Torchlight Infinite SS9 Running Oasis In Timemark 7-8: How To Earn More Currency With This AFK Strategy?

At the start of Vorax season, you're probably looking for a suitable money-making strategy. Here, we offer an option besides rushing bosses: farming Cubes of Rapacity. This strategy is very fun, and more importantly, it can bring you incredibly high returns, even potentially earning thousands of FE in just one map. If you're also a fan of Path of Exile, we can explain Cube mechanic in a different way, which might be easier to understand. It's somewhat similar to Ritual in PoE, but with the addition of Pactspirit Shop elements, which are optional and entirely up to you. Before we begin this guide, we must state that this strategy strongly recommends using legendary cube pets. If you don't have them, your returns may be somewhat reduced. Now let's begin! Talent Constellations First, let's look at Talent Constellation settings for this Cube strategy. It's quite simple; just pick up all the cube nodes, as they are all very useful. However, if you wish, it's best to start using this strategy at Timemark 7. Beacon Talent Constellation Once you reach Timemark 7, head to Beacon Talent Constellation and collect all the nodes in the bottom left corner, along with Resonances node and commodities. This will significantly increase your Beacon drops. At Timemark 9, we'll continue investing in Beacon nodes, meaning we need to prioritize putting all points into Beacon tree and fill it up as quickly as possible. However, this strategy still works even if you don't have enough talent points to light up all the nodes. However, you still have opportunities to gain some extra income while leveling up and acquiring all the points to fill Beacon tree. The only node worth mentioning here is the boss node in the top right corner, but I don't recommend collecting it if you don't have a cube pet. These pets provide bonuses such as increased drop rates and doubled rewards, making it too inefficient! Profound Talent Constellation Finally, for Profound Talent Constellation, you can choose major node in the upper right corner. This node's main function is to reduce the probability of drawing Confusion Cards when Netherrealm Chaos Invasion begins. Alternatively, you can choose the node that increases Drop Quantity by 30%. However, please note that this has a drawback: it limits you to only two deaths per map, which depends on your character's survivability. Running Strategy Now start exploring the map. There will be quite a few bosses waiting for you to kill, as Cube likes to spawn them in every map you explore. As for strategy settings, there's not much to consider. You should just add as many modifiers as possible to the map, as drop quantity does affect the cube, but don't overdo it. Just choose what feels comfortable. However, we recommend setting at least 45% drop quantity; if you feel you can tolerate more, that's entirely up to you. Regarding map exploration itself, there's not much to say; you just need to clear the entire map. During your exploration, you'll notice the map is dotted with small red dots; these represent cube monsters. Make sure to kill all of these cube-affected monsters, as they drop Desire Crystals, which can be used in the shop after defeating the boss. As for the shop itself, you can't do anything about it. You can interact with Cube of Rapacity and spend Desire Crystals to draw a reward from the cube. Note that the ultimate reward sometimes includes a Covet option, which can either double your loot or leave you with nothing. Therefore, unless you enjoy gambling, there's no reason to click it. In my opinion, it's best to accept the loot directly each time, as it's frustrating to have a reward slip away, especially if you have high-value items. How to Choose Pets? Next, we'd like to quickly discuss pet strategies, as the final rewards will certainly vary depending on the pets you own. Obviously, if you have the legendary cube pet, you absolutely must use it and keep it active at all times, as this grants a 20% Desire Crystal bonus, the primary currency you'll use to unlock the final cube rewards. The same logic applies to the cube epic pet, Hell Cavalry Sea. You need to keep it active, as it also provides more Desire Crystals for cube refreshes and yields more loot. As for other available pets, if you don't have better options, we recommend Chalk Spirit, as it provides more Torchlight Infinite Flame Elementium per map run on average; another option is the Cloudgatherer - Surging Gold, which grants additional Flame Fuel or Embers. Apart from that, use the pet with the highest drop quantity, as this affects the amount of Desire Crystals you gain, thus increasing your final rewards. Rewards & Profits There are four main types of loot drops from opening the final cube. The first type is Transcendence Wedge, which you can directly take to the auction house and sell quickly. The second type is Divinity Stone. This is the main currency for trading items at Spacetime Wanderer in town. There, you can exchange Divinity Stone for various currencies, including Flame Elementium, the rare Transcendence Wedge, and the occasional Ultimate Ember. If you don't want to participate in these, you can also sell Divinity Stone directly at the auction house; someone will always need it. The third type is some basic currencies, and sometimes boss items drop, but again, just sell them directly at the auction house. The fourth type, Divinity Slates, is incredibly abundant, but its value is extremely polarized. Some might be valuable, while others are completely worthless. Finally, let's talk about the hourly earnings of this strategy. Without a pet, you can expect to earn around 150 FE. However, since it's early Torchlight Infinite SS11, prices are fluctuating greatly, making it difficult to give an exact figure. However, if you have a pet, the profit will probably exceed 150, even approaching 200 FE. It's important to note, however, that this isn't a fixed number, as pet usage also introduces considerable randomness to the strategy. In any case, this strategy can be used almost throughout the entire season. Try it out now to reliably and quickly accumulate a Flame Elementium advantage!

