POE dying?

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klerace wrote:

Nah its dead, I hereby hammer the last nails in the coffin.

I left 2 weeks ago, 1 month race lvl 67. I didn't even die I just gave away all my stash worth over 2 exalts.

Reasons:

- RNG based gear sockets, I spent 200 jewelers trying to get a 6s on a lvl 70 cloak of flames which I didn't get. Forget about fusing.

- My unique build didn't work even though it works in theory because the game encourages cookie cutter boring builds, as evident by the ladder.

- Awful, awful bad terrible traders who either too cheap to pay below standard prices or greedy as fuck for selling vendorable yellows that no one will even notice.

- Dysnyc, but I solved that problem by annoyingly pressing an auto hotkey script every 10s.

- Item based rather than skill based, where everyone could aim for ultimate items like Kaom's, shavronne's and lioneye's.

- Repetitive, chore based progress where you are literally trading time for levels.

Bottomline: RPGs are a world of delusion, not a good one at that. Where every player is exactly the same, progress is determined by random chance and time spent. Players who remain playing are addicted to that whiff and sense of power, however illusionary.

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majesw wrote:

Bottomline: Yes it's an RPG. You don't like RPG's. This game is not dying just because a person like you struggles to build a good character.

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majesw wrote:

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klerace wrote:

Nah its dead, I hereby hammer the last nails in the coffin.

I left 2 weeks ago, 1 month race lvl 67. I didn't even die I just gave away all my stash worth over 2 exalts.

Reasons:

- RNG based gear sockets, I spent 200 jewelers trying to get a 6s on a lvl 70 cloak of flames which I didn't get. Forget about fusing.

- My unique build didn't work even though it works in theory because the game encourages cookie cutter boring builds, as evident by the ladder.

- Awful, awful bad terrible traders who either too cheap to pay below standard prices or greedy as fuck for selling vendorable yellows that no one will even notice.

- Dysnyc, but I solved that problem by annoyingly pressing an auto hotkey script every 10s.

- Item based rather than skill based, where everyone could aim for ultimate items like Kaom's, shavronne's and lioneye's.

- Repetitive, chore based progress where you are literally trading time for levels.

Bottomline: RPGs are a world of delusion, not a good one at that. Where every player is exactly the same, progress is determined by random chance and time spent. Players who remain playing are addicted to that whiff and sense of power, however illusionary.

Bottomline: Yes it's an RPG. You don't like RPG's. This game is not dying just because a person like you struggles to build a good character.

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Schinski wrote:

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majesw wrote:

Bottomline: Yes it's an RPG. You don't like RPG's. This game is not dying just because a person like you struggles to build a good character.

but its dying, deal with it :P

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klerace wrote:

It was dying when I left, I only came here to vent my frustration on this stupid game that I thought was challenging instead of being completely broken and awful. RPGs, never ever again.

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klerace wrote:

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majesw wrote:

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klerace wrote:

Nah its dead, I hereby hammer the last nails in the coffin.

I left 2 weeks ago, 1 month race lvl 67. I didn't even die I just gave away all my stash worth over 2 exalts.

Reasons:

- RNG based gear sockets, I spent 200 jewelers trying to get a 6s on a lvl 70 cloak of flames which I didn't get. Forget about fusing.

- My unique build didn't work even though it works in theory because the game encourages cookie cutter boring builds, as evident by the ladder.

- Awful, awful bad terrible traders who either too cheap to pay below standard prices or greedy as fuck for selling vendorable yellows that no one will even notice.

- Dysnyc, but I solved that problem by annoyingly pressing an auto hotkey script every 10s.

- Item based rather than skill based, where everyone could aim for ultimate items like Kaom's, shavronne's and lioneye's.

- Repetitive, chore based progress where you are literally trading time for levels.

Bottomline: RPGs are a world of delusion, not a good one at that. Where every player is exactly the same, progress is determined by random chance and time spent. Players who remain playing are addicted to that whiff and sense of power, however illusionary.

Bottomline: Yes it's an RPG. You don't like RPG's. This game is not dying just because a person like you struggles to build a good character.

It was dying when I left, I only came here to vent my frustration on this stupid game that I thought was challenging instead of being completely broken and awful. RPGs, never ever again.

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majesw wrote:

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Schinski wrote:

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majesw wrote:

Bottomline: Yes it's an RPG. You don't like RPG's. This game is not dying just because a person like you struggles to build a good character.

but its dying, deal with it :P

But it's not... Deal with it ;-)

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PabloCappone wrote:

sure already it´s a undead

https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/400347

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klerace wrote:

Nah its dead, I hereby hammer the last nails in the coffin.

I left 2 weeks ago, 1 month race lvl 67. I didn't even die I just gave away all my stash worth over 2 exalts.

Reasons:

- RNG based gear sockets, I spent 200 jewelers trying to get a 6s on a lvl 70 cloak of flames which I didn't get. Forget about fusing.

- My unique build didn't work even though it works in theory because the game encourages cookie cutter boring builds, as evident by the ladder.

- Awful, awful bad terrible traders who either too cheap to pay below standard prices or greedy as fuck for selling vendorable yellows that no one will even notice.

- Dysnyc, but I solved that problem by annoyingly pressing an auto hotkey script every 10s.

- Item based rather than skill based, where everyone could aim for ultimate items like Kaom's, shavronne's and lioneye's.

- Repetitive, chore based progress where you are literally trading time for levels.

Bottomline: RPGs are a world of delusion, not a good one at that. Where every player is exactly the same, progress is determined by random chance and time spent. Players who remain playing are addicted to that whiff and sense of power, however illusionary.