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How to Get the Most Currency During Blight League in Path of Exile?


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The 3.8.0 update added the Blight League which is a tower defence style mode that also spans into the endgame. So, there's lots of content and also a lot of new loot to collect and trade. As per usual, Path of Exile works with using items are its form of currency instead of gold. So, it's a good idea to collect as much loot as possible to trade and sell with other players so you can get the things you do actually need or want. Of course, you can also sell them to vendors which are also a very good option and you can use the 'currency' you get from the Blight League as crafting material.

If you follow these tips, you will get the most Path of Exile currency as possible from Blight League and you will also make the most of the new season.

Chaos Orbs are valuable

They are the closest thing to gold in this game among players so it's good to collect as much of them as possible. If you look at the trades list, the majority of items will demand chaos orbs for an item. They're so popular that you can get most things you need just by trading them. So when you get them, keep and stockpile them for trading later. However, endgame items tend to demand Exalted Orbs which are 100 – 200 times more valuable so if you're lucky enough to find one or more of these: don't waste it! Research its value in the currently league and use it to get something of high value that you want.

Use Vendor Recipes for smarter sales

Selling groups of items together to a vendor will give you more than if you sold those items individually. There are over 100 known recipes but there are more that are also currently unknown so you might be able to discover some new ones with a bit of exploration. When starting out, a good base recipe to use is a helmet, body armour, belt, globes, boots, amulet, two rind and weapons that fit the weapon slots. Such as a 1-handed sword and shield, two 1-handed weapons or a 2-handed sword even. There are a lot more recipes than this of course and they will help you get more Chaos Orbs to get yourself some better gear.

Use a Loot Filter
Finding items for vendor recipes can be hard but you can use a Loot Filter to help you with this. It's a small config file that tells the game to visually highlight and display dropped items, so it hides the junk and shows the useful stuff. As you progress through the Blight League, you get more loot but most of it is junk and manually sorting it becomes a real pain. A loot filter makes it possible to find the good stuff and best of all, very experienced players have made them, so you don't need to make one yourself.

Collect all loots

Literally what the title says. If you have space in your inventory, collect it all. Then go back to vendors and sell as many recipes as possible. If you want more Orbs of course, that is why you need to do it. Always remember though, some of it will be junk and won't be very useful but in early game you need all the loot you can get. That way you can sell it all to try and get something useful.

‘MaƱanita,’ ‘Motel Acacia’, and Other PH Films Join Tokyo Int’l Film Fest



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Eight impressive Filipino films will be featured at the 32nd Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) starting October 28 in Tokyo, Japan, including Paul Soriano’s “MaƱanita” and Bradley Liew’s “Motel Acacia” in Competition and Asian Future Sections.

Filipino filmmakers in attendance in Tokyo are “MaƱanita”’s Director Paul Soriano and Bela Padilla; “Motel Acacia”’s Director Bradley Liew, JC Santos, Bianca Balbuena, Ben Padero, Carlo Tabije, Ben Tolentino, April Batican, Kriz Gazmen, and Quark Henares; “Six Degrees of Separation from Lilia Cuntapay”’s Director Antoinette Jadaone; and “Untrue”’s Director Sigrid Andrea P. Bernardo.

Meanwhile, other Filipino films which will participate at TIFF are “Mindanao” by Brillante Ma Mendoza, Food Lore Series - “Island of Dreams” by Erik Matti, “The Entity” (“Kuwaresma”) directed by Erik Matti, and “The Halt” (“Ang Hupa”) by Lav Diaz.

“It has been a fruitful year for Philippine cinema, especially now that we are celebrating its hundred years. FDCP takes pride that our films consistently make a mark in world cinema, especially in the prestigious Tokyo International Film Festival,” said FDPC Chairperson and CEO Mary Liza DiƱo.









Filipino Films at Tokyo International Film Festival

October 28 to November 5, 2019

“MaƱanita"
Director: Paul Soriano
Section: Competitive
Cast: Bela Padilla, Ronnie Lazaro

Synopsis: Bearing a facial bruise, the heroine is a shooter who served in the military. But after losing her job, she spends her nights getting drunk in a bar – until a phone call changes everything. This superb film turns a series of unassuming shots into an emotional drama.

“Motel Acacia”
Director: Bradley Liew
Section: Asian Future
Cast: JC Santos, Jan Bijvoet, Nicholas Saputra

Synopsis: Malaysia-born, Philippines-based Bradley Liew's second feature is a horror film with a multi-national crew and cast. A man confronts a demon haunting a motel he has taken over from his father.



“Mindanao”
Director: Brillante Ma Mendoza
Section: World Focus Powered by Aniplex Inc.
Cast: Judy Ann Santos, Allen Dizon, Yuna Tangog

Synopsis: Saima's story is merged with the epic tale of the warrior-brothers Raja Sulayman and Indarapatra battling against two fire-breathing sea serpents. The heroes' conquests and tragedy mirror Saima's harrowing reality.