Torchlight Infinite SS11 has finally kicked off! Are you ready to break through the siege of these Vorax Syndrome-infected monsters? However, before you face more difficult monsters and dungeons, you must prepare a large amount of currency, because whether it's the powerful Vorax Season-exclusive items or the essential consumables to ensure your survival, sufficient Torchlight Infinite Flame Elementium is a prerequisite for obtaining them. This is also key for new and returning players to quickly catch up in the early season, making up for lost time. Getting out of poverty in the early season is not easy, but with this guide, everything will be fine, because we're going to share a reliable currency farming strategy: Boss Rush. Boss Rushing, as the name suggests, simply involves entering a map, heading straight for the boss, and killing it. Since you can pick up various nodes during this process, the boss becomes a continuous source of resources, allowing you to quickly accumulate considerable wealth. This is definitely one of the most effective money-making strategies in the early game, and it requires no investment – ​​it's completely free! The effect is even better if you have specific pets. It's worth mentioning that this method works for various builds, with a very high success rate and return on investment. Therefore, we recommend that all new players try this strategy. Even if you're not a beginner, Boss Rush is the best way to earn the most FE before unlocking Timemark system and starting other strategies. Next, we will detail everything you need to know to help you accumulate enough funds in the early season and unlock all the equipment and upgrades you want. Reaching Timemark 7 First, we must remind you that this strategy will only truly work when you reach at least Timemark 5/6, because before that, you will have almost no VoidChart points (Star Talents), so you won't get much currency. However, you can still collect some valuable items and sell them; these items are very sought after in the early season. Therefore, if you need some legendary equipment to improve your character, it shouldn't be difficult to achieve. That said, this Boss Rush operation will begin at Timemark 7. Our goal is to kill Traveler, the last boss of Netherrealm, as quickly as possible, because this will unlock a key node that doubles the amount of currency you receive.  Talent Constellations Next, our goal is to go to Commodities Talent Constellation and unlock three main branches, which are your source of a large amount of currency. Netherrealm Resonance Branch Ember Branch Energy Core Branch After that, you need to go to Beacon Talent Constellation. Here, we want to quickly unlock the node in the lower left corner. This way, all Resonances dropped by bosses have a chance to be converted into Beacons, thus improving your sustainability, speeding up progress, and providing you with a large amount of extra currency later on. It's worth mentioning that there are two nodes here that increase your chances of obtaining Glacial Abyss Beacons. However, if you want to earn currency as quickly as possible, we recommend that you ignore them before entering T7, as they will make subsequent progress more difficult. Next, you can return to Commodities Talent Constellation and pick up Boss Branch, which will cause more bosses to appear on your map. However, please do not pick up the last Medium node, as it is useless and will even completely destroy your ability to obtain any currency in all maps. Another point to note is that this node doubles the boss's health. So, if you find it difficult to handle, you can remove it first and add it back when your damage output is high enough to handle bosses with double health. This will also significantly increase your earnings. Around this time, you should be around Timemark 7. Next, we will go to Frozen Canvas Talent Constellation and unlock all nodes that provide extra Snowpaper Fragments, because these fragments become very valuable once players start rushing Canvas. As for your last few VoidChart points, I personally recommend unlocking Star Shard node, so you can challenge Plane Watcher more frequently, and this boss will definitely drop Timemark 8 Beacons, which you can sell for a good price. In addition, you should also