From exile to archeologist
The 10-act journey (it launched with only 3) is a gothic romp that will see you dive into the history of the world like a heavily-armoured archaeologist. Before you know it, you’ll be pit against demons, gods, and eventually entities fighting over a multiverse of dream worlds. It gives even the gratuitous God of War series a run for its money.

The thirst for new gear is one of Path of Exile’s most obvious driving forces. There are a bewildering number of stats and special item powers to consider when decking out your Exile, and your inventory will always be overflowing with options, though often not very good ones. It can frequently be a case of quantity over quality, with RNG making it even harder to get decent gear.

There are ways to bypass that, though. You can augment and transform items, trade collectible divination cards for unique gear, dabble in some crafting—they all give you a bit more control. Then there’s the trade system, a whole bartering economy based on various commodities in lieu of a single currency (Path of Exile has no standard money, like gold). It used to be that players had to trade directly with each other or use third-party sites, but Grinding Gear recently created a trade hub. It lists items and shows if sellers are offline or AFK, ostensibly making it easier to get in touch, which you can also do via the hub.


Loot for days.
It’s still a bit of a hassle, but I actually like the slight inconvenience. With an auction house where I can get what I want at the touch of a button, I might as well just be dealing with an NPC shop. It’s faceless and absent any human interaction. And since I have to make an actual effort to trade, I’m not doing it all the time—I’m getting stuck into the game and upgrading my gear on my own. If you want to buy MMoexp POE currency trade please visit https://www.mmoexp.com/Path-of-exile/Currency.html.