Path of Exile 2 | Beta Launch Window Display from tonghuan's blog

In November last year, Grinding Gear Games announced "Path of Exile 2". To this day, the first game is still welcomed by many followers, the developer revealed its intention to move forward and expand the legend, POE Currency will continue to support players to continue to move forward.

The ambitions of the developers are so great that they even claim not to worry about the release of "Diablo 4". Knowledge and popularity, combined with the success of the original production, are enough to satisfy them with the community.

Unfortunately, as PC Gamer reported, fans on the path of exile will have to wait longer than originally expected to prove the sequel's proposal. Because of the Beta version of "Path of Exile 2", they reported that it will not be released this year.

Therefore, we have to wait until 2021 for production testing, because the team is focused on the content of the current path of exile, including its recent Harvest expansion.

However, the best way to wait for the Path of Exile 2 excitement is its predecessor. Works with PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

Regarding the predecessor, we emphasized that ignoring the heir’s announcement, the title is more popular than ever. Therefore, you can enjoy a lot of content and the same number of players. The number of players on the road of exile will not decrease. The big reason is that its poe currency system. In the game, the player’s sense of fun is very important. POE Orbs has become the choice of more and more players. On the one hand, it not only saves players The time to do tasks in the game, on the other hand, improves the player's confidence in the game.

No matter what kind of updates and expansions, the ultimate goal is to provide players with a better gaming experience, we should also believe that new expansions can bring different new feelings to players.


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