Please revert the Juatalotli's Medallion change.
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The issue this patch caused is simple; a small percentage of players with fully-built temples gets to continue to benefit from them while it is no longer feasible for anyone else to build a temple like this.
There's no need to reset everyone's temple like some people are calling for. It's not necessary to punish people for spending dozens of hours building a temple; this would just feel really bad for anyone who spent any time at all building their temple as well as for people with limited time to play who are just trying to get to Atziri or do smaller temples. All you need to do to fix this mess is revert the Juatalotli's Medallion change so that they can apply to all tiers of rooms again. This means that people who want to keep building their temple can keep doing so, people who don't want to can continue to not care about it, and everyone has the same opportunity again and is on the same playing field. Last bumped on Jan 3, 2026, 12:04:03 AM
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" +1 for the love of god GGG please do this, if they truly care about the health of the game they will do this, otherwise o7 |
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-1!!
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They won't.
Streamers are still playing the temple right now with their setup which only a few player have on the server and they are still making mad currency, over 30+ raw divs a run without counting the other big currency items they drop. This patch was a disaster, the loot from legacy temple is still absurd. Now only the top 1% can do it. |
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This is Path of Exile, not Path of building temple to farm ez divines. GGG corrected their mistake. Now start farming divines the proper way
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+1
A nerf was needed but this change doesn't make sense to me. Are we meant to be building a temple up over time or just throwing random shit into it and seeing what mess RNG decides sticks? "Beidat honored the pact, though Beardat wouldn't take off Doryani’s prototype." Last edited by Direfell#7544 on Jan 3, 2026, 12:04:28 AM
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Yeah realistically GGG in their history have never reverted a change.
If they do here, it would be a first. |
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