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Path of Exile: Delirium focuses on mist-shrouded locales. But, we’ll do it in a way that isn’t so direct so as not to upset the players who didn’t like their experience from a couple of years ago. That’s an example of us revisiting previous content and pushing the story further. However, mechanically, it has its own identity. So, what we can end up doing is something that, plot-wise, is like “Harbinger 2” or a sequel. For example, some people really want to revisit Harbinger and some people don’t. There are relationships with past leagues, but we want to in a clever way. The strategy we’ve thought of is to have unofficial sequels. If we do a direct sequel, that’ll be good for the people that liked the previous league, but the people who didn’t will probably skip it. For every league, some people like it and some people don’t. But, there are also good reasons why we haven’t done these. are something I’ve pushed for very heavily during internal meetings.

If Breach always had the same difficulty, then Delirium would encourage players to build good characters as they play through the storyline.Ĭonsidering that Delirium has similarities to Breach, has your team thought about doing “direct sequel leagues” or “2.0 versions” that are tied to or are resolving a previous expansion? Path of Exile: Delirium is designed to have a wide range of difficulty, like Delve and Metamorph. What’s the design philosophy behind Path of Exile: Delirium‘s concepts? Also, unlike Breach, Delirium‘s content will stack and come integrated with other activities in the game rather than being self-contained. As Chris Wilson explained, the core combat mechanic does feel similar but players will have more control over Delirium‘s difficulty depending on how far they venture into the mists. The first thing I noticed in Path of Exile: Delirium was how it looked a bit like 2016’s Breach. Path of Exile: Delirium – Chatting with Chris Wilson For more information, check out our in-depth preview coverage of Path of Exile: Delirium. The console release will follow the week after that.

PATH OF EXILE 2 WEEK MAYHEM PC

Note: Path of Exile: Delirium will be available to PC players on March 13, 2020. During the press tour for the newest expansion, Delirium, I had a chance to talk to Chris Wilson about design philosophies, mist effects impacting performance, the company’s product influencing other ARPGs, the possibility of “sequel leagues,” regional pricing, and more. Fresh off the success of last year’s ExileCon and the Conquerors of the Atlas and Metamorph additions, the team is looking forward to the continuous development of Path of Exile’s expansions and the hotly-anticipated sequel, Path of Exile 2. Grinding Gear Games and their CEO have been quite busy.

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