- Tue Jan 30, 2024 10:46 pm
#831709
The story here is one we've all heard before: A maleficent darkness infests an ancient mine brimming with treasure, driving everyone away. Only here, the darkness is literal—Delve is an expansion about exploring a neverending network of caves while constantly fighting to stay safely in the light. Step into the darkness for even a second and you'll start taking obscene amounts of damage, which might be worth it since that's where all the best treasure is.
What's mine is mine
But unlike some previous expansions, which sometimes feel too optional, Delve is significant and enticing.
Like every expansion to Path of Exile, Delve is a temporary challenge league that remixes the core story mode by adding entirely new features to contend with—in this case an endless dungeon. When Delve launches on August 31, players will start brand new characters and race through the league for several months, until the next expansion releases and those characters are retired to Path of Exile's permanent standard story mode.
But unlike some previous expansions, which sometimes feel too optional, Delve is significant and enticing. While it won't entirely supplant Path of Exile's core story and endgame, I can see myself diving into it at every opportunity. Wilson says the first experience players have with the infinite dungeon will happen within ten minutes of making a new character.
I don't know, Niko doesn't look that mad to me?
Delve introduces a new NPC called Niko the Mad, an engineer and inventor who is obsessed with exploring this long-abandoned Azurite mine now plunged into deathly darkness. He's invented a light-emitting vehicle, called a Crawler, that automatically charts a course through the mines and lays a string of lights to illuminate its path. All the player needs to do is follow it to its destination to unlock the next portion of the infinite dungeon.If you want to buy MMoexp POE currency trade please visit MMoexp.
What's mine is mine
But unlike some previous expansions, which sometimes feel too optional, Delve is significant and enticing.
Like every expansion to Path of Exile, Delve is a temporary challenge league that remixes the core story mode by adding entirely new features to contend with—in this case an endless dungeon. When Delve launches on August 31, players will start brand new characters and race through the league for several months, until the next expansion releases and those characters are retired to Path of Exile's permanent standard story mode.
But unlike some previous expansions, which sometimes feel too optional, Delve is significant and enticing. While it won't entirely supplant Path of Exile's core story and endgame, I can see myself diving into it at every opportunity. Wilson says the first experience players have with the infinite dungeon will happen within ten minutes of making a new character.
I don't know, Niko doesn't look that mad to me?
Delve introduces a new NPC called Niko the Mad, an engineer and inventor who is obsessed with exploring this long-abandoned Azurite mine now plunged into deathly darkness. He's invented a light-emitting vehicle, called a Crawler, that automatically charts a course through the mines and lays a string of lights to illuminate its path. All the player needs to do is follow it to its destination to unlock the next portion of the infinite dungeon.If you want to buy MMoexp POE currency trade please visit MMoexp.
- By jimmycortal06