Uber Exar Farming: Profitability and Loot Analysis

Uber Exar farming yields slight profit but is time-consuming and not highly recommended.

### Uber Exar Farming Profitability Analysis
* 💰  The author tested 100 Uber Exar runs, spending about **2 hours on the fights** and **4 hours buying fragments** at a rate of **5 fragments per Divine**.
* 📦  Loot from the runs included **56 Quars**, **18 Boots**, **20 Gloves**, **3 Jewels**, and various currency items like **Alchemy Orbs** and **Exalted Orbs**.
* 💲  The total profit from selling all items obtained was approximately **3,410 K**, with an additional **114 Divines** gained from item sales and currency drops.
* ⏳  The overall profit was considered disappointing, with an estimated **14 Divines of profit** after factoring in the **time spent on both farming and buying fragments**.
* 🎲  The author concluded that Uber Exar farming is "**much closer to bait**" than great in terms of profitability, due to the **randomness of drops** and the **time investment required**.
* 🔮  The author suggested that **faster killing or more efficient fragment buying** might make this farming method more profitable, but currently does not recommend it as a **top farming strategy**.
* 💬  The author noted that the market for some items, like the "**Archive Key**" and certain **Jewels**, could affect the **actual profit** made from this farming method.
* 🧐  Despite the somewhat disappointing results, the author mentioned that the farming test was not a total loss, as **some profit was still made** and **no currency was lost** in the process.

Hey everybody, Ron here, and it's been some time since the leak started. So, let's check how Uber boss Farm Works in-game current state, if it's profitable or not, and is it great or B. Our guest of honor today is Uber Exar. During the test, Mr. Exar was killed about 100 times, and she dropped a lot of shiny loot that we could sell, especially considering the fragment prices. Right in this video, I will showcase a detailed breakdown of loot received and time spent, together with my thoughts and using timestamps as usual for particular topics. And let me know in the comments if there's a mechanic that you want me to test for greater bait series. Let's see if Uber xar can be profitable. Let's go. So basically, to fight Uber xar, you will need to use five blazing fragments, and you can get those fragments from tier 17s because they're dropping with some chance. Generally, farming 500 fragments for that test will be a little too hard, so I will mostly bind them. I I've been

buying five fragments per one Divine for some time, and it took me about half a day of preparation, not in the pure time, but just because there's not enough fragments on the market to buy all of them for that price. I wanted to keep it in five fragments per one Divine price because I think that's the best chances for profit that we could have, and most of the time, I try not to go over that price. So, talking about the price and our chances, Uber xar is mostly dropping annulating light for 47%, and we probably receive a lot of those annulating approach. That's the boots, and they can cost about 80 K, so it's not bad. Cisals braces, uh, that's the gloves, and crystallized omnisense. It also can give us forbidden flame, which could be very good because it could have hidden ascendancy notable variant archive Relic, very key, which is pretty rare, but out of 100, we will have decent chances to get one. And curious of absorption, curious of

absorption is probably the main way how we are going to receive some profit from it, and the rest would be just a nice touch. It also draws pin exceptional Elder chamber, some basic forbidden flames, and currency such as ELD chop of analment, ELD CH of K, and El exal, or so. That's pretty much what we should expect in 100 runs. I think about five curious would be expected on average, and maybe one archive really very key. So, talking about the fight itself overall, I think damage over time builds are not the best for it because sometimes he's going to jump and pretty much cast the balls. Sometimes I've been able to kill him immediately, and sometimes I needed to deal with the balls. On average, I spent about 1 minute per each fight, and 100 kills took me about 2 hours or something close to it. And we also need to consider that I spent about four hours of half active time buying all the fragments nonstop, so it probably should be considered as well in that comparison. So

In general, we can go for two to three hours of active time and about four more of half-active time. So, after 100 R, let's talk about Lop. We dropped about 56 quar St, and it's not a bad result. Out of them, six have been perfect, and perfect ones go usually for 120 K per one, which is not bad, and they lead us to 720 K for all of them. They also dropped about eight ones for 61%. Those are not bad, and they'll sell for about 30 kosas each. And the rest is pretty much almost us this and cost less than 10 KES and could be corrupted, so we can completely disregard that part. After that, we also dropped about 18 boots. Most of them will cost from 70 to 90 K, depends on the percentage Road, and overall we can't receive too much currency from it, but it's still not a bad result. We also dropped about three curios, so each curio will cost about 20 divines, and that way we made about half.

