Path of Exile has launched its 3.15.0f update, so here’s everything that’s been changed and added with this update. Today’s update, like the vast majority,…
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Path of Exile has launched its 3.15.0f update, so here’s everything that’s been changed and added with this update. Today’s update, like the vast majority, doesn’t exactly hold anything special. This mainly affects some drop rates, Map Curse modifiers, along with a whole host of bug fixes. I’m certain you won’t find it crazy, but it’s a good update nonetheless. Without further adieu, here’s everything that’s been changed and added with Path of Exile update 3.15.0f!
Path of Exile Update 3.15.0f Update Patch Notes
Improvements
Increased Logbook drops from Runic monsters in Expedition by 54%
Expedition Artifacts now have higher stack sizes in maps, and scale up more with map level.
Vendor rerolls from Runic monsters now drop in stacks of 1-2 in white maps, scaling up to stacks of 1-4 in red maps.
Map Curse modifiers no longer have increased effect.
Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug with the Summon Reaper skill which allowed for a second separate Skill Gem with Supports to command the Reaper.
Fixed a bug where using Mortal Conviction with Flesh and Stone allowed activating a second aura with no reservation cost.
This was a restartless deploy of the patch so you will need to restart your client to receive the client changes, specifically the Map Curse modifier change requires a client restart to visually update descriptions.”
With all that, I feel it’s pretty clear that update 3.15.0f for Path of Exile is nothing to run home about. The increased Logbook drops are nice, and the improved Expedition Artifacts should overall be nice though. That, plus the Map Curse modifiers not having increased effects should make them a bit easier to deal with. All around, not too shabby.
Path of Exile and update 3.15.0f are available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms.
Shawn is an avid 21-year old writer with two years in the games journalism industry. When not writing, you can often find him falling in love with singleplayer titles or yelling at multiplayer games he enjoys.
