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* https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/2628575 https://www.pathofexile.com/ladder/labyrinth and co
** https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/2684989
Well that's certainly interesting.
Still though, the game itself is not a competative one as a core gameplay mechanic.
I don't much care for macros etc. Never used them, as I don't see much a reason to.
But I guess that's the answer right there. It won't really affect people who play normally, but could interfere with competative event gameplays.
Nope, also against tos, since you are using only one click, but it sends different commands to the server with different flasks
Because if acquiring items is a core game mechanic, then the labyrinth ladder would be, as the best each day gets item(s) that are worth quite something, see e.g. https://poe.ninja/challenge/unique-jewels/emperors-mastery-prismatic-jewel
Would you consider PoE a PVP game at it's core, due to having a pvp arena in it, even though it's one tiny little side mechanism that isn't essential?
So I guess I'm the decider now.
At its core based on that? No.
At its core if you are looking at the whole picture with the other PvP arenas, asynchronous PvP like the hall of grandmasters, cut-throat-PvP like (scam-)trading or making people miserable in chat, with all the ladders, race seasons (not currently active), people trying to off other players in HC by having them trying to help but have it really be a trap, private leagues to have comparisons with your friends (due to the "specialized" ladders) and so on... yes. And thereby it is "competitive".
You may opt to not participate in the competition, but not needing to obey all core properties is another debate. I mean, that's basically the story how we got SSF leagues: People not taking part in what others see as core of the game (and wanting to be able to proof that): trading.
(And yes, you probably meant that as a "that's an (mostly irrelevant) exception" kind of thing... but thanks for the slight change of wording^^)
Competition and duels are 2 different things. Duels while being something competitive are not the only type of competition.
Poe can be very competitive in terms of racing.
Even if it had no score boards or rewards, i'm sure we'd still see people competing.