Food Lore Series - “Island of Dreams”
Director: Erik Matti
Section: World Focus Powered by Aniplex Inc.
Cast: Angeli Bayani, Yul Servo, Ina Feleo

Synopsis: We present two episodes from HBO Asia's eight-part food anthology series following "Folklore", executive produced by Eric Khoo. One is a sensual piece by Phan Đăng Di and the other is starring Angeli Bayani.



“The Entity” (“Kuwaresma”)
Director: Erik Matti
Section: The Japan Foundation Asia Center presents CROSSCUT ASIA ♯06: Fantastic Southeast Asia
Cast: Sharon Cuneta, John Arcilla, Kent Gonzales

Synopsis: A family is haunted by what appears to be the ghost of their youngest daughter.


“The Halt” (“Ang Hupa”)
Director: Lav Diaz
Section: The Japan Foundation Asia Center presents CROSSCUT ASIA ♯06: Fantastic Southeast Asia
Cast: Piolo Pascual, Joel Lamangan, Shaina Magdayao

Synopsis: Manilla, 2034. As a result of massive volcanic eruptions in the Celebes Sea in 2031, Southeast Asia is literally in the dark. Madmen control countries, communities, enclaves and new bubble cities



“Six Degrees of Separation from Lilia Cuntapay”
Director: Antoinette Jadaone
Section: The Japan Foundation Asia Center presents CROSSCUT ASIA ♯06: Fantastic Southeast Asia
Cast: Lilia Cuntapay, Joel Saracho, Geraldine Villamil

Synopsis: The story follows Lilia Cuntapay through the days leading up to a fictionalized awards night where she is nominated as a Best Supporting Actress for the very first time.



“Untrue”
Director: Sigrid Andrea P. Bernardo
Section: The Japan Foundation Asia Center presents CROSSCUT ASIA ♯06: Fantastic Southeast Asia
Cast: Cristine Reyes, Xian Lim

Synopsis: Two lonely Filipinos living in the country of Georgia find solace and companionship in each other, until the strange apparition of a woman begins to haunt their relationship.


The 32nd Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) runs from October 28 to November 5, 2019 in Tokyo, Japan.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Continues to Drive Excitement at LIGA2Kontrabida and Cosplay Mania 2019



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Recently, Mobile Legends Bang Bang launched Multimedia Princess Nadine Lustre as their latest brand ambassador. Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) retains its prime position as a widely popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) mobile game with its recent events that amps up the fun and excitement for its fans. Because of the success of their street battle last year, MLBB hosted its second street battle event called Mobile Legends: Bang Bang LIGA2Kontrabida. MLBB LIGA brought together non-professional players and avid fans of the game together to compete for amazing prizes and the opportunity to be the best non-pro team in the country. This second installment continued the excitement of last year’s tournament, which saw hundreds of squads participating held at the SM North EDSA, and SM Mall of Asia.

For LIGA2Kontrabida, lucky audience members got to play Mobile Legends Bang Bang with Brand Ambassador Nadine Lustre, known in the MLBB universe as Lady Luster. The popular celebrity gamer who’s a self-professed MLBB fan thrilled fans and players alike by joining the street battle.

MLBB’s developer Shanghai Moontoon Technology was also one of the supporters of Cosplay Mania 2019, the annual cosplay-centered convention created and hosted by Philippine-based cosplay website and organization Cosplay.ph. The MLBB booth at the event featured a tantalizing lineup of activities that had convention visitors and cosplay enthusiasts riveted, such as a greenwall photo experience that enabled them to pose and keep the keep fun memories at the amazing event. Premium freebies were also up for grabs -- 200 exclusive comic skins from Soryu Maiden, Blazing Lancer, and Viper, to Spider Lily and Jeepney Racer. Super limited merchandise items including exclusive MLBB shirts, chest cards and Miya toys were also available for purchase only on convention days, making collectors super excited.






At Cosplay Mania’s Cosplay Fashion Show, cosplay enthusiasts and fans of Mobile Legends came as their favorite MLBB heroes. Making a splash were two gamers, Ghost Wrecker and Mr Vii Gaming, who shared more about the latest Montoon game – Mobile Legends Adventures. 25 lucky audience members also got a chance to play a classic match of Mobile Legends with the two influencers. The MVP of each round won 899Diamond Skins while the rest received 299Diamond Skins and the limited edition MLBB shirt.

Mobile Legends, which was recently confirmed as the first esports title to be included as a medal event at the 2019 Southeast Asian Games, is widely popular in the region. It is among the most downloaded free mobile game apps and has gained a vast following among gamers. Tournaments have also been held across the region, including the annual Southeast Asia Cup.
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