In a very transparent way, Chris Wilson, founder of Grinding Gear Games, spoke at the Path of Exile forum to evaluate the current hack'n slash free to play project.

Developers first evoke the last alliance added in March last year, Synthesis. He realized that his development was more complex than expected and did not reach the quality of the player's habits and the way of POE Currency was expected. In fact, it won't be added to the base game, as opposed to what is usually offered in the casual league. "Maybe we can do something for this in the future, but we haven't planned anything yet," he said.

In three weeks, GGG will unveil the next league in June. The league should be more moderate than usual, even if it will include major changes to the phone. At the same time, the studio assigned most of its advantages to the development of 4.0.0 as a "super extension." "This is crucial because the next-generation action RPG is approaching and we have to be prepared," Chris Wilson said. In the podcast released last November, co-founder Jonathan Rogers explained that its purpose is to face Diablo IV directly and is expected to announce its announcement. 4.0.0 will be announced at the ExileCon conference in November and is scheduled to be released in 2020.

Chris Wilson also discussed the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Path of Exile, which have some issues, including technical issues. The studio understands it and processes it. Finally, in order to face these sites, Wilson ensures that it does not bring tension to developers (intensive development period): "Some studios let their team work 14 hours a day to fill as many patches as possible, I don't Will run this business in this way, and as the new alliance approaches, most of the development cycle from Path of Exile to a good balance of work and life, will inevitably have paid and optional overtime," he explained This is a topic that causes a lot of noise in the industry.

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