It'll keep you going for a very long time. 'I mean, it is more complex in a lot of ways, but I think that that's something that a lot of players crave and you can do a huge amount of experimentation in our game with the character classes and builds. His pitch for Path of Exile 2 is that it has 'much more of a focus on action' and 'excellent bosses' as well as a 'ridiculously huge amount of content.' He also claims that Path of Exile 2 has more depth. We just want to make sure that we're kind of going in that direction. Like, not much in the way of cooldowns, very much more, 'What skill is best to use here in this moment because it's just the right situation.' Things like the way you never lose control of your character. 'I'm definitely preferring more of the action game stuff. Rogers said that Diablo IV's approach has proven to be great, but also said that it wasn't really for him. It's much more action-focused, but with a sort of hardcore bent.'

'Whereas we're going more in the kind of like Elden Ring sort of direction. 'They certainly have a lot more around like cool down rotations and things like that, but also just the more open world design and that kind of thing,' Rogers said. What separates Path of Exile 2 from Diablo IVĪsked what separates Path of Exile 2 from Diablo IV, Rogers said that Blizzard's action RPG is on what he would call an 'MMO path.' 'I should slow this down.' However, there is a process for that,' fellow director Chris Wilson agreed.

There are times when a developer looks at a thing in their game that is too fast and they think. 'I feel very bad for the developers, because I'm sure that they mean well, but yeah, it's a hard lesson to learn,' Rogers said. Earlier today, Blizzard held one of its regular Campfire chats in which the developers promised to address the issues as quickly as possible. Diablo IV, meanwhile, has been excoriated for its handling of issues like class balance.

Diablo 4 needs released