The developers behind Path of Exile 2 (PoE2) have shown understanding and empathy towards the Diablo 4 team following the controversy surrounding a recent balance update buy Diablo 4 Gold. In an interview with IGN, Jonathan Rogers, co-founder of Grinding Gear Games, discussed the challenges of managing game balance in a live environment.
Rogers acknowledged the difficulties faced by the Diablo 4 team, stating, “I feel very bad for the developers because I’m sure that they mean well, but yeah, it’s a hard lesson to learn.” He emphasized the importance of finding the right balance at the game’s launch, as players are often resistant to downward changes once they are accustomed to a certain playstyle.
In contrast to the recent Diablo 4 controversy, Grinding Gear Games plans to take a proactive approach to balance in PoE2. They intend to conduct a lengthy beta testing phase to gather player feedback and fine-tune the game’s balance before its official release. Rogers believes that this strategy will help achieve the desired balance for players.
Furthermore, Rogers mentioned that PoE2 aims to offer a deep and complex gaming experience, catering to players’ desire for extensive character customization and build experimentation. These statements indicate Grinding Gear Games’ intention to provide an alternative to the design choices that garnered criticism in Diablo 4.
Both Diablo and Path of Exile fans can look forward to more updates on these highly anticipated games.
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