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You don't grind dungeons to level in D4 seasons, you grind Helltides.
d3 is you can skip all campaign and get to max level in like 2 hours and then get a set which says 732643254823238450385742304 dmg with X skill, so you never have to think about what to use.
how would that work in poe like in d3 ? It wouldnt.
Doing like only breach events till 60-70 that wouldnt work either cause you cant even handle those events and everything would have to be dumbed downed so much, so the player can understand what is happening with gear and skills in a far shorter time range without learning like everything you learn during campaign, every new player would be 100% stuck.
those things without campaign and time to learn only works for games without much choice and differences like Diablo4Bad or for seasoned gamers who know everything.
but if you are a seasoned gamer, the story takes you only 10% of the time a beginner would need, so what are we even talking about at this point?
Yes.
I think what they're getting at is eventually many of the season mechanics make their way to standard. So eventually you'll get some form of that seasonal content even if you just stick to standard and don't play seasons.
Usually the most popular seasonal mechanics make it to standard. Some never go to standard, though. And even when they get to standard, it's usually a modified version of the mechanic compared to what it was in the season.
You cant play a new season with old characters. There is seasonal and standard realm, when season ends your character transfers to standard. Seasonal gets all content in Standard + the full-powered seasonal content. Only some of the season mechanics go to standard, but its usually a couple seasons afterwords and its usually heavily nerfed. Standard is always behind.
I feel like your comment is going to mislead people, because it isn't accurate. There is a default Standard league, this is where all characters go at the end of a League/Season. You cannot login to a character that was in a previous league and continue to play that character in that league. You can login to them, but they will be in Standard league. There is an exception to this for Early Access, in which Early Access characters are going to be locked into their own Early Access league, and will not interact with non early access characters when the game launches.
When leagues end, there is a chance the developers will integrate them into the Core game, but even if they do, you will not experience them at the same frequency or rate at which they were the league mechanic focus. They may also choose to not integrate them, or to delay until they've tweaked it.
The most populated, and fresh content will always be the leagues.
You get way faster on future Characters during a season, for onces you know what to do plus all the leveling gear you got.
Even in future Seasons you will get faster on fresh chars since you are more knowledgable about the game.
While a new player in PoE1 probably also takes 30+ hours completing the campaign, the vets are doing that usually in under 10
I find it hard to word things in a way that people who know way less than me would understand, so I don't usually try, but seeing absolutely dogwater takes and even comparisons to D4, a game with a deliberately story-focused and cinematic filled campaign that was designed as a movie and NOT a piece of replayable and rewarding game content (and thus was designed to be skipped), just compels me to at least come here and state some basic wisdom, even if the plebs who need to hear it won't listen to me.
If you're ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at the game and literally incapable of learning things then yes, but I'd wager in that case you'd get filtered before you hit Act 1 Cruel.