The endgame towers mechanic in Path of Exile 2 is one of the most scrutinized aspects of the game. There is still a minority of players who enjoy towers, but everyone can agree that they could be better.

However, there’s an overwhelming majority that really wants it gone or reworked, and Grinding Gear Games has finally given in and removed it completely.

The Path of Exile community has never been this divided. What’s more surprising is that everyone wants the same thing: for Path of Exile 2 to become the greatest ARPG.

The rift in the Path of Exile community stems from the initial early access release of Path of Exile 2. Most players didn’t know what to expect from the game, but one thing is for sure: Path of Exile 2 brought so many new people to the game.

Path of Exile’s The Third Edict brings an exciting and chaotic new league mechanic to the game, expanding its endgame depth once more.

The abyss brings with it a lot of ruin, but also gives everyone a massive boost to get amazing rewards, especially when used correctly. Here’s everything you need to know about PoE 2’s Abyss.

Towers have been highly controversial in Path of Exile 2’s endgame mapping since the launch of early access, and the core feature hasn’t received a rework in PoE 2’s major 0.3.0 patch.

There have been major improvements to the game overall, but the community has consistently expressed dissatisfaction over Grinding Gear Games’ decision to stick with the towers despite significant backlash with every major patch.

The most expensive items in Path of Exile 2’s Dawn of the Hunt season will change as time goes on and builds shift. However, a few items will always be expensive because they are popular, strong, and rare.

Here are some of the most expensive items that you can chase for or flip in Path of Exile 2 Dawn of the Hunt. These items will include those that could’ve been corrupted and increased in value because they affected a powerful affix.

Zizaran, one of PoE’s top content creators and supporters, had a two-hour interview with Jonathan and Mark from GGG to discuss the state of the Dawn of the Hunt update and their plans going forward.

After a bit of debate, GGG announced many additional balance changes immediately after the interview. 

There are a few contenders for the best Amazon build in PoE 2’s Dawn of the Hunt season. I’ve seen really strong Lightning Spears, Tornados, and Rake builds, but none are as simple as the Gas Arrow build.

Heavily inspired by Fubgun’s leveling and progression build, the Gas Arrow scales incredibly well in the endgame. Here’s the best Amazon Gas Arrow build in PoE 2 Dawn of the Hunt.

The new major content update for Path of Exile 2 is a bit of a mess and hasn’t been received all that well by the community. In addition to the new gameplay updates and additions, some of the older errors and technical issues have returned as well.

Grinding Gear Games has been slowly releasing new hotfixes to address these issues, but if you’re running into the “Unknown Object Type Serialized by Server” error while trying to play Path of Exile 2, here are a few things you can do.

There are 12 planned classes for Path of Exile 2, each having three ascendancies. Since the early access launch, we only had six classes with two ascendancies each.

Throughout early access, we’ll slowly get more and more classes and ascendancies, and PoE 2’s Dawn of the Hunt has five new ascendancies introduced, and here are all of them.

Unholy Might is one of the strongest buffs you can get on minion builds in Path of Exile 2. The buff got introduced in PoE 2’s Dawn of the Hunt update through the Lich ascendancy and a new unique item.

But what does Unholy Might do, and where can you get it? Here’s everything you need to know.