This is a battle of endurance, and I am ready. I will outlast, outthink, and outperform everyone of you because I am built for this.
Attrition favors the relentless, and I am unshakeable. Victory is not just my goal, it's my destiny. When I win, I will celebrate boldly, letting everyone know mine wins

If you think you're just going to cross over to POE and excel like you have been in diablo4
you have another thing coming, POE2 is for experience RPG players.
So take a backseat because the real ones need space.
if you're trying to find me, find me at HC where the grind goes the hardest.

You really created a JSP account for such nonsense?

A left over stress from the Thanksgiving?

Tbh seems more interesting than 3-pages straight of selling keys. I flipped over here to see if there was discussion on poe2, and this was probably the closest thread approximating that on the first 3 pages

by the way im selling a key too

This post was edited by Imp_D2 on Dec 5 2024 01:24am

ve logged a significant number of hours in POE2, and it's clear to me where the game is headed. The game plays too much like Diablo 2—slow and clunky. Despite progressing to higher levels, the gameplay still feels sluggish and fails to ramp up. It seems that POE2 wants to capture the essence of Diablo 2 so badly that it neglects to carve out its own identity, relying heavily on nostalgia and emotional connection.

In contrast, Diablo 4 offers a wealth of activities and diverse ways to test character builds. It's evident to anyone who dives deep into the mechanics (beyond just casual play) that Diablo 4 provides a more dynamic and engaging experience. Path of Exile, on the other hand, has yet to offer me a real challenge. The fact that I haven't died even once speaks volumes about its difficulty level.

We'll see how POE2 develops, but for now, it feels like it's stuck in the shadow of its predecessor rather than standing on its own.

Another popcorn worthy post

Tracking this for the lolz

The reality is poe2 players are ruining poe1.
Not the other way around.