It must feel bittersweet to be an ARPG fan right now. On the one hand, we have such colossal releases like Diablo 4 in our hands, while existing games continue to grow and expand, to say nothing of upcoming, highly-anticipated sequels like Path of Exile 2. But it's also a time marred by all sorts of problems, most recently Diablo 4's misfire patch, somewhat anemic first season and Blizzard's (admirable) attempts to course-correct as much as possible. As disrupting as they are, these pitfalls act...
It must feel bittersweet to be an ARPG fan right now. On the one hand, we have such colossal releases like Diablo 4 in our hands, while existing games continue to grow and expand, to say nothing of upcoming, highly-anticipated sequels like Path of Exile 2. But it's also a time marred by all sorts of problems, most recently Diablo 4's misfire patch, somewhat anemic first season and Blizzard's (admirable) attempts to course-correct as much as possible. As disrupting as they are, these pitfalls act...
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