll go back in and then we'll check the loot in general. So in my opinion, chiseling is great, mapping is not great. However, one thing I wanted to talk about was the easier the map, the more chances your Atlas Runners are going to fall clear. So if I put a yellow map in on my good Atlas runners that's scoured and we put it in, you can see they have 100% chance to clear the map.

if I go and get a red map that's just scoured, and then we'll go against a red map that isn't. So let's ID this, and let's just corrupt it anyway. If we put the plain red map in, they have a 91 to 100% map completion estimation. If we put in the one that's corrupted, it's 53 to 100%. So it's whether you want to go for guaranteed clear, but realistically not a lot of rewards, or the fact that they might only clear half the map, but you've got better chances of getting rewards. Where I think I'm going to use my mappers, but they're not good enough yet, which might mean all level 10 is. I'm just going to dump my guardian maps in because I never run them, and I can't be bothered to sell them. So if we scour this map, for example, and we put it in, we can see it's 62 to 100%. Is that the right Atlas device? It is.

think yeah so if you put this in, it's 62 to 100%. I don't know what it's going to be like with all level 10s. Now the quality might make a difference, that might push it up, but for them to actually bring back the fragment, they have to 100% clear the map. So if I put this in scoured and it doesn't hit 100%, I'm going to get back a couple of bubble gum currencies and nothing else. It's completely wasted. So I'd like to see what this is like with all level 10s, 'cause if it's 100% guaranteed, then that's great. If it's not, I'm not convinced about mapping, but I wanted to bring out a strategy that utilizes all of the King's Mar stuff. So this way you can have your mappers running all the time, your shipments can keep going in and out, and then you can just be blasting maps and having fun. If you're not bothered about any of the new mechanics, this obviously isn't something.

you want to do because I doubt it's Mega profitable, but it's going to turn over, I would think five to six divides an hour profit. So we'll just go and have a look at what this stash is worth now. Obviously, bear in mind if you were just going to sell all of this, it would take you ages. So you'd wait till you built it up, so it's at least a bit more manageable to sell. So we will go and we will bring over wealthy xile, and then we will just have a quick snapshot of these tabs. And you're talking two and a half divines in an hour. Now some of the stuff you can sell easy in the exchange, other stuff like if you get down here and you look at like, you know, two amber oils AT3, you're never selling all this stuff. But for the most part, you can sell all of this stuff within, I would say, 20 to 30 minutes on the exchange. But then if you waited 3 or 4 hours, you're just going to

have a bigger stack of everything so you're still spending the same amount of time on the exchange, but you're getting quadruple of money. So, I would think for this strategy, you're looking between six to seven divines profit per hour, but it's going to be lots of selling and lots of micromanaging your workers. But that was kind of what the strategy was all about is what can you do to MIM Max Kings March and what can your workers do while you're mapping. And their profit isn't that much lower than mine, but the stuff that I got out of my maps is much easier to sell than what the workers got out of theirs. So, we'll just go through the currency exchange. The one thing to know about the exchange is if you are selling in chaos and you want lots of chaos, it gets very expensive. I just had this void born key drop in my last map. If I want to sell this for two divines, which is about the G rate, it's going to cost me 500 gold if I wanted to

sell it for the equivalent of chaos, which, that says about 490c, is 12,250 gold. So yes, sell stuff, but if you're looking to sell tons and tons of bulk, I do think trade is probably the best way to do it because it is using a ton of gold, but you will have a lot in this strategy. And so I'm just going to check that two divines is actually available because that seems about the going rate looking at trade. So we'll just say that there, and it is. So we got our two divines for the voidborn key. I may have just got scammed on that um, but it's very difficult to tell because check in trade there're about 1.8. You never know how many people might be price fixing these, but yeah, that was a simple trade for two divines. So let's go and look at some other sales, and I'll just go through how you want to get pricing it, some shortcuts, and some features that you can use. So first thing to do 'cause we're going to be selling

mainly in chaos get a stack of chaos into your stash. Then we'll just go and grab some bits from our shipping, and we'll go and do some sales. Um, so we'll just grab some random stuff. So, I take some scourers, we'll take 20 VAR orbs. We'll see if we've got any orbs of our making. We do. We've got 18. Um, do we have an exalt? We do. So we'll just take one exalt as well. What I would recommend you do is wait until you've done three or four hours because you want to sell these in bulk. Have like 50,000 in Gold so that you know you've got gold to fulfill all of the trade costs. So the easiest way, if you control and left click an item, that will go into I have. If you control shift and left click an item, it goes into I want. It saves you're having to go through this massive menu. So let's say I have an exalt and I want to sell it in chaos. It's going to give

