They know what there doing p.o.e.gate 2024

It has come to my attention, after some mild research (reddit posts, youtube videos), that this game obviously has influencers: people that get to the end of the game faster than the casual or normal player. I find it hard to believe that the creators or the developers of this game didn't know that certain (item) mods would interact as they do before being nerfed. In my wild imagination, I believe that the influencers or racers are the ones that get access to the busted mods before they are patched to help influence players that are lower than them to chase these said mods. The top players find the best combination of things to do and then they post about it, which motivates the lower tier players to chase for that -- but there's a patch in between that lowers the power of these interactions so as not to skew the economy too much.

I started Necropolis league about 4 days after it started, and it takes me way too long to get to endgame. That being said, my involvement with certain modes was different than it is now. For example, when I got the chance to drop chaos orbs, I would get anywhere between 30 and 60 chaos. Every time. I got that mod using the appropriate allflame. After a patch it dropped to about ten to sixteen chaos a mod with allflame. Again: that's after a patch. It's now better just to run the mod with no allflame. With this all being said, I understand it is to motivate and to fix it, so it does not break the economy. But it still sucks as a lower player trying to find something that a higher player has interacted with, and I will never get the opportunity because it's been nerfed for me not to get the opportunity. For the economy sake.