Path of Exile 2

I'm probably gonna wing it (again) and fuck up my build (again).

One day I'll learn. Maybe.

I'm excited to play again. Pretty big newbie, I only have 60 hours in this game and I dont even remember that , so will be fun. I usually follow build guides though so I dont end up messing my character up.

mkopec said:

I only have like 20 hrs. Didn't find this game all that fun at the beginning. It felt like a shell of a game to be at the time. Well see how it feels now.

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I've popped in on a few different streamers practicing league starts and it's one person after another walking around at base movement speed doing Lightning Arrow Lightning Rod. The time it takes to get a character online doing what you want to be doing and feeling alright in the process is way too long.

Was gonna give Deadeye a shot since it's supposedly OP and I've also never played a bow character, but as it gets closer I think I may just wait another season or two to try again. Idk, I really want to like it, just didn't see enough added to make me care.

Will probably end up doing the campaign just to see A4 and the temporary interludes, but that may be it......dunno.

There’s lots of bulk shit you can’t put on ah. Maps , contracts, watchers eyes precursor tablets etc

0 build made for PoE2 and no tree makes it kind of hard to plan anything seriously. Luckily compared to 1 you can much more easily A: wing shit and B: convert your build into another build that works. A lot of the latter is because the gear isn't overly complicated because it has limited affixes so within archetypes most "good" versions of gear are like 75% similar. It's not a bad thing to have until they really flesh out the game and you get into more complex shit like influence/eldritch implicits.

Make a caster with ES/spell damage/mana/resists and you're probably able to play most all casters.

Melee with flat phys and/or elemental on gloves/rings and you're set. Pick your Armour or ES/Evasion armor.

Much simpler than PoE1 right now where a lot of builds need X amount of stats to "work" and X amounts of other stats to be comfortable.