Chezuss

u/Chezuss


r/PathOfExile2•

Just like so many of you, I'm not too happy with the current state of the game. I'm playing Artillery Ballista, following Jungroan's leveling build, and I'm currently wading my way through Act 3. My build felt really awful in the first two acts. Now that I finally have access to AB, I've gained some real firepower! I figured the campaign pacing would pick up a little bit now. But of course, it hasn't, because I've landed in the worst paced Act in the game, Act 3.

I've been mulling over this excerpt from the blog post:

Large Area Sizes

Many players are reporting that areas feel like they are too large. Normally when this is the case, the main reason is due to other concerns such as mo

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I was very confused when I tried to open the book this morning on my Kindle app. I guess it's "Gods of the Game" now. Even the cover changed. I still see Krieg Chess in a few places in blurbs, and title headers and such though.

I thought there might be some sort of announcement or information here perhaps, but I guess not

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r/AnarchyChess•

I'm quite disgusted by the entitlement some players show when they're down three queens, two bishops and a single pawn. Demanding a resignation because there's a 95% chance you're going to lose is just wrong. Even if you think it's over 99%

Even if it is completely losing, there is nothing wrong with wanting to finish the game. In fact, my opponent resigning when they have mate in 1 or 2 is less satisfying than letting me run out my clock.

The other day I read a comment where someone said they sometimes win losing positions because their opponent resigning is causing them to tilt. How petty a person do you have to resign in positions you regularly win, and then not have the stones to admit

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