Hello bete please like my favorite gaem or else you are a casulel

These videos are so good. Your channel has become one of my favorites. Thank you for making such amazing content. It’s a shame you’re not as big as you deserve to be

just discovered your channel, and i'm loving it!

As a 7 year semi casual hard core, constant player of PoE who randomly found your video, here are some things of note: -They will never change how gem info is portrayed, but I will say: you can read the Green Text above all the blue detailed numbers you read out in the video, that’s where your condensed and helpful info is. Including what the 200% freeze thing means. -For the passive tree, do a middle ground approach. Plan ahead like. 10 points or so. Don’t have to read the entire tree, just also don’t only look 1 passive ahead. -They will never make a new player league/different experience. And the devs debated hiding the skill tree for lv 1 guys, but for now want to leave the “open and then they instinctively zoom out” experience to weed out those who will stay. Best you got is your first gem choice from the NPC has some videos on what future support gems work with it. And with a bit of logic on what passives to take for the main skill you wanna use, finishing the campaign is very possible, but just sheer inexperience will make going far into the endgame tiers very hard without constantly dying or not having enough dps. (Though there is no timers on boss killing) -You will always be constantly finding new mechanics and figuring out the game for a long time, such that “just log in and play” chill couch gameplay isn’t until far into the endgame where you have multiple things setup and ready to casually farm in. -As for your specific video gameplay, Please press the Z button so your loot stops being hidden on drop. And turn on Ally and Enemy Hp bars in the settings.

After a little over 12k hours in Path, the two best ways to bring new friends into the game are as follows: Option 1 (Blue Pill) Build guide, as was stated in this video. Some people like this as an option, knowing they won't need to restart or hit many walls. I do not enjoy this and learn more from hitting those walls and figuring it out, so I personally did Option 2 (I also started in Hardcore, and died often, so I'm probably in the minority). Option 2 (Red Pill) Tell them to go for 75% in Fire, Cold, and Lightning Resistances, while grabbing Life on the skill tree, whenever they are close, and don't use Energy Shield gear, yet. Other than that, do what's logical. You'll be able to get through the campaign and probably to Yellow/Red maps, but your damage will fall off without understanding the mechanics behind increasing your damage. This way of playing the game will let you hit barriers and allow you the chance to figure them out yourself. I tend to also supply the knowledge that Active skill gems can link to Support skill gems to modify their behavior (sometimes, just granting More damage), and that these gems must be linked. As an aside, I truly do believe that the Red Pill option is much better for learning the game. My friends who have gone the Build Guide route ask me questions incessantly, every single league, about basic mechanics and don't bother to google anything, so they don't retain that knowledge. I recommend getting stuck and figuring out the answer. That is the best way to experience Path of Exile.

It doesnt matter how deep the mechanics of a game are if I cant figure it out without asking for help you made it wrong. This is why I like Last Epoch so much. The skill trees are manageable and dont make my eyes glaze over any time I look at them

The prevailing opinion around the PoE community is that a new player should not use a build guide. I would agree. As a lover of PoE, I did not beat the campaign until my third character. That new player mode suggestion is brilliant.

People are too afraid of failure in a game. They view a character that cannot progress any more as "wasted time" when in reality you spent that time learning the game, and (hopefully) having fun. People need to be more okay with hitting progression walls, starting over and trying something new, taking lessons learned from the first time you played. This is how we played PoE in the closed and open betas, and on launch. You don't need a guide until you are neck deep in maps or if you just cannot figure out a specific interaction.

I dont know who you heard that the best option is to follow a build guide but that guy probably has no idea, its best to go blind following the basic things every ARPG character needs life/resists

From your commentary, u're more suited for casual games, which poe is not. just pick something like Daiablo, call of duty or fifa, where you don't have to stress much

Daiablo

As a veteran of the game, I agree the barrier of entry is higher than most and that would scare away the random Timmy picking up the game not knowing whether it is for him or not, but if you feel overwhelmed by the first 2 gems and the skill tree, this game is not for you and a more casual Last epoc or Diablo would suit you better. I started by just randomly checking it out as well and it didn't capture me, didn't even finish mud flats in act 1. Later when I found a guide and saw what was possible I knew where I was going and loved it, 4500+ hours later I'm still in love with the game and wouldn't have it any other way

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🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕 Now that I get your attention. What is the MMO part in this? Seemed like I either missed it or was not there. Shame, diablo MMO sounds fun /s

Nearly everyones first character is a failure, that's a part of the game.... i failed a lot. lol POE 2 goes beta next year, they are changing nothing in this one.

I really hate this stupid game but I can't stop playing....it's free and has loads of things to do, it's just so many things make no sense and some content is simply impossible to do for a casual player with bad internet connection....also f**k that 10% XP removal on RIP, that's some pure BS.