Path Of Exile You Can Play For 1000 Hours And More

Path Of Exile Date: May/18/18 15:09:15 Views: 193

Does a six hour game with high production values and an emotional story appeal to you? In this age of lifestyle games, more and more people are looking to get the maximum amount of hours from a single title. And Path of Exile is a game which you can safely invest 1000 hours in and probably more.

 

When Path of Exile launched in October 2013, the world was already long past dealing with a troubled Diablo 3 launch. Where was the epic isometric action RPG that we could pour so much time into? Path of Exile turned out to be the correct choice, despite server issues and disconnects that still continue to this day (though nowhere near as much as the early days).

 

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1. Path of Exile focuses on a single Exile who ends up shipwrecked on Wraeclast. 

 

Unlike poe currency buy, the exile quickly meets other characters, taking on quests, finding gear and weapons, and progressively growing in power. Like Diablo, the focus is on scrounging for loot, killing mobs and clearing chapters with seven different classes. Each class a Passive Skill Tree to work through and depending on the nodes activated, you can choose to more tankiness, more agility to dodge attacks, dual attack damage, single sword damage and so on. 

 

2. A robust end-game called the Atlas of Worlds awaits. 

 

The basic premise is finding maps (which can be dropped by select enemies) and accessing these nodes on the Atlas. With the recent War for the Atlas expansion, the end-game has received 32 new maps with new skill gems, 48 unique items and 19 new bosses to battle. As such, the developer is continuously adding new items and gems, providing something worth pursuing. 

 

3. Of course, Path of Exile isn't just about replaying the same content with hardly any changes. 

 

Grinding Gear Games is constantly updating the game, bringing free expansions and new Leagues. The Leagues place interesting modifiers and goals on new playthroughs with the promise of unique rewards and loot. Take the Abyss League, for example, where players had to hunt down various cracks called Abysses which would spawn enemies as the rupture spread forth.

 

4. The end point provides a powerful boss and treasure chest, granting Abyssal Items and Jewels. 

 

Sometimes that end point can provide an Abyssal Trove which grants up to three Abyssal Items; Abyssal Depths spawn post-level 40 zones. Then there was the recent Bestiary League which tasked players with hunting down and capturing various monsters. New Leagues are often added and the most popular ones can become mainstays of the base game. The recently announced Incursion League tasks players with traveling to the past, assault a Vaal temple and eventually find its location in the present day to raid it for loot.

 

5. There's still so much to go through in the game.

 

Like Divination Cards which grant rewards when trading a stack; Exalted Orbs which grant random affixes to rare equipment and Chaos Orbs which reforge weapons with new stats; two different entities to side with in the War for the Atlas; map tiers to grind for; trading, which honestly can range from great to incredibly shady; and joining with other players. Even the microtransactions are pretty fair, restricted as they are to stash increases and cosmetic items.

 

Like Warframe, Path of Exile is for a very particular kind of action RPG player. The combat may not be as fluid and polished as Diablo 3 and there are a fair number of bugs. However, the sheer amount of fun content, addictive combat with endless customization and new rewards to hunt is simply staggering.

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