of our investment back, which is a very good result. However, I honestly expected about four or maybe even five curios based on the stats that we have on Wikipedia, and I think we just got a little unlucky, and it could be more than that. We also dropped about 20 gloves, three of them being very close to like 10 fortification and turn fortification by itself. So, each of them cost about one and a half divines, and we will be able to sell them without any issue. About four of them had nine fortification numbers, and they will sell for 100k or something very close to that number. So, it's not the best result. The rest, so it's about 13 gloves more, will sell for just 20k, so not a lot of profit in there. They also dropped about three jewels, and three jewels are pretty much identified by myself. And unfortunately, two of them were completely useless. One cost 33k, and one cost one divine. The last one cost about 20 divines, which is a very

good result. However, that one is not really that popular, and it could be very hard to sell it because right now, just like nine leaves, which is not a bad idea, but it's not really that popular currently because not a lot of people are playing Wich. I still hope that we will be able to sell it for at least 20 or 25 divines. I will count it as 20 because chances are not that high. And after that, we also received a pretty decent amount of Elder currency. So normal and Elder currencies bringing us about five divines per 14 that dra. We also received an alment orbs, and we will be able to get like three divins for it. And we also received aage KES for two divines approximately, and some exalted orbs, which will be only like 20-30 KES, so not a lot of profit in that department. Now let's just try to summarize all of it and see how big being the profit that we will be able to make. It is also very important to keep

in mind that we never dread archive key or crystallized omis despite the chances, and after all selling, we pretty much made 3,410 K approximately for all the items that came in chosis. And after that, it's a perfect time to calculate divines as well. So generally, we made about 19 divines with all the items that dropped, been sold for Kus. After that, we made about 60 divines with curious, which is not that bad. We made about 20 divines with lucky Jewel, one more with not so lucky Jewel, um, some divines from the gloves, and after that, we also made divines from currency. So in the end, we received about 114 divines, and it could be considered a pretty average result if not disappointing. They definitely made some slight profit right here if everything will be sold perfectly and no issues will arise in there. For example, sell and CHS could be a big issue, and slight profit would pretty much be about 14 divines in the end after about 7 hours.

spent to buy and pretty much run the Uber boss itself. So right now, I wouldn't consider it a very good farming. And talking about great or bait, I think it's much CL out to wait because it's very random and you can even lose money doing that. And even if you will make some profit, the profit will not be that big. So for example, I barely made 14 divines if everything will sell correctly, and it's definitely not that big. And considering how much time been spent, especially buying and how annoying the whole buying process is, I definitely feel like it's not worth it for Uber Exar at the current moment. Maybe if you can kill it faster, or maybe if you can buy it faster, because buying time is much bigger than the killing time, it could worth your time in some situations. However, right now, I can't recommend it, and I will probably place it like at position number three, closer to bait in Greater bait scale. So that been my fing test of 100 Uber xar, and I hope it's

been enjoyable for you. We made a little profit, and to be honest, I expected I would say a little more from the whole farming, especially considering how much time I spent buying all the fragments for the test. However, I wouldn't still call it too horrible because we made some money back, and it's not like we lost currency on it. Hope the video will help you too if you'll decide to farm some additional Ubers. Thank you very much for watching, everybody, and see you next time. Own out.

[PoE 3.25] x100 UBER Exarch Farm - Is it GREAT or BAIT? - Path of Exile

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Analyzing Uber Exar's Profitability in the Game

Uber Exar's test resulted in 100 deaths, dropping valuable loot for sale, especially fragments.

The player struggled to farm 500 fragments, opting to buy them at a rate of five per Divine.

Uber Exar's loot drops include annulating light, boots, gloves, and a rare forbidden flame, offering decent chances for profit.

Absorption is the main source of profit, with additional rewards from rare items and currency.

The average time spent per fight is about 1 minute, totaling 2-3 hours of active time for 100 kills.

The drops included 56 quartz, 18 boots, and 3 curios, leading to a total profit of approximately 720K from perfect quartz and 30 divines from the curios.

The investment yielded a good return, with a total of 20 gloves dropped, three of which had high fortification and will sell for a combined 1.

Additionally, three jewels were dropped, with one being particularly valuable at 20 divines, though its popularity may make it difficult to sell.

The overall profit from Elder currency, alment orbs, and exalted orbs is modest, with the total profit still to be determined.

The farming of Uber Exar resulted in approximately 114 divines, which is considered an average and slightly disappointing outcome.

The process involved making 19 divines from item drops, 60 from curious, and additional divines from jewels and currency.

The time spent on buying and running the boss was 7 hours, with the buying process being more time-consuming than the killing, leading to the conclusion that it may not be worth the effort.

The farming venture was enjoyable and resulted in a small profit, though the speaker expected to make more considering the time spent.

Despite not losing money, the experience was not as lucrative as hoped.

The speaker hopes the video will be helpful for others considering farming additional Ubers.