Uber Ceros Farming: Profitability and Loot Analysis

Ron Ro's Uber Ceros farming strategy yielded impressive profits, averaging 21 Divines per hour despite a lengthy and annoying fight.

### Uber Ceros Farming: Profitability Analysis from 100 Fights
* 💪  Ron Ro tested the profitability of farming Uber Ceros by conducting 100 serious fights, considering it one of the best options in the current league due to its **low entry cost and stable drop rates**.
* 📊  To enter the fights, he required five awaken fragments, purchasing a total of 500 for around 36 divines, which he deemed "**very cheap**" compared to other Uber bosses.
* 💰  Uber Ceros has a **55% chance to drop the Thread of Hope** and a **35% chance for the Tempest Raing boots**, along with other valuable items like flasks and currency, contributing to **potential profits**.
* ⏳  Each fight lasted approximately **3 minutes**, leading to a total time of around **6 hours** for all encounters, during which he received a total of **32 Tempest Raing boots**, yielding about **9 divines in profit**.
* 💎  The Thread of Hope jewels dropped 53 times, generating around **5 divines**, with two perfect ones valued at **2 divines each**, enhancing overall earnings.
* 💧  He also collected 14 Aran flasks, resulting in a **total profit of about 51.5 divines**, and received 23 Awakening Orbs, which contributed an **additional 8 divines** to his total earnings.
* 💵  Overall, the farming session resulted in **173 divines**, with a net profit of **137 divines** after accounting for the entry costs, translating to about **21-22 divines per hour**.
* ⭐  Despite the annoying nature of the fights, Ron Ro rated the farming strategy as an **8 out of 10**, highlighting its **profitability and stability** while noting the need for **breaks between runs** to manage the loot effectively.

hey everybody, Ron Ro here and Uber Boys. In this league, wasn't the best farming strategy. My previous tests weren't showcasing great results too, so in this video, I decided to buy the bullet again and do 100 Uber serious fights. Since he's considered one of the best B for Uber Farm currently, with a pretty stable-looking drop, a low entry cost, he should be good, right? As usual, in this video, I will showcase a detailed breakdown of all loot received and time span together. Here are my thoughts and writings. Use the timestamps to jump around and let me know in the comments if there's a mechanic that you want me to test. Let's see if I at least Uber ceros can be profitable. So, long story short, to enter the fight with Uber ceros, you will need five awaken fragments, the same way as you fight other Ubers. And to fight 100 Uber cus, I bought 500 fragments. On average, you can get 14 fragments per one Divine, and I paid about 36 divines for

500 entrances. I honestly consider it's very cheap compared to many other Uber bosses, so it will be much easier to get a profit out of SOS. At least, it seems so. So, talking about what the boss can drop, it has a pretty significant chance of Thread of Hope, about 55% in every fight, and a significant chance of the boots Tempest Raing, which are pretty cool for bleed belts, 35%. There's also a pretty nice chance for R and flasks, about 9% per every fight, and the flasks can cost up to 40 Dives, which is a pretty nice chance to drop. The savior is very low, lower than 1%, so I wouldn't expect one. And a really key can drop with 1.5% chance. Also, seriously dropping his currency, Awakening Orbs with like 15 to 20% chance, and Orb of Dominance with 5% chance. So, I would expect a lot of currency and consider Awakening Orbs have a pretty significant cost. I think it will help a lot with profitability. So, talking about

the time span every fight with Zos takes about 3 minutes or maybe 2 and 45 because he will talk a lot during the fight, and you will also need to wait at the start before he will finish his talking, and you will be able to just go and fight him. So, I spent about 6 hours in total fighting balls and pretty much buying fragments. Buying fragments has been a very fast process. I think I got all the fragments in like 20 minutes, but fighting is much longer here, and currently, it's probably one of the longest Uber fights that I can remember in the current league because he talks just so much. And there's also mandatory stages. There's also a chance that Siros will be hiding in the puddles, even if it's not happening that often, if you have enough DMG. So, generally, I would expect about 6 hours for 100 cus. So, let's start with the loot. He dropped 32 Tempest Rising glass griefs, and it's a pretty nice boot. Most of them are not

really expensive, and I've been able to sell them for like 40 Calas on average. However, some of them could cost a little more if you have a lot of percentage here, for example, like a huge duration of elements, um, damage elements, deal damage faster with a huge percentage too. So, out of bad ones, I received about 1,200 KES and around 7 even divines in total. And I've also been able to sell some of them for one Divine, for example, here 24% duration, 23% faster is one Divine. So, generally, on the boot Bo, I got about N9 divines in profit, which is a pretty good result considering that he's dropping so many Boots. The next step is thread of Hope Crimson Jewels. So, he dropped about 53 Crimson jewels, and most of them are not really good. They cost about 20 ksas per each, not just random ones. So, I calculated each for 19 KES because it will be pretty hard to sell them. And genuinely, I got about 900 KES that way.

