Change monolith "crit avoidance" to "reduced extra damage from crits"

Hell yeah, I’m in RDU NC area. How do I get you those beers!!!

All % increased modifiers are additive, all % more modifiers are multiplicative (& I think the only more modifier in monos is corruption).

I think the endurance mod is also multiplicative. I stacked 5 or 6 different ~50% endurance mods together one time before a boss because I thought it was additive and would cap out at 60%. The boss health was waaaay waaay more resistant than a 60% reduction. It was unbelievably tanky (once I reached its endurance threshold) leading me to believe they are multiplicative reductions.

Endurance is capped at 60%, like for the player

Comparin POE design which allow opening a reflect map with one character and when you discover you have made a huge mistake, you logoff take an immune to reflect character and your portals are still there.
POE design is different to LE.

Yes, because every PoE player is a min/max streamer, with fully-geared characters for every specialization – Boss-Killer, MFer, speed runner, Lab runner, reflect runner, etc. Most people just throw those maps in trade, the second the corruption lands them mods they don’t like (or can’t handle).

God, this “PoE iz sew speshul, ewe caint campare othur gamez tew eet!” crap is getting old. Map mods are map mods are map mods… the only ‘design difference’ is that in PoE, your mods are randomly generated when you click an item, and they are only for that map (unless we’re talking sextants). In LE, you choose your mods, and they are active for X maps. In the end, you still are picking which ones you choose to run, and which you don’t.

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I’m not a min/max streamer and during the league i have 2 or even 3 characters ready and not minmaxed as you say.
And anyway, i was referring to a different game design only.
Don’t be upset for this.

That’s what I thought, but it doesn’t appear to play like that.

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