Both leagues are getting Challenges, extra difficult goals that can be completed over the next four months. While many of the eight requirements are cross-league, you'll need to play in both to collect them all POE currency trade . Do so, and hold them until October 8th, and you'll get a t-shirt. An actual, real life t-shirt.
The rest of the patch applies to all leagues. It includes a "substantial" rebalance to many areas of the game, along with a one-off passive skill reset so players can redistribute their builds in response to tweaks. For a full rundown on 0.11.0, head to the Path of Exile update page .
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Path of Exile. It's dark and moody. It's free to download and play. Its web of skill trees is scarier than any towering boss demon. Most importantly, it seeks to be the spiritual Diablo 2 followup purists want. Open beta commenced back in January , and the game's community has swelled immensely since then. Developer Grinding Gear is now looking at launch plans and beyond, and speaking to Joystiq , co-founder Chris Wilson says it will release in six months and get yearly expansions.
When version 1.0 hits, Wilson says, it'll mark the end of the open beta period and turn Exile "reviewable," though many of its critical systems—ubiquitous piles of loot, abilities for each of the six classes, and a token-based microtransaction store —are already in place. According to Wilson, 1.0's focus will be furnishing Act 3 with a full storyline and additional monsters and items.
Grinding Gear intends to release expansions "over the next 5 to 10 years," Wilson explains. Though uncommitted to a solid schedule POE divine orbs for sale , Wilson believes the community's size and the studio's previous experience with milling out extra content such as its race events will make expansions a "once a year thing."
