Top 8 Reasons to Play POE
1. Is A Top-Down Action Rpg
We're playing Path of Exile, which is a top-down action RPG, similar to games like Diablo. It's free to play. 100% free to play. Actually, we're talking about free to play. How exactly are there microtransactions in this game? How does Grinding Gear Games actually make money? So, there are microtransactions, but they are entire cosmetic. So, they don't sell any.
2. Using The Same Business Model In Both PC And Xbox One
The game is free, expansions are free, and you can buy microtransactions if you want to support it. This game came out in Xbox One just recently. They're looking into other options(Switch and the PS4), but for the time being, they've just got the Xbox One version. They've made some big changes to help the compact controls work, because it's using a controller. And they have redone the rest of the UI as well to be more appropriate for controller, for example, which you can see. So, this is how the inventory works. Nice items, you really get a sense of space and so on. And they kept that for the Xbox, rather than switching to a list of items.
3. We Are Playing Right Now Is The New Expansion(Path Of Exile 3.2)
Why would someone like me be interested in something like Path of Exile? Clearly, this is a genre that I absolutely love, and it's a game that I've dipped into, I think, once before. But it didn't grab me initially. But watching you play, I'm kind of like, "Man, I kind of want to do this." It seems pretty fun, I love these kinds of games. So, aside from the business model and the fact that they updated with expansions, or leagues, to get the content rolling in, the biggest point people love to compare is character customization. Path of Exile has some deep stuff going on with the amount of character options. So, let's have a look at support gems, for example. So, we have a skill here, I believe, eye shot, which by default, will fire an eye shot. In this case is fairly intuitive, because this character has learned the ability to fire a second arrow. But there are various support gems that we can put on to modify its behavior. So, for example, you add multiple projectiles, and that will fire more arrows at once. And we have dozens and dozens of these support gems. Chain means that when we hit an enemy, the shots will bounce to other enemies, which we can hopefully illustrate when we find some monsters. Read the post
We're playing Path of Exile, which is a top-down action RPG, similar to games like Diablo. It's free to play. 100% free to play. Actually, we're talking about free to play. How exactly are there microtransactions in this game? How does Grinding Gear Games actually make money? So, there are microtransactions, but they are entire cosmetic. So, they don't sell any.
2. Using The Same Business Model In Both PC And Xbox One
The game is free, expansions are free, and you can buy microtransactions if you want to support it. This game came out in Xbox One just recently. They're looking into other options(Switch and the PS4), but for the time being, they've just got the Xbox One version. They've made some big changes to help the compact controls work, because it's using a controller. And they have redone the rest of the UI as well to be more appropriate for controller, for example, which you can see. So, this is how the inventory works. Nice items, you really get a sense of space and so on. And they kept that for the Xbox, rather than switching to a list of items.
3. We Are Playing Right Now Is The New Expansion(Path Of Exile 3.2)
Why would someone like me be interested in something like Path of Exile? Clearly, this is a genre that I absolutely love, and it's a game that I've dipped into, I think, once before. But it didn't grab me initially. But watching you play, I'm kind of like, "Man, I kind of want to do this." It seems pretty fun, I love these kinds of games. So, aside from the business model and the fact that they updated with expansions, or leagues, to get the content rolling in, the biggest point people love to compare is character customization. Path of Exile has some deep stuff going on with the amount of character options. So, let's have a look at support gems, for example. So, we have a skill here, I believe, eye shot, which by default, will fire an eye shot. In this case is fairly intuitive, because this character has learned the ability to fire a second arrow. But there are various support gems that we can put on to modify its behavior. So, for example, you add multiple projectiles, and that will fire more arrows at once. And we have dozens and dozens of these support gems. Chain means that when we hit an enemy, the shots will bounce to other enemies, which we can hopefully illustrate when we find some monsters. Read the post
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