So I guess we're done

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staytuned2k#6008 schrieb:

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Druktar#0359 schrieb:

Yeah great changes...

Instead of once every couple maps we now have to go through up to 4 different items each time we decide to juice a map. So basically if you decide to do 10 maps in a row its gonna be 40 items you have to check for the stats you want/need to be more effective. So even more time is spend on prepping/sorting/crafting instead of actually doing the maps.

Alongside that we get maps nerfed that "took to long" like Savannah which was not a map with a hundred chokepoints and small corridors.

Build variety gets toned down as well because now you need a build that can do single target and maps basically. Everthing that isnt a bosskiller as well wont be viable any more.

Choice regarding the content you do? Nah lets make the stuff random on your maps and take away options to influence what activity you get.

Maybe it wil be nicer then i expect it to be but i really cant see how constant management of items to do a single map will be more fun if you play more then a couple maps in a row. Especially when you factor in that most modifiers will be useless again and only a couple will be viable to get proper juiced maps. Cant wait to hug the crafting stations for hours just to get stuff to run.

I think nothing you said is correct.

You already specialize in something based on your atlas. You will hunt for 3 tablets with your most desired mechanics and the type of juice you want. Then you'll place them in your first map and forget about them for the next 10 maps. There will be almost no micromanaging because you won't have to remove and reinsert them unless for whatever reason you decide to run different tablets for one specific map - but why? Idk.

And now you won't have to spend hours with tower setups anymore before you can actually run the maps you want.

And no map boss should be an issue if your character is strong enough to clear a map. These bosses won't be T4 Arbiters. It's just a map boss ....

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Poiuytr133#2949 schrieb:

Changes are excellent and the crowd that wants "slow methodical gameplay (i.e. boring gameplay) has always been tiny despite how loud and often they complain.

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1453R#7804 schrieb:

This new "endgame update" is basically just scrapping PoE2's endgame completely in favor of the same terrible mapping system PoE1 had, with most everything that was even trying to make PoE2 different being ripped out and thrown away.

Combined with the ridiculous, nonsensical overfocus on Ultra Clearspeed Everything and the complete abandonment of anything remotely resembling the more deliberate, methodical, and engaging game Jonathan Rogers promised us prior to launch...and there's not really any sense in playing this game anymore. It's just PoE1 Again, with the same pointless, mindless blast-a-thon gameplay and the same utter emptiness behind everything you do.

I was SO excited for this thing when Jon Rogers was talking it up prior to release. Absolutely loved my first several hours into it, no matter that the game was wrecking me. Now? every skill is nothing but [X] number of MOAR supports again no matter what, every build needs to be able to blow up the entire instance with a single click, and loot geysers from the ground in an endless cascade of free cheese.

Literally nothing has changed. This game has already existed for fifteen years. We had ONE CHANCE to get a truly novel and innovative sequel, but y'all couldn't quit whining.

What the hell was so bloody wrong with you all sticking to the one you liked and letting the rest of us have the new one that was actually different, instead of this lame pointless retread?