After choosing a farming strategy and optimizing your Atlas tree for density, one crucial question remains: "Is my character's build (BD) good enough to farm Breach?"
Let's get the conclusion out of the way first: Almost any build can farm Breach. The real difference lies in your efficiency and how you adapt your strategy to your character's strengths.
The core mechanic of a Breach is simple: the more monsters you kill, the longer it stays open. Your efficiency, therefore, is directly tied to your clear speed. But don't worry, the Atlas Passive Tree gives us powerful tools to customize the experience to fit any build, from the slowest bruiser to the fastest screen-clearer.
In our main Breach Atlas Passives Guide, we established that pathing for monster density is key. However, the final major passive you choose should be a direct reflection of your build's clear speed. This choice revolves around two keynodes.
This path is for builds that delete monsters across the screen in an instant. If you can clear packs the moment they appear, this is the optimal strategy for you.
Interdimensional Assault
This path is for builds that have a more methodical pace. Perhaps you have immense single-target damage but lack screen-wide AoE, or your character is simply not built for speed.
Sustained Siege
The beauty of the Breach mechanic in Path of Exile 2 is its flexibility. While a fast-clearing build running Interdimensional Assault will always be the pinnacle of efficiency, the existence of Sustained Siege means the door is open for everyone.
The takeaway is simple:
Don't ever feel like you're "locked out" of a farming strategy because you're not playing a meta build. Analyze your strengths, adapt your strategy, and go shatter some Breaches.