Development Manifesto: Harvest Crafting
The main reason I was so hyped about this league was harvest, the other one was the atlas changes and Maven herself. With that manifesto I have ZERO desire to keep coming back to your game. Btw, this league I've lasted a week longer than my usual league playtime
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RIP unpopular builds, cuz they wont work without good cragted gear.. Meet the 90% uniq items bulds with same popular gems.. how boring.
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The most funny thing is, that most of people, who are happy about Harvest nerfs on ru/en forums, has almost no support badges. And some of people, who supported the game, from the start to the end, are dissapointed to the point they gonna leave PoE...
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God bless Chris & GGG!
In fleeting reality, you step into the realm of madness.
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You have owned my soul for a long time Chris and today you have finally released it.Thank you.
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I usually defend GGG's design decisions and manifesto's but this one is downright incomprehensible.
Harvest crafting could do with a tweak here and there but nerfing it this hard? Bad move for casuals and SSF players alike. You guys should just have removed the ability to trade the crafts. Would have solved most, if not all of the issues it had. Good thing i can still get some nice free zana crafts with it, as that probably will be the only functionality it has left. EDIT: with ability to trade i mean that disgusting discord phenomenon. Last edited by uglym#3464 on Mar 11, 2021, 5:10:47 AM
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Not just sane, but galaxy brained too, it seems, fellow exile ;-)
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" WoW's soukbounds are useless because you have no say on how they turn out to be. And if you are crafting and item with harvest so you can use it, how would turning it soulbound render it useless? Last edited by XimiP#5129 on Mar 11, 2021, 4:18:26 AM
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" I kinda like that idea with binding the item to the player. Even though I hate soulbound items. |
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yes!! i am glad they are doing something about this absurd power that should not be present in the first place
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