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For example, if Season A starts for Poe, then about 2 months later Season B starts for PoE 2 which includes elements from Season A, and then about 2 months later Season C starts in PoE 1 including elements of B. Sounds exhausting, but they could milk people dry all year instead of the likely lighter mid-late season periods they have now.
They certainly could, potentially, exist as an extension of each other.
You've been in here for days bashing the game lol.
If you don't like it, don't play it, move on.
The game is very easy. I blew through normal difficulty and now I'm blowing through cruel with no issues.
You not having a decent build or knowing how to play the game isn't the game's fault.
For Honor is on sale for like four bucks and you don't have to farm any currency ever
how so?
Half-right! I have to agree with 'GGG does not care about putting out an accessible game that can be enjoyed by all'. Absolutely! Much like FromSoftware doesn't put out games which are enjoyed by all.
They are distinctly hard, complex and catering to a specific clientele. If you're not in that group then simply leave, this game is not designed for you and by looking at PoE 1 as well as the information given out that PoE 2 will be harder then PoE 1 before release even should've told you enough.
Blindly buying into something which won't cater to you is not smart. You can't complain at a chinese restaurant for not providing you with a burger either.
This is absolutely a wrong statement in PoE 2. You got ES scaling on the tree but no life scaling, hence especially if you're in the upper area of the tree you should 100% go full ES, which is intelligence, early on, CI or not. It scales far better then life.
Something which will be adjusted with guarantee though.
It provides life, allows the usage of 'red' skills and support gems and focuses your gear towards armor.
All 3 of which as a caster (top of the tree) you generally don't focus on. This is not PoE 1 but 2, you can go into ES early, it also scales on the tree unlike life and you'll need your int attributes for your auras since they scale heavily in demands.
Disagreed. Both games cater to a different audience in terms of difficulty and game mechanics. One will to better then the other, but overall both have a viable place.
Also disagreed, this state was normal back when PoE 1 released. It took a long time. Difficulty and speed of the campaign will adjust over time given new content coming to the game. You don't start out with a piss-easy campaign like Last Epoch which makes it a boring chore. Hard bosses are enjoyable, they are engaging. If you solely play to get the best gear then a mobile game with item progression is more your style. Diablo-clones like PoE first and foremost focus on the combat aspect even before itemization. And the campaign is enjoyable because you actually are engaged in tasking fights which don't make you fall asleep.
Yes, that I agree with. They need to change drop-rates still, and quite a bit at early game.
For late-game the constant 'pick item up to see if it gets a decent roll' before throwing it back down and repeating that 20 times a map is not enjoyable.
I get that they wanted to remove the hundreds or thousands of re-rolls with Alteration orbs but this solution definitely is not the way, specifically so since it didn't solve the issue but just shifted it to another place... one which is more of a chore.
You pick fitting base --> you use orb on base --> base becomes mostly better then before at the start of the game.
If that doesn't help you look at what the vendor has for sale, because there's good stuff at times.
If that doesn't help you go and gamba at the vendor.
If that all doesn't help you re-run the last area and repeat the above mentioned steps worst-case.
Yes, very early game needs adjustments, starting Act 2 you're generally fine. I had severe lack of luck for my gear and ended up with an ilvl 8 item in maps even... but nonetheless it's not overly hard.
Unlike PoE 1 in PoE 2 you can kill bosses with the worst trash gear there is. You just need to play well enough to make up for it. Either plan ahead and take something which will turn out strong swiftly... or have more skill to make up for your build not being all too strong.
I love that comment, you made my day :D
It is new player friendly compared to PoE 1
It was never mentioned that it's a game for 'casuals'... quite the contrary. In the videos it was repeatedly said that the bosses are HARD... and those words from the people making PoE 1 means you can expect accordingly hard bosses.
The game absolutely is controller friendly.
lol dude they sold over 10 million copies. Thats minimum $30 a copy. They aren’t relying on much, just saving up for some islands.