After playing poe2 - PoE 1 is the Best ARPG (Awaiting Changes)
I don't understand the point you intend to make or its relation to my own post.
Imagine the lack of introspection that would be required to spend your spare time telling people they’ve posted in the wrong section of some company's forum, only to then try accusing someone else of brown-nosing.
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" Except PoE Two doesnt start from zero. They have more than 10 years of experience now. They know what works, what doesnt work, what people like, what people dont like etc. Unfortunately they ignore all that experience and make same mistakes once again "because they know better". |
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Halt production on POE2, call it finished.
Announce POE3 development has commenced. Release 3.26 for POE1. Call 3.26 POE3. Release POE3 makeover, giving it refreshed graphics, remove all doors and give everyone a free shark pet that sings Baby Shark Dance with a .2 second loop refresh. "End" POE1 and POE2, shut down their servers and never look back. Make money. You're welcome. I poop, therefore I am.
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"the souls like tag on steam makes me think no. 3.26 when?
Don't abandon us. don't turn your backs on the ones loving poe. |
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" Given that random Steam community members in the past took it upon themselves to tag games with such insightful tags as "Jews did 9/11" and "the holocaust never happened", I wouldn't be massively swayed by whatever tags may show up on a game's store page. ![]() Imagine the lack of introspection that would be required to spend your spare time telling people they’ve posted in the wrong section of some company's forum, only to then try accusing someone else of brown-nosing.
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" Tbh the true PoE1 endgame crafting is also nothing but exalt spam gambling Flames and madness. I'm so glad I didn't miss the fun.
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" Steam also removed "loot" tag from PoE Two at some point which was hilarious. (seems to be back tho) Last edited by Aynix#7757 on May 19, 2025, 5:57:19 PM
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" Yeah Loot.. PoE2? Pure memelord trolling there. |
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