- Path of Exile is Available Now on PC and Xbox One

Many players play multiple characters per league. It's a no-brainer to keep a Goldrim around for levelling alternate characters, but it's less obvious to keep an eye out for good low-level rares as you blow through early acts. A low level rare weapon with high damage can make levelling your Juggernaut so easy it almost feels like cheating. In case you have almost any issues about where by in addition to the best way to work with PoE Boost, you possibly can email us on our own page. The release of Synthesis will also see the Betrayal expansion integrated into the core game, with Jun Ortoi becoming a Forsaken Master who appears in the Maraketh Desert beginning in Act Nine. The content has been rebalanced so that it will occur less often than it did during Betrayal, but there will be more Immortal Syndicate activity to deal with when you do encounter it.

 
In a statement made on the game's official website, studio Grinding Gears has announced that the PS4 port of action-RPG Path of Exile has been delayed until February of next year. The studio noted that it is the certification process that has caused the fantasy adventure to be held up, but did note that they were grateful for the extra weeks enabling them to iron out a few more creases. I can't say enough good things about Path of Exile. While I love Diablo 3 in its own way, Exile really is a successor to Diablo II and has won over a ton of fans since its 2013 launch. It's not only stuck to its actual free-to-play system, it's also innovated and consistently provided free updates year after year. Developer Grinding Gear Games' audience only further increased when it debuted on Xbox One last year, and now that the [possible token timed exclusivity] is up, it's coming to PS4.
 
Fans have long hoped for a quality console port of the action-RPG Path of Exile. Just over a year ago, Xbox One players got their wish. Now, there's a glimmer of hope that PlayStation 4 users are up next. As reported by Gematsu, the Digital Game Rating Committee in Taiwan has posted a listing for Grinding Gear's Path of Exile on PS4. There are no other details to glean and we don't know what the release timeline might be like, but there it is: one of the better games in the genre seems to be PS4 bound.
 
Interestingly, as much of the stuff introduced in the Betrayal league was to replace the old Masters system, some of your progress with side-quest content such as Delves will carry over between leagues now. Your (now-expanded) hideout will carry over, as will unlocks such as Jun's veiled item mods. You might not be able to take your stash with you into a new league, but at least you'll have some fringe benefits this time round. Oh, and for the most hardcore of players, the Atlas Of Worlds has been updated, with new maps types and player hideouts to find.
 
Once you complete the first few memory missions, you'll unlock access to the the Memory Nexus where you can use the memory fragments you've earned from killing Synthesis enemies to unlock new areas and missions to complete. Tying fragments together, like a puzzle map, allows you to travel through these zones, fighting larger bosses and getting rarer loot.