4 Month A Season Makes POE2 Dead

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ThreeBelowZero#2968 написал:

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GregoryAdams#7051 написал:

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VaporTrail#6763 написал:

Why would anyone who knows their times worth stick around if you have to redo everything every 4 months?

But... That is the game. The fresh start is what people, who like games like this, like about it.

That's like asking why anyone would want to move chess pieces around during chess... O.o

You mean the dudes without a job/life? Yeah, this game is their thing. These seasonal games will die the day they get a job.
Also, the seasonal games are simply lazy. They can't find a balance for a ''long term progression'' game, so they restart your character and make all the time invested a waste so they can say they have something ''new'' for you.

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InterfaceBoy#4817 написал:

only 10K is playing this game
but we have 7 billion people on earth

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But... That is the game. The fresh start is what people, who like games like this, like about it.

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Evergrey#7535 написал:

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But... That is the game. The fresh start is what people, who like games like this, like about it.

Nope, I like to sit and think about possible options to build around.
This league a lot of my builds got killed by a ricochet of nerfs.

There is not enough viable abilities to even theorycraft atm. we have more and more limitations of synergies. Ascenancy trees are mostly boring or come with a drawback you need to play around to even use the spec.

I dont need fresh. I need a lot of viable combinations to have fun.

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GregoryAdams#7051 написал:

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VaporTrail#6763 написал:

Why would anyone who knows their times worth stick around if you have to redo everything every 4 months?

But... That is the game. The fresh start is what people, who like games like this, like about it.

That's like asking why anyone would want to move chess pieces around during chess... O.o

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anarchicgorilla#3089 написал:

The reason POE 2’s player numbers dropped so dramatically is rooted in a mismatch between its marketing and its design philosophy. When it launched, the game was promoted to attract a broad player base—but its actual “vision” caters almost exclusively to the top 1% of elite players. Because the original POE was so successful, POE 2 drew in a massive audience. But once players realized the game wasn’t built for them, most left.

The real question now is whether that top 1%—those who remain—spend enough money to sustain the game. That includes not only in-game shop purchases, but potentially also real-money transactions through item farmers (which POE may be indirectly profiting from, depending on how the system is set up).