Video summary

WE FOUND THE JUCIEST MAPS IN THE LEAGUE | 600+ DIVINES PER HOUR - Path of Exile 2

Main summary

Key takeaways

Gaming

Storyline / Setting (how the run is framed)

The video doesn’t follow a narrative “story” so much as a high-intensity farming “science experiment” in Path of Exile 2. The group attempts to discover the most “juicy” map setups by chaining:

  • Delirium
  • Grand Mirrors (spawned via tablet shards)
  • Heavy currency and rich item outcomes

The goal is extremely high divine / XP-per-hour returns.

Gameplay highlights & what they’re attempting

Core loop

  1. Pick a city (preferably Ezommite City; Faradin City is also mentioned).
  2. Spawn Delirium on top of the city first.
  3. Run maps around the city to spawn Grand Mirrors using tablets.
  4. Aim for the Grand Mirror to land inside the city.
  5. Use those Grand Mirrors to help spawn more Grand Mirrors.
  6. Use Delirium maps to ramp to 200% Delirium.
  7. Run a Grand Mirror map that doubles tablet effect.

The video emphasizes that 4 tablets are effectively 8 tablets in the doubled setup—though not every effect doubles.

Main objective

  • Try for Grand Mirrors in ~75–90% of maps
  • Ideally achieve 3–4 Grand Mirrors in the city while Delirium is active
  • With proper chaining, individual maps can drop dozens to ~100+ raw divines (exact numbers vary, but the trend is consistent).

Key gameplay mechanics mentioned (setup logic)

Grand Mirror spawning via tablets

  • Tablets require divines per tablet, and each tablet contributes to spawning Grand Mirrors.
  • The run cites tablet-related costs/values such as:
    • “3 to 6 divines per tablet” (for mirror shard generation; subtitles are messy)
    • Later cost references like 78 div per tablet and a switch point around 40 divines tablets

Effect doubling

  • A Grand Mirror map can double tablet effect.
  • The video clarifies:
    • Explicit modifiers get doubled
    • Implicit modifiers do not

Monster effectiveness / item quality

  • They run a T-16 map targeting around ~70% monster effectiveness to increase the chance of exceptional base drops.
  • They mention Visions of Paradise as a more extreme option:
    • It can let them do the Grand Mirror map “twice”
    • But it removes Delirium, requiring them to re-spawn Delirium and re-reach 200%

Strategy / build-or-setup tips (as described)

City choice & placement

  • Prefer Ezommite City (with Faradin City as an alternative).
  • Ensure the Grand Mirror spawns inside the city when possible.
  • If it lands outside, they note it may still be usable to continue chaining.

Tablet optimization

  • They test tablet tiers and costs:
    • An early “perfect” configuration (lots of mods, high rolls)
    • Later they conclude earlier tablets may be not worth the price, switching toward 40 divines tablets
  • Tablet mod examples mentioned:
    • Effectiveness-style bonuses
    • Rarity of items found-style bonuses
    • Additional random mods/rares
    • Scaling via Jayo effect (referenced as increasing additional rares/map mods)

Group coordination rules

  • They repeatedly stress:
    • Players must stay alive (“Need leechers that will not die”)
    • Don’t “yank” (loot-snipe/steal) divine drops off the ground
    • Loot handling must be handled carefully—ideally by a trusted person who won’t loot items that aren’t theirs

Staying together for party effects

  • Group quant / party quant only works if players stay near each other.
  • Results worsen when people split up.

Avoid hazards & bugs

  • They report freezes / inability to move during rare spawns (likely a game/server/interaction issue).
  • They discuss patch behavior context, including a claim about a hotfix:
    • “Rare monsters are no longer affected by the additional item quantity”
  • They mention the presence of “Uber” rare/egg-exarch-style difficulty, and stress that being alive matters because lag and mechanics can become unmanageable.

Results / “juice” outcomes shown

  • The video repeatedly calls out extremely high divine totals:
    • Maps landing around ~45, ~59, ~71, ~100, ~101 raw divines
    • (Subtitles/mapping are messy, but the upward trend is clear.)
  • Notable loot examples during juiced maps include:
    • Head Hunter
    • Kandra’s Touch
    • Exceptional item bases (e.g., cloaks, wands, etc.)
  • They also reference “record” performance comparisons (e.g., 22 from one breach, later contrasted against ~100+ per map outcomes).

Notable problems encountered (what not to do)

Loot disputes / betrayal

  • The group argues about someone stealing loot, and attempts to kick them from the party.
  • They stress strict rules:
    • Chatters get loot after investment
    • Don’t take others’ drops

Random party member mistakes

  • Someone “pulled the lever” and locked a player in with dangerous rare mobs.
  • This causes deaths and lost opportunity.

Technical / performance issues

  • Severe lag and freezing during combat/rare spawns.
  • These lead to movement lockups and missed clears.

Practical “setup recipe” implied by the video

  • Choose city: Ezommite City (Faradin City also acceptable)
  • Precondition: Spawn Delirium on top of the city first
  • Run around the city: Use a tablet chain to spawn Grand Mirrors
  • Target landing: Aim for Grand Mirror landing inside the city
  • Chain goal: Get ~3–4 Grand Mirrors in the city while Delirium is active
  • Occurrence rate: Aim for ~75–90% Grand Mirror coverage across maps
  • Delirium ramp: Run Delirium maps to reach 200% Delirium
  • Final juiced map: Run a Grand Mirror map that doubles tablet effect
    • Specifically: explicit modifiers double, implicits don’t
  • Base quality layer: Use a T-16 (~70% monster effectiveness) approach to increase exceptional base drops
  • Extreme option (extra setup):
    • Use Visions of Paradise to run the Grand Mirror map twice
    • Then reapply Delirium and re-reach 200%

Gamers/sources featured (mentioned at the end)

Subtitles mention these names/handles:

  • Fub Gun
  • Tyler
  • Flames
  • Bannerbot
  • Spider
  • Spicy Sushi
  • Ammon
  • Ra / Rhysa / Rea / Doriani (name appears with multiple subtitle variants; referenced in looting/decision context)
  • Gilden Wild
  • Liquid
  • Fat Shark
  • Skrilla
  • Bub gun
  • Diz
  • “spicy sushi on Twitch” (Spicy Sushi referenced as a Twitch target/report)

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