consider obtaining Winding Key and Elixir of Oblivion nodes, as they will become very valuable after about a day. After all, players need Winding Keys to reset VoidChart, and they need Elixir of Oblivion to reset Talent points, especially after reaching level 90. Of course, you can also adjust your strategy and replace nodes according to your own play style. However, if you simply want to focus on killing bosses and earning Torchlight Infinite Flame Elementium, then the nodes mentioned above are definitely your best choice! Increasing Boss Spawn Rate As we mentioned before, we need to do everything we can to reach Timemark 7 as quickly as possible and defeat Traveler there. Afterward, you will receive two Profound Constellation points. With these extra points, you can unlock the node we mentioned earlier, which has a 45% chance of causing you to encounter two extra bosses randomly during your farming runs. On average, this will give you at least one extra initial boss, so your total earnings per map run will almost double. This node has a huge multiplier effect, and you should do everything you can to get it as quickly as possible, but even without it, you can still earn a considerable amount of money. Additionally, if you choose to consistently challenge bosses for extended periods, you can also activate Compass node on the left. When this node is active, if you don't insert any legendary or higher-level Compasses when starting a Netherrealm stage, it will be considered as if no Compass was inserted. This means you can use a purple Boss Compass simultaneously, encountering more bosses and obtaining more loot. Pets Regarding pets, while you don't actually need any loot-boosting pets to make this strategy very powerful in the initial days, it's still necessary to discuss them just in case. The best pet for this strategy is Captain Shadow, which has a 60% chance of making bosses drop extra Embers, perfectly aligning with all our strategies. This guy can significantly boost your earnings. If you don't have him in your team, you can try his alternative: Cloudgatherer - Sky's Dome, which multiplies your Embers overall, still providing a decent effect. Alternatively, Chalk Spirit is also useful, giving defeated monsters a 1% chance to drop an extra set of random Flame Fuel. If you have Cloudgatherer - Surging Gold, you can also use him. However, his effect isn't very noticeable before T7-8, as he doesn't drop much Flame Elementium at that point, and the multiplier effect is limited. In any case, you can use any pet you have, as they all have drop quantity multiplier effects. Even if you don't have any pets at all, it's perfectly fine, because you don't need any pets to make this strategy very effective.  Farming Strategy Finally, let's talk about the specific method for boss rushing. It's actually quite simple; you just need to place beacons and use some Netherrealm resonance to buff yourself, which will grant you more loot. Then, simply rush through the map as quickly as possible to the end, because the more maps you rush per hour, the more money this strategy will earn you. We're not yet sure how powerful Vorax Syndrome mechanic is, but it's worth trying on every map. If you happen to encounter other mechanics, you can also stop and complete them to get some extra loot. Selling After completing your farming cycle, you can sell all the loot you've obtained. Since the items dropped by bosses are usually raw currency that players highly demand at the beginning of the season, you can easily sell them all. However, we don't recommend selling everything at once, as players might not have enough currency to buy hundreds or thousands of FE, Embers, etc. Therefore, it's best to sell them in smaller batches so you can recoup your investment faster. In short, once you master the technique, this strategy should allow you to earn a significant amount of money per hour and can be sustained for a long time. You can choose to do this for the first two weeks or so of Vorax Season to earn a lot of money. However, as players improve their game skills, the demand for many items will gradually decrease, and your profit margin will also decrease. Even so, for most players, this should be enough to allow them to have a lot of fun at the beginning of the season.

