Upcoming Changes in Path of Exile 2 0.1.1

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Arenethe#5104 wrote:

Whenever you can get to it, please test Siege Cascade w/ Glacial bolt. There are a couple weird bugs to it that make it feel bad to use. Mainly the one where siege cascade will acquire targets then not actually deliver the bolts to targets. There also seems to be some weird delay to shooting siege cascade at times.

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keshberfo#1648 wrote:

There was a Path Of Exile (1) that I followed for a long time and played whenever I had the chance, it never gave me excessive pleasure but I always knew it was a good game. The world of the game developed and expanded with the new mechanics that came over the years, even though I have been a part of this world in some way since the beginning (2011), I often stumbled because I could not achieve continuity and had problems in the leagues. Not knowing the mechanics from the previous leagues and being far from the basic strategies of the game also caused this stumbled player to move away from the game. Of course, there is a very, very valuable audience that enjoyed the first game incredibly and I have endless respect for all of them. However, this second game, a new Path of Exile, please stop demanding a new game engine and new graphics version of the exact same game. I read exactly 62 pages of posts and all the old players want the mechanics they were used to in PoE1. I don't want it, I want a PoE with brand new mechanics, I don't want a Heist league or a Harvest or Sanctum in this game, you already did these in the old game. I think GGG made this game with the same thoughts. Otherwise, it would be a clone whose only difference from PoE1 is that the skill gems are placed somewhere else than the items. I don't want to play a clone game, those who want a clone game should play Assassin's Creed.

Now let's come to the patch notes, what is said for the 0.1.1 patch is enough, even more, thank you in advance for your efforts. As a player whose reflexes are not very good, I was tired of constantly dying due to explosions.

Now let's come to my expectations, we urgently need inventory slots such as Waypoint stash tab, Breach Stash Tab.
When we entered Waypoints, especially in difficulty levels T1-T6, since our characters had not yet become stronger, having a one-time right led me to make simple areas with no features, after all, I would not lose the area feature when I died. Since this was the case, I had to plan to collect my drops immediately and minimize my damage in case I died, but I don't play HC!!! Dying shouldn't be something I have to fear so much... Especially 10% Exp loss... Oh my god, at least 5 hours of experience points were lost in 3 seconds after lvl 80... Making Waystone is a complete chore for my already weak character who has to level up... When I try to farm Act, neither the item drops nor the experience points come properly... Somehow (by dying 110 times in total) I was able to reach T15 level.
Long story short, please

T1-6 > 6 deaths
T7-10 > 4 deaths
T11 > 3 deaths
T12 > 2 deaths
T13+ > 1 death

you can give this to us, it's not that hard...

I wrote it very long, I hope someone reads it without getting bored.

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Darktrentor#9788 wrote:

I see so many people complaining about the rate of the coming changes or GGG communication, even now after the announcement of what I would call a substantial and very good update coming later this week. I really don't get it.

PoE2 is at the beginning of its early access, of course there are bugs, balance issues and some systems are not fully baked yet. The improvements are coming based on players feedback and complaining about the rate of changes won't change a thing.

Some changes are relatively easy to implement, and we'll see them in the next patch, while other changes take more time. You can't expect to have all the improvements ready tomorrow, just because you think there is a problem right now.

GGG also needs to decide on the best strategy to implement changes, even if they could add all classes, missing skills and finish all improvements right now, they probably shouldn't. These things need to be introduced over time, so there is enough time for everything to be fully tested and the strong momentum is built before the full release.

People also need to have a reason to come back to the game and test the improvements, so the ideal solution is 2-3 months cycles with substantial changes instead of constant small fixes just to please small minority of impatient players.

I also think there should also be some content left for the final release of the game. This way we can attract more players at the most important moment - the full release of the game. The more players, the better revenue for GGG and as a result we'll have better and better game for years to come.

My message to all impatient players is to relax and enjoy the ride, I'm pretty sure the game will be great, as GGG proved time and time again.

GGG, you are doing AMAZING work, please ignore the complains coming from people who have no idea how to run the game, and only care about their own little dopamine hits.