Path of Exile 2 is dropping loot more generously, but Early Access players are still being bankrupt by the action RPG’s high respec costs: "Why am I being punished for trying out things?"
Power to the proletariat

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Path of Exile 2 is 🔥spellbinding players with its impressive , but that doesn't mean they're blind to where the action RPG could improve. The game's high respeccing costs, for one, could certainly🐟 use some changing.
"Respec costs are way too high, why am I being punished for trying 🌜out things?" a asks.
"I am level 51, and I need to pay 2,000 gold per respec," the🔴 poster explains. "I am literally holding my skill points right now to be absolutely sure I really want to take the next nodes. [This system is] hilario🧸usly bad."
"This is especially punishing for players new to the genre like myself," one reply agrees. "I kind of don't even want to play the game anymore [...]. What's the point of a game with skill trees like this if you can't even play around with [th𓆏em]𓄧?"
While Path of Exile 2's respec costs really do requi🦂re ludicrous, billionaire-in-space-levels of wasted time and money — particularly because the game's gold loot drops are paltry — it's important to keep in mind the fact that Path of Exile 2 is in Early Access. That usually means things are subject to change; developer Grinding Gear Games already that makes some enemies drop more items with higher rarity in a small acknowledgment of with lackluster loot.
Who knows, GGG may soon address players' incℱreasingly irritated call to action about expensiv🧜e respeccing, too
For now, "you have three options," a popular , the third being, "Stop playing entirely because what's the point in fighting 𓃲the systemꩲ when other games respect your time more."
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