Torchlight Infinite SS11 Vorax has begun, and this is likely the most content-rich season yet, featuring updated gear crafting, a new Hero Trait, and a reworked Hero Trait. Torchlight Infinite's new content is often the most powerful. Besides these, SS11 offers many excellent starting options, and let's take a look at how to play them. New Choice Vendetta's Sting Erika (Erika 3) Erika 3 employs a fast-paced combat style similar to Flicker Strike, which many players might choose as their first choice. If you've played other ARPGs, such as Path of Exile 2, you'll find it hard to choose another playstyle because you know how satisfying this is. Its biggest advantage is its high movement speed, allowing you to clear the map as quickly as The Flash. While Erika 3's advantages in the new season's mechanics might not be immediately apparent, it works very well with Overrealm mechanics of SS10. The development team has added a new camera mode to improve the dizziness caused by Flicker Strike, which should help many players adapt. If you're unsure whether you'll like it, you can observe other players' experiences first. Erika 3's map clearing experience should be excellent, and if built properly, her solo combat capabilities could also be very strong. For skills, you can choose Berserking Blade, any combo skill, or the new skills added this season. Note that gale-type skills are not applicable, but squall-type skills are. You can also choose traditional powerful melee skills, such as Icy Blade, Frost Spike, Thunders Spike, etc. Frostfire Gemma (Gemma 2) The status ailments and Frostbite mechanics in SS11 have been completely reworked. Frostbite now provides an independent bonus damage per stack. Gemma 2 is a hero specializing in Frostbite, making her seem like a hero with immense potential. Her damage scaling is considerable, and her freezing effect is powerful, so she's expected to be very popular in SS11. Gemma 2's skill selection is also very flexible; you only need to deal Frost damage. This means you can use any of the three skill types: Frost, Lightning, and Physical, as Lightning and Physical damage can be easily converted to Frost damage. Gemma 2 is also well-suited to the new Tangle mechanic, which is incompatible with Spellburst. Its gameplay is similar to Brands in Path of Exile; you need to place support skills on the ground, and they automatically attack attached enemies. You can increase the number of Tangles that can exist simultaneously and the maximum number of Tangles that can be attached to a single enemy through talents, offering diverse gameplay options. Even if the Tangle mechanic ultimately doesn't perform as expected, you can still revert to the traditional Spellburst playstyle. With the powerful bonuses from Frostbite and Gemma 2, any Frost damage build will be very strong. Classic Choice Blast Nova Bing (Bing 1) Hammer of Ash Bing 1 performs exceptionally well in SS 10. While it might struggle a bit when transitioning from T7 to T8, similar to Demolisher Bing, the transition from T8 to Profound is one of the smoothest in the game. You only need Leap Slam and right-click to throw bombs; almost no other actions are required. Currently, Bing 1 build path is relatively fixed: use Hammer of Ash early on, then switch to Ruinous Star and Deterioration later. Before that, you have a pure fire build. Alternatively, you can later switch to Speed Phantom Bing build for further improved map clearing smoothness. Creative Genius Bing (Bing 2) Bing 2 was also very popular in SS10 because any skill that synergizes well with Spellburst can be played with Bing 2, allowing for a smooth transition from T7 maps to T8. Bing 2 received a slight nerf in SS11, but he remains in an excellent position. Furthermore, the value of traditional Spellburst gear might decrease due to the potential popularity of the new Tangle mechanic, which is also good news for Bing 2. Wind Stalker Erika (Erika 1) Erika 1 is always a reliable starting choice. There are plenty of well-established guides and experience available, and the transition from T7 to T8 is very smooth. However, you'll need to adapt to her fast-paced playstyle and she can be relatively vulnerable early on. Erika 1's typical route is Thunder Spike to Thunder Slash. However, you can also choose Corrosive Throw, Crescent Slash, or other combo skills. Any attack skill that synergizes well with Multistrike will be highly effective on Erika 1. Selena Selena received some very good buffs in SS11, especially for Frost build players. After Frostbite mechanic was reworked, each Frostbite stack will cause enemies to take an additional 1% Frost damage. For non-Gemma 2 heroes, the normal cap is 100 stacks, which translates to 100% extra damage, and can even reach 150% extra damage with core talents. This is a huge boost for any Frost build. Selena herself and her main skill, Howling Gale, were not nerfed. While her transition from T7 to T8 might have been a bit challenging in the past, the buffs may solve that problem. Furthermore, the current talent tree provides a significant amount of critical strike chance and damage, so Selena's early game experience is expected to be much better than in previous seasons. Spacetime Elapse Youga (Youga 2) Youga 2 received significant buffs in SS11, and now Mind Control Youga 2 will be extremely strong. Any damage-over-time ability becomes incredibly powerful with Youga 2. Besides Mind Control, you can also try builds focused on abilities like Flame Focus or Haunting Abomination. These are some recommended early-game builds based on SS11 changes and SS10 performance. They remain strong in the early game, although the transition experience in T7 and T8 differs slightly. While these builds are relatively stress-free in the early game, the endgame will be a test of your skill combinations and gear. If you feel the endgame transition isn't smooth enough, you can buy cheap Torchlight Infinite Flame Elementium from iGMeet. Making some investments at the beginning of the season will quickly recoup all your consumption.

