Kripp: Path of exile is more like d3 now

While he's not incorrect from a gameplay standpoint PoE is still worlds ahead in the itemization department which to me is what matters most in an ARPG.

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Phrazz написал:

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Shagsbeard написал:

Amazing that someone can play video games for a living. I still don't get that.

Everyone can't "get" everything, even though you probably should "get it" if you consider the market, the word "entertainment" and how internet ads and donations work.

But again, some people don't get streaming, others don't get quadratic equations.

What I don't get, is a mirror drop.

Kripp... what? It's like I will coment D3 because i do bought it and played a bit, so for now my 9yr kid is playing it :) Oh, no. He plays CS:go on roblox.

I even recognize havoc as top player in PoE history, beacuse when I saw some rare monster with 'Havocslayer' or similar, I smile :) Havoc666 was slain by Havocslayer :)

meh.

Ok. All i wanted to say is that person who no-longer playes PoE can't judge it as it is now. Heartstone, wtf casual game is that? You what, sitt all 10+ hours at one trade-window and try to get your lucky-card slam????

=Peace=

I don't get the hate, it's true, you can now clear at the speed of light any map now like diablo 3 with ease.
But it's still fun so i don't care.

Who´s Kripp?

Who cares about someone who plays the biggest cash grab of a game. Hearthstone was ok before the 100 expansions.

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Xavathos написал:

What I don't get, is a mirror drop.

Tell me about it. But, I guess it's hard to "get" something you've only heard rumors about.

Krip and PoE? What year is it?

Who cares what he says? After playing so much Hearthstone, I'm sure he has no idea how other games are supposed to look like.

While there is some truth, its also far too broad of a statement to have any value.

I played D3 from release to summer 2017 and I disagree. These two games are great in their own right, but they are nothing alike. D3 is a loot game that focusses on aqcuiring items, when you got said items for your planned build, you are good to go. This is what I call an arcade-style approach to the loot rpg. This arcade playstyle was not always so heavily endorsed in D3 mind you, it got magnified over the years after release to a point you can now find a whole tier of perfect rolled legendaries (uniques).

POE is a loot game that allows way more freedom and caters towards a playerbase that likes min-maxing rolls and always being able to upgrade something. It's not hop in hop out party hardy. You have to think and plan your build if you want to reach end-game and you better think real hard when taking on harder maps because when you die you can easily lose days of progress.
This POE playstyle is what i've always been looking for in a game but didn't have the pc to run it, now I can and enjoying this a lot as my perfect loot game :)

(edit, I think that the heavily inflated legendaries droprate changed D3 towards the arcade playstyle. Rares became obsolete entirely and uniques are now dropping everywhere around you. Beware, once you up droprates you risk making a large part of your lootgame items uninteresting)