you the market ratio. What this means is that there are 1,326 exalts that people want for 13.1. That suggests that's probably the wrong price people are selling them at. Because people would just be lazy and put that up. What you can now do is hold alt, and it will give you a different price. It will give you the price for people that have actually set sales. So it's 14 and a half for an exal against 13 for an exal. So I'm going to price mine at 14 for one exal, place that order, and I'm pretty sure that's going to sell fairly quickly because mine's going to be the cheapest one offering. And it did. So even though it's a chaos, I would always check the market ratio against compete and trades. If there's very little difference, it's up to you how you want to do it because you will instantly sell at the market ratio if you want to because that's what people are wanting to buy for. So that's the chaos sold. Um, or EXA sold. That's

easy enough. So, what about something like 20 vobs again? Control left-click to get your vobs in there. It gives you the rate. This is where you need to be careful on things like this. So, people are basically saying, I want them for 4 vobs for a chaos, 5 v for a chaos. That's unlikely to be the price. If you hold Al, it looks like realistically it's 2 to one. There are a few trades up at 2 to 3, but there again, it's gone straight back to two. So, if I stick mine in at two, I'm pretty confident they'll sell. So, if we say I got 20 vobs and I want to go for 10 chaos, then that's basically saying, Yeah, two vobs for one chaos. Place the order, and this might take a little while to sell because people might keep putting them in at different prices. But in general, these should sell. There are tons below that at 1.9 that eventually might sell if the stock runs out. So, I'll just leave that in, and then I'll go and

map and come back. The only difficulty is the more you have, the more you can set specific ratio. So, I wasn't really able to set 2.03 because I'd need more vobs to set that exact ratio. Um, so we've got our chaos there for our exalt, we got our divines for our void born key. So, let's go and do something that's not as valuable, something like orbs scouring. So, we can have a look here again, the market ratio comes in at 1 to 10. It's never that. If we then hold out, we can see that it's really realistically about four scourers per chaos. Again, there's a load in there at 4.03, which to get that price, you're going to need a ton of scourers to be able to get to that strange ratio. So, I could decide I want to put them in at four, but what you might want to do is just check for a few seconds to see if stock is selling. Um, at 03, the difficulty is again, people can't really get that.

price, unless they're buying loads and loads of scaring orbs. So it kind of blocks the flow from actually getting into a sale position. So you might want to move it up even more. So if we say we got 30 and we know the G rate is about 4 to one, we could set something like 7. We should go 4.29. That should then sell because it'll go ahead of the other one. So we can just place order and then that should sell pretty quickly for people that just want like a few scaring orbs. And there we go, that's sold. That's kind of the way around it is just find the ratio that's slightly above. Because there were so many going in at 4.03, it kind of made it difficult for me to sell. So these, for example, if we check the vobs again, now there's less at 2.5. There kind of 395. So I'm comfortable these will sell if I just wanted to get rid of them. We could cancel it. We could get them

back and then we could just say we wanted it for 0.9. So you could just sell it for nine for 20 if you just want to get your sell done. And then that should sell much quicker and it's, you know, a chaos difference. But like I say, you really want to be selling in bigger bulk. It allows you to set more specific ratios and it saves your time. You don't want to be going in every hour and selling like nine chos worth of vobs. So again, we'll just check someone's jumped in and done like 2.5. Again, you're going to get people put in different trades in, but if someone's way out, they're going to sell their stock straight away. So I'm not too worried about it. And we can see here that once those 2.5 sell, which will be fairly quickly, then mine comes in and they'll sell. So you can just leave that and you can carry on mapping. We'll just do a few more trades for some different kind of things just so you can get a feel for it.

