Grinding Gear Games has made it clear POE Currency two is still a very long way off. The sequel will be free to perform but a release date seems to be somewhere in 2021 in the earliest. The developer noted if there are not any delays that were unprecedented that beta testing will begin in late 2020. Until that time, the original will continue to be supported and Grinding Gear Games will be regularly informing the community about how Path of Exile 2 is shaping up.

Path of Exile latest growth is set to bring great changes to the game, such as stories Conquerors of the Metamorph and Atlas League. But in addition to these modes, the sport is also undergoing many different gameplay changes and tweaks. Here is what we understand. The new growth is set to present new unique items, divination cards, plus support stones, enhancements to battle along with a crafting system using a new'quality' modifier for equipped jewellery. There will also be the ability to customise the Atlas map and new regions.

There'll also be a range of tweaks to the ballista weapons, together with abilities. This includes shrapnel abilities, and a skill called'Ensnaring Arrow' that fires off a snare to snare enemies. There's also a brand new'barrage' support gem that will enable bow users to fire shots off, rather like a gattling gun. These bow skills mean that the Tornado Shot is going to be nerfed.

Releasing alongside the new expansion, out December, Cheap POE Currency is bringing brand-new tales, difficulty level and challenges with Conquerors of the Atlas and Metamorph League. Combat in Path of Exile will soon be undergoing some slight tweaks, thanks to the Plus Service Gems combat option, which allows players to unleash devastating attacks. In the demonstration shown at ExileCon, these Plus Support Stone allowed the player character to completely smash their way through hoards of enemies as they darted involving enemy groups at lightning speeds. These skills can help players pull higher damage attacks and struggle their way through dungeons which are said to have considerably greater difficulty than previous expansions.