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This time 'round nothing significant is being canned. So that’s a good chunk of new content coming to Path of Exile, but the past couple expansions have seen Grinding Gear retire the oldest and wonkiest parts of the game to avoid bloat.

This also means that Path of Exile should now be natively playable on the Steam Deck, although I wonder whether Valve’s handheld will keep up during PoE’s notoriously CPU-straining endgame.

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There’s a handful of quality-of-life features coming (mostly in tuning up the Atlas Of Worlds UI), and the official introduction of gamepad support for the PC version. It’s not all challenges and pain this update. The regular non-uber forms are still worth hunting too, as this league is giving several endgame bosses new unique drops designed by the winners of a boss-hunting contest Grinding Gear ran last season. Specifically some new Jewels, items that can be inserted into your passive skill grid to modify it further. Going after these bosses will provide some new unique rewards. Expect to spend most of your time in these new encounters dodging elaborate shot patterns. Judging by some of the footage I saw, they’re leaning into ‘bullet hell’ encounter design. Several of those new grids enable ‘uber’ versions of six endgame bosses, with all new attack patterns and abilities.

#Path of exile website characters update#

Good for the player that doesn’t want to fiddle around too much.Īnd of course it wouldn’t be a Path of Exile update without even more rocks to dash yourself against.

There are also quality-of-life nodes like Stream of Consciousness, which disables modifying Maps with Fragments, and instead just gives the entire Atlas a 50% higher chance of giving you content from past Leagues on every expedition.

There are ones to make all enemies tankier but less damaging (or vice versa), letting you tune the difficulty to personal preference.

There are too many new options to list all here, but among the new Keystone nodes these are the highlights: This update is doubling down, adding 20 more ‘keystone’ nodes for Atlas customization, letting players completely remove their least-favorite elements or focus purely on a narrower spread of monster-mashing opportunities. Last season it got a major rework, allowing you to customize what kinds of events and encounters you play using a special endgame skill grid. It seems Grinding Gear has split its efforts between new content and continuing its overhaul of the Atlas Of Worlds endgame. While the Sentinel system is pretty complex, it’s not as flashy or ambitious as some prior leagues.