um, but things like big scarabs, for example, you can sell individually. CU some of them will have like 20-25 C. So if we take this Harbinger scab, I know they're worth currency. So if we go on and have a look at the exchange or just on trade, they're listed at 10, but they quickly go up to 12. So I think these are probably more like 13 or 14. So just go in here, currency exchange again, left-click. So 15 is the market rate. And if we look at the competing trades, they're about 7. So we can set this for 17c. So that's kind of it. It works basically as an exchange. If you've ever done like betting exchanges or stock exchanges, it works exactly the same. You set a price you want to sell at. If someone's happy with that price, they'll buy it off you. Um, so I'll go and map these things, will sell in no time. And then I'm going to do three or four hours mapping, and then I'm

going to start selling the stuff in proper bulk so there we go. Everything sold. Now completed those two trades just for demonstration purposes, and that's all you do. Just go through your stash, clear everything out that you can be bothered to sell. What you can't, you put into your stash. You wait till you got bigger bulk, and then you sell it. That's kind of it for the video. If people want to know more about the exchange, let me know. I'm happy to make a bit of a longer video. That's it. Thank you very much for watching. Take care and see you in the next one.

My All in 1 Farming Strat for Mapping & Kingsmarch POE 3.25

Fuzzy Duckzy

Ultimate Farming Strategy for Making Gold in Fuz Duy Gaming

The strategy involves fast mapping to farm gold, using the gold to upgrade Kings March and hire high-level workers, and utilizing shipping for steady income.

The mapping strategy is designed to earn around 200k gold per hour by running three sets of map runners and six small shipments.

The atlas tree focuses on boosting map mods, increasing monster spawns, and maximizing gold and loot drops, with a recommended map combination of City Square and Toxic Sewer for optimal gold farming.

Efficient Scarab Farming Strategy in "Map Supply"

The strategy allows for increased scarab drops and is focused on maximizing map and currency returns.

By running maps and focusing on scarab drops, players can either sell the maps or corrupt them for additional profit.

The strategy ensures minimal wastage by either selling or reusing every item obtained.

Upgrading in Kings' March should focus on everything except run smithing disenchanting and Rec combinators, and it's more cost-efficient to have lower-tier workers than a full team of level 10 workers.

Efficient Strategies for Managing Miners, Farmers, and Mappers

Miners are cheap and quick, so focus on upgrading Farmers and Mappers who earn your currency.

Upgrade to higher level Farmers and use normal rolls to get level sevens, then consider expensive rolls at higher tiers.

For mapping, set up a full team that can clear corrupted t16 maps with a 1% chance of dying, then gradually upgrade for lower risk.

Continuously reroll and upgrade Farmers and Mappers as you earn gold, eventually setting up multiple teams for mapping and focusing on minimizing the risk of worker death.

Efficient Strategies for Map and Shipping Management in the Game

Players should strategically place maps with low percentage chances in their mapping setup to allow for higher map completion and lower risk of interruption.

When shipping, it is ideal to prioritize sending a large quantity of corn, as it provides a bonus percentage in shipment value, while also considering the risk factor and adjusting the shipment accordingly.

Dealing with the Pirates Commander can provide a significant boost in gold, making it a valuable encounter for players to take advantage of.

Maximizing Income from Shipments and Map Runs in Path of Exile

Changing mappers to run hourly maps can give a clear idea of the hourly return.

Sending verium or into shipments can bring back valuable items like scarabs and stack decks, providing a bit more income.

With careful planning and resource allocation, it is possible to earn a minimum of a Divine per hour from shipping, with the potential to earn even more.

By putting in the time and effort, almost everything from the shipments and map runs can be sold, maximizing the income potential.

Discarding Loot and Map Clearing Strategy in Path of Exile

The speaker discards various items and currency obtained from different maps.

They prioritize easier maps for a higher chance of full clearance, even if the rewards are not as significant.

The strategy is to choose between guaranteed map clearance with fewer rewards and the possibility of incomplete clearance with better chances of getting rewards.

Maximizing Profits in Path of Exile with Map Fragment Trading

Trading map fragments at a 100% clear rate can guarantee high profits.

The strategy involves selling items in bulk on the exchange for maximum returns, with a focus on chaos trading.

Using shortcut keys like control and left click can streamline the selling process and checking market ratios before setting prices can help ensure quick sales.

Tips for Efficient Trading in the Gaming Market

Control left-click to set your desired ratio for buying and selling.

Setting a slightly higher ratio than the market price can help you sell more quickly.

Selling in bigger bulk allows for more specific ratios and saves time in the long run.