Item Splitting Beastcrafting Recipe Disabled

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slably wrote:

The negative and entitled attitude of so many players posting on here is embarrassing

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PaoloPinkel wrote:

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slably wrote:

The negative and entitled attitude of so many players posting on here is embarrassing

would have tought the playerbase of this game was above entitlement....
the precise thing i appreciate about PoE is that it doesnt cater to casuals entitlement and that this is a game thats basically designed to be expolited, a game where there are still secrets and knowledge and an elite who have access to those and who will not neccesarily share that knowledge with everyone upon discovery. i am far from being a part of that elite, still i can appreciate such gamedesign.

for anyone else theres always blizzard games or certain mobas with their pseudo-complexity while at the same time the current "meta" and "next-level-strats" are self-evident common knowledge to anyone.

communistic games, really.
games designed to make not-so-smart people feel smarter than they are.


let me rephrase it:
the great thing about PoE is precisely that something like this "dupping-"thing can occour.

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Ghostseer wrote:

Oh, Bestiary. Plagued with bugs, an unfriendly mechanic that detracts rather than adds to gameplay, bad rewards from an awful RNG fiesta spawn system. And AGAIN, DISGUSTING LACK OF POLISH. So many things about this league are bad, but a type of bad that anyone who has played for an hour or two could plainly see.
How do you not understand the frustration (even without playing one) of a 20% culling slayer to keep these mobs alive to net? Or minion builds?
How do you not see how awful it is to target a mob amidst their adds or other packs of monsters, oh, and the nets don't work half the time?

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brekner wrote:

So you like exploits and bugs. You don't like a game that's fair?

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slably wrote:

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Ghostseer wrote:

1) Before the league even started I figured my starting build (hierophant flameblast totems) might not be optimal for trapping beasts. I intended that I'd likely have to make a second character who could effectively trap, once I understood the league mechanics. Some people might not want to make a second build, but that's a choice. The ability to succeed with the existing league mechanics was there. Whether the player chooses to employ it is up to them, but claiming it's a fault of the developers that they, as players, choose to stick with a character that is not built to effectively interact with league mechanics seems disingenuous, at best. Isn't optimizing a character to succeed against the environment one of the fundamental aspects of the game?

2) GGG quickly added nets to the game that solved these problems you mention, despite the objection of nearly half the player base. Odd that you still find fault with them in this instance, since they sided with your point of view and technically solved a problem that maybe didn't really exist in the first place...