and about five divines. However, two of them dropped perfect, so those are just like minus 10, and those should cost about two divines each. So, on top of that, two divines more, and there's also three of them with 33 resistances. So, they should cost about 60 CES. It's not going to change our basis of the price significantly, but it's just going to add a little more profit to the left part, which could take a lot of time to sell. So, generally, I would expect about 90 Vines per thread of hops, mostly carried by Perfect ones, which I dropped only two. So, now let's talk about the flasks. SOS is dropping a lot of Aran, and he dropped about 14 flasks for me. Unfortunately, a few of them have been bad. So, as you can see, six of them here are just like absolutely B and has only 21% of good chances. It generally costs only two divines per each bad flask, and all of them in total is like 12 divines, but he dropped two.

perfect ones. Both of them can cost up to eight divines, so it's 16 per both. And he also dropped about five very good ones for 28%. Most of them just cost four divides. Also, there have been one that just not good enough to be in that group but still much better, better than the group to the left, and it cost about three and a half. So in general, all the flasks are bringing me about 51 and a half Divine, which is a very good number in my opinion. And I also feel like flasks are very easy to sell. So the next step is currency itself. He dropped about 23 awakeners, or each of them cost about 3.5 divines, which is a very nice price. And in general, I made about 8 divines just with awakener orbs right here. The next step is pretty much orb of dominance. He dropped about eight orb of dominance, which is kind of expected too. And I received about 20 divines based on those orb of dominance. The last part is really

qu Keys. That's funny, but he dropped two really qu keys, and I think it's a very lucky result. Both of them cost about two divines, and together they cost about four. So, in general, the whole currency brought me about 140 wies, which is a very good result in my opinion. And the sa with 1% chance, well, never dropped, so I haven't seen a single one in my set of 100 runs. You probably will need at least 150 or even 200 to pretty much drop one on average. It's definitely not the best strategy to farm savors, and the Lo summary is leading us to a pretty cool result. So, we received about 90 Vines per all the boots that dropped. They also received about nine divines from Thread of Hope, which is pretty cool. And from flasks, we received 51 Divine, which is absolutely amazing. But the main part comes from the currency. We received about 104 divines in currency, which feels very good. So, summarizing all that, in 6 hours, I received about 173 divines. So, we will also need to take

into account the cost, 36 divines, and the pure profit is 137 divines per six hours. In my opinion, that's just an absolutely amazing result. It leads us to about 21, maybe 22 Divine per hour, depending on how fast you can run it. The fight itself feels pretty annoying, to be honest, but 20 plus Divine per hour, in my opinion, is a very good result. I can't recommend to run it back to back because I think it will be very hard to just sell everything that he drops. But just running it occasionally here and there, maybe once in a few days, could be a very decent farming strategy, depending on what you currently expect and how fast you're killing the boss. So, progress in fur are, in my opinion, servus is much closer to great than to bait because right now it can provide a pretty significant amount of divice. However, I can't give it a maximum rating because maximum rating will require not just a very profitable farm but also a pleasant one. I would say Sirus is very annoying right now; it's very stable for

drop, and there's almost no gimp. You will be able to receive a pretty significant profit, but since the fight is so annoying and so long, I would give it about eight out of ten points on the greater bait scale. And that's pretty much what we currently see, so that's been my greater bait video about cus Farm. It's been honestly surprising, but the boss is very decent, and I've been surprised how much profit he's been able to provide and how stable that profit is, mostly because it's coming from the currency that he's dropping. So, thank you very much for watching. Feel free to try out the boss if you want, and see you next time. Run out.

[PoE 3.25] I Did x100 Uber Sirus, Here is LOOT - GREAT or BAIT? - Path of Exile Farm Test

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Testing the Profitability of Uber Ceros Fights

Ron Ro is conducting 100 Uber Ceros fights, considering it a potentially profitable farming strategy due to its low entry cost and stable drop rates.

He purchased 500 awakening fragments for the fights, averaging 14 fragments per Divine and spending 36 divines in total.

The boss has a significant chance of dropping valuable items, including Thread of Hope, Tempest Raing boots, R and flasks, Awakening Orbs, and Orb of Dominance, which could contribute to overall profitability.

Fights with Zos last around 2 to 3 minutes, totaling about 6 hours for 100 attempts due to his lengthy dialogue and mandatory stages.

Zos dropped 32 Tempest Rising glass griefs, which I sold for an average of 40 Calas, resulting in a profit of around 9 divines.

Additionally, I received 53 Crimson jewels from Zos, selling them for about 900 KES.

The player dropped two perfect divines, each costing about two divines, and expects to make a total of 90 divines from the thread of hops.

The flasks dropped by SOS totaled 14, with two perfect ones worth 16 divines and five good ones bringing in an additional 20 divines, resulting in a total of 51.

The player also made 8 divines from 23 awakeners and 20 divines from eight orb of dominance, contributing to a significant overall profit.

The author dropped two lucky keys worth a total of four divines, bringing in about 140 wies from the currency.

After 100 runs, the author didn't get a single sa drop, suggesting that 150-200 runs may be needed for one on average.

In six hours, the author made a pure profit of 137 divines, averaging 21-22 divines per hour, and considers the farming strategy for savors to be decent but not ideal for back-to-back runs.

The boss in Cus Farm offers significant profit with a stable income from the currency dropped.

Despite the long and annoying fight, the boss's performance is surprisingly decent.

Overall, it rates an eight out of ten on the greater bait scale.