Little did I know that the learning curve and all the game’s mechanics would shock me to the core. As a long-time ARPG player, I thought I could easily handle it. It’s a way to familiarize myself with the features and mechanics prior to doing coverage on the update. With Path of Exile having a big content update announcement next week, I knew I had to experience the game first-hand. The insanely elaborate Path of Exile skill tree (a little bit reminiscent of Final Fantasy X’s sphere grid leveling system). If you’re new to the game - probably a former Diablo player - you might be able to relate to it as well.
I shared this experience with the Path of Exile community on Reddit, and they had an overwhelmingly positive response. I came in with an open mind and I ended up with a discombobulated brain within the first few seconds. This is my story as a Path of Exile newcomer.
That’s probably why the community has been very welcoming of new players - “ Diablo refugees” or “ Diablo exiles” to the world of Wraeclast - looking to give their game a try. The action role-playing game (ARPG) from New Zealand-based Grinding Gear Games has become the main alternative for anyone seeking to move away from Diablo. We’ve already covered Diablo: Immortal quite a fair bit, including the reaction from the Path of Exile community. More specifically, it’s Blizzard’s decision to announce a mobile game, Diablo: Immortal, which did not sit well with their hardcore PC fanbase. The talk of the town these past few days has been about BlizzCon.
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