Torchlight Infinite SS11 Vorax will launch on January 15th at 6 PM PST. This update is incredibly rich in content, including a brand-new season mechanic, a new hero, reworks of some underperforming older heroes, and an unprecedented crafting system. It's impossible to cover everything here, so we'll focus on the two most impactful aspects of SS11: the season mechanic and the crafting system. Season Mechanics The core mechanic of the new season is called Vorax. You need to find and defeat monsters infected with Vorax, collecting their dropped Vials. Once you accumulate 12 Vials, you can activate this mechanic. You'll need to use all the collected jars to cultivate monsters imprisoned in containers. By injecting various hormones, you can customize the monster hordes you'll face. This essentially adds more and stronger affixes to the monsters. The stronger they are, the harder they are to defeat, but the greater the rewards will be. After monster enhancement is complete, you'll find yourself in a wave-based arena, facing hordes of monsters you've raised yourself. You'll need to defeat them to earn rewards. During this process, you might encounter an ambushed, which will trigger a massive abomination. Defeating it will yield more Torchlight Infinite Flame Elementium. Simultaneously, SS11 introduces a new item called Scalpels. Using them increases the rewards from Essence Potions or boss loot, making the seasonal mechanics more profitable. Scalpels don't occupy a regular compass slot, and they have their own dedicated seasonal compass slot. This means you can freely use Scalpels without affecting participation in other seasonal mechanics, which is a very thoughtful adjustment. Grafting System What Items Do You Need? The new seasonal mechanics are closely related to Grafting System. You can use harvested organs from monsters to add prefixes and suffixes to Vorax limbs. Organs are divided into three categories: normal, special, and core. Special organs can have ultimate affixes added, instead of normal ones. This allows you to create gear that simultaneously possesses armor, evasion, energy shield, and all elemental resistances. The items required to stitch organs onto other organs are called Sutures, which also come in three qualities: Sullied, Tenacious, and Exquisite, each used to process gear of different qualities. But that's not all. You can now recycle legendary gear, extracting its unique legendary power and using it to create even more powerful items. This extracted power becomes core organs. You can then graft them onto rare gear to create new gear. RNG And Affixes Every step of this system carries RNG, even adding basic or advanced affixes carries risk. When a module is added to an item, it may overwrite an existing module on the item instead of filling an empty slot. Adding the high-tier affix has a chance of introducing a blemish. A blemish occupies a mod slot but provides no effect, and you must continue crafting to try to cover it. When grafting with a legendary item, the system randomly selects two mods from that legendary item for you to choose from. You select one, and that mod is randomly added to a slot on your target item. This means that legendary items with fewer base mods are more likely to graft the desired mod. Legendary items with 4, 5, or 6 affixes may require consuming a large number of similar items to obtain the target mod. After crafting, items can be further processed using Corrosion. The probability of corruption varies: Metamorphosized (5%): Increases all prefixes by 1-2 levels. Derived (5%): Increases all suffixes by 1-2 levels. Limb-Stitched (15%): Randomly adds two affixes and raises their levels by 1-2. Hyperplastic (25%): Randomly raises one affix by 1-2 levels. Festered (50%): Corroded the equipment and makes it bind-on. Grafted items can be Corroded to reroll mod stat ranges or Imprinted. However, these operations require special items specific to Vorax and cannot be performed using regular Aemberon Cores or fossils. Items used to add affixes are divided into three tiers: Rare quality: Can be used to add T5 to T3 mods. Epic quality: Can be used to add T2 mods. Legendary quality: Can be used to add T1 and T0 mods. T0 mods can also be corrupted to T0+. Each ultimate mod has its corresponding specific Organ item. You need to find or trade for the specific Organ before you can attempt to add the corresponding ultimate mod to your equipment. Uncertainty Remains Some aspects remain unconfirmed and may require clarification from the development team or exploration after the season begins. While it's known that Vorax items can have Priceless Implicits, it's uncertain whether they can have double Implicits like some top-tier gear. Furthermore, for legendary items with vast mod pools, such as Enamor, Truth, and Chaotic Ending, it's unclear whether the system considers only existing mods on a specific item instance or all possible mods for that legendary item when grafting. If the latter, grafting specific mods from these items will be significantly more difficult, even if they use Sullied Suture. If only mods on equipment are considered, versions with specific affixes will need to be found. In SS11, please make sure to plan your grafting gear based on the legendary items and treasures you actually obtain. Do not copy other players' builds, because RNG may cause you to fail in crafting gear and stagnate. You show understand the core needs of your build and make flexible use of the resources available in the system in order to level up smoothly and reach the endgame.