Manifesto clarifying the direction of PoE2?

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noxykill#7630 wrote:

A manifesto clarifying the direction you want PoE2 to take would be much appreciated.
At this stage no one understands the game is supposed to be slow paced and tactical (the campaign) or one-shot endgame bosses and trash screen-wide packs (current endgame).

Please tell us what you want this game to be, so we can decide if this is for us or not.

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Phrazz#3529 wrote:

But I do see that one of us is willing to see this from both sides, acts vs endgame, while the other wants all or nothing

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A manifesto clarifying the direction you want PoE2 to take would be much appreciated.
At this stage no one understands the game is supposed to be slow paced and tactical (the campaign) or one-shot endgame bosses and trash screen-wide packs (current endgame).

Please tell us what you want this game to be, so we can decide if this is for us or not.

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If PoE2 becomes PoE1 I'll just keep playing D4 and abandon PoE.
If PoE2 manages to embrace the impactful, strategic fights introduced in the campaign and manages to carry this over into actually interesting endgame, then I'll come back to play it for many seasons.

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flowq#1283 wrote:

For me personally its pretty clear.
If PoE2 becomes PoE1 I'll just keep playing D4 and abandon PoE.
If PoE2 manages to embrace the impactful, strategic fights introduced in the campaign and manages to carry this over into actually interesting endgame, then I'll come back to play it for many seasons.

I want to see interesting bosses and fights, where I use multiple different skills and where there is time to ramp up damage and deliver mighty blows. Not that screen-flicker, one-button, speed-farming slay festival I'm used to from D4 endgame.

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flowq#1283 wrote:

If PoE2 manages to embrace the impactful, strategic fights introduced in the campaign and manages to carry this over into actually interesting endgame, then I'll come back to play it for many seasons.

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Phrazz#3529 wrote:

acts vs endgame