Patch 3.2 Is Way More Than Just A Regular New League Update

Path of Exile is a spiritual successor to Diablo II. Grinding Gear Games has added a seventh player class as part of the game's launch. As someone often critical of free-to-play games, I still recommend Path of Exile to anyone who enjoys the point-and-slash-and-loot genre. The game is supported by a microtransaction model that the developer insists is ethical and not pay-to-win and it is one I've been largely impressed with. Recommended to buy poe currency trade on ours website, stay tuned U4GM. 

POE 3.2 Skill Tree Changes:

Bane of Legends: Now requires that you take Headsman. 

Impact: No longer penalizes the damage on Enemies hit by the Splash.

Overwhelm: Now increases Stun Duration against all enemies (regardless of life) by 100%. Grants Cannot be Stunned.

Endless Hunger: No longer prevents Life Leech effects from being removed when you reach Full Life. Instead of grants Immune to Bleeding while Leeching.

Headsman: No longer reduced Reflected Physical Damage Taken by 50%. Instead, you cannot take Reflected Physical Damage. Now grants 20% increased Area of Effect (up from 15%). Location swapped with Bane of Legends. 

Brutal Fervour: No more extended grants Cannot be Stunned while Leeching or Immune to Bleeding while Leeching. Instead of grants 30% increased Damage while Leeching, and Life Leech effects are not removed at Full Life. 

The Scion, a female character, is essentially the most balanced starting class, landing directly in the center of the game's massive passive skill tree, giving players the ability to shape her essentially however they like. Patch 3.2 is way more than just a regular new League/Content update. It brought us a lot of new items, new skills, crafting options and all the Ascendancy classes have been also reworked. 

One of the best concepts in Path of Exile is its passive tree and skill gems. Each time you level up, you unlock points which you can use to unlock nodes in the passive skill tree. Path of Exile is a huge game to try and comprehend. The game has rekindle the power fantasy that ARPGs have always fundamentally been about. More information about Path of Exile, visit the official website here.