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Path of Exile: Echoes of the Atlas is Grinding Gear’s most successful expansion We’re just a week on – to the day – from the Path of Exile: Echoes of the Atlas DLC’s launch, and it’s already been declared the most successful expansion in developer Grinding Gear Games’ history. The action-RPG game’s devs have announced the latest pack has been a hit in terms of its player counts, hitting more than a whopping 265k concurrent players during its launch. “Echoes of the Atlas has been Path of Exile’s most successful expansion so far,” studio co-founder Chris Wilson announces in a press release. “We are so pleased to still be setting new player number records after over 30 quarterly league releases since 2013. It shows us that our development methodologies are evolving in the right direction as we work towards completing Path of Exile 2.”
Eric Abent - Jan 18, 2021, 4:30pm CST On Friday, January 15th, Grinding Gear Games released a new seasonal league for Path of Exile. This latest league, called Ritual League, is unlike most of the seasonal leagues we see Grinding Gear Games release for a couple of reasons. For starters, this league is arriving later than expected. Originally scheduled to launch on December 11th, Grinding Gear Games decided to delay the roll out of this league after Cyberpunk 2077 was delayed to December 10th, as it didn’t want to force players to choose between playing the new Path of Exile league and
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Path of Exile can be run through, and those players do not count to the SteamDB figures. Advertisement Grind Gear Games have also had some server problems since the launch of the expansion, writing a news post that states that they have seen an “11% higher peak player numbers than any previous Path of Exile release ” which they say “would normally be something to celebrate, right now it’s causing some big server problems.” As a result of this, the developers are acquiring some hardware upgrades for their servers, and as a result they are anticipating some downtime in the near future, as well as a potential to postpones
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11 January 2021, 11:11 pm EST By As the "Path of Exile" (POE) 3.13 update was announced on Jan. 7, players are looking at creating the best builds for the new expansion, including a new endgame mechanics as well as a new Ritual League challenge. However, since 3.13 patch notes will only be released on Jan. 12, there are various builds that may not be affected by any nerfs as the new update goes live on Jan. 15. (Photo : Path of Exile / YouTube) 5 Best Path of Exile 3.13 Starter Builds for Ritual League Expansion 'Path of Exile' (POE) 3.13 Starter Builds Requinix provided some of the best "Path of Exile" 3.13 Starter Builds that players may use in Ritual League. This list is based on the following key requirements used:
Someone has taken notice of all your universe hopping and god-slaying. Path of Exile: Echoes of the Atlas is the next expansion being added to Grinding Gear Games’ insanely deep and complex ARPG. Turns out all our wanton murder across the breadth of creation has drawn the attention of a cosmic entity called The Maven, and she wants to see just how powerful we truly are. Path of Exile: Echoes of the Atlas launches January 15th on PC, and the 20th for consoles. Path of Exile: Echoes of the Atlas will arrive on PC next Friday, while PlayStation and Xbox owners will have to wait until the 20th for the latest expansion to go live. That’s not a terrible wait at the end of the day, and it may prove useful seeing as Echoes of the Atlas will introduce not only the usual changes to skills and talents that come with an expansion, but a gigantic addition to the already complex endgame in Path of Exile.
Path of Exile’s Echoes of the Atlas expansion has been revealed Path of Exile’s 3.13 update is coming out in just over a week, and developer Grinding Gear Games has now revealed the major expansion. It’s called Echoes of the Atlas, and it introduces a host of new content heavily tilted toward Path of Exile’s endgame. Echoes of the Atlas adds 11 new map types to the RPG game, as well as important new characters who have new challenges to take on. You’ll encounter a new NPC known as the Envoy, who has news of visitors arriving in the Atlas. Once you’ve traveled to the new area, you’ll meet The Maven, who will ask to observe while you fight a boss. When the Maven observes a fight, she’ll make it more difficult, and after the first time she watches, you’ll be able to call her to observe subsequent boss encounters.
Path of Exile: Echoes of the Atlas Update Adds a New Killer Boss and Other Endgame Content Jan 7, 2021 18:49 EST Path of Exile: Echoes of the Atlas has been officially been revealed, and it looks to be one of the game’s biggest updates yet. The expansion largely focuses on free-to-play action-RPG’s endgame, adding new environments to tackle, new passive skill trees, and an ultra-hard all-powerful boss known as The Maven. You can check out a new trailer for Path of Exile: Echoes of the Atlas, below. And here’s a deep dive into all the expansion’s new content…
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