You haven’t seen the endgame of Path of Exile 2 because the developer doesn’t know what it looks like yet

If like many fans you’re wondering why the Path of Exile 2 endgame hasn’t been revealed yet (despite a lot of press events and coverage recently), it’s because the developers themselves don’t know what it looks like yet. In a recent interview with YouTuber BalorMage, Grinding Gear Games game director Jonathan Rogers explained the state of endgame in PoE 2 when asked about players’ concerns about the lack of visuals.

”We’ve talked several times about showing endgame stuff,” Rogers said in the interview. ”But the thing we’ve always come back to is that the thing we’re going to show is always going to be a guess.”

He expands that the endgame should feel like players are always getting power according to him (ie there should be constant, constant progression). “I don’t want to show something where we’re not 100% sure that’s what you’re actually going to get.” ARPGs like Path of Exile 2 need to have a proper endgame to keep players invested in grinding for better things so, it’s only natural , that he treats the matter delicately.

Rogers further explains that players need to have enough of the campaign, preferably five acts, done to get the feeling of entering the endgame. PoE 2 is supposed to have six acts in total, so doing five of them should be enough to help players prepare for the endgame content. Rogers says the endgame reveal isn’t too far off (a lot of action has already been shown), so we can expect proper details (including images) in the coming months before the late 2024 beta.

What we do know is that it will be over 100 endgame maps, each with their own unique boss encounters. So, the end game of PoE 2 is definitely going to be awesome.

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