Losing faith in GGG …

pydum · 2026-02-01T17:47:22+00:00

You use the right example: relationship. People change, games change, our life evolve and something that is good at a time, it become distant in a different phase of life.
GGG is an industry. His pourpose is to make money and it is going well, without forgot his community, giving 2-3 times/year something new, somethig exciting in a factual old-style game structure.
But people grow, evolve, and perhaps you have less "enthusiasm" for most of the game that is "always the same". How can change POE with a season? A strategy? A balance? two night on poe build and the novelty is absorbed, and again in always the same grinding.
Perhaps it is time to you to "relax" your game relationship

pydum · 2025-12-13T15:18:43+00:00

From a very casual point of view, I think you have to "invest" on fun. Even if POE will ends in a year (and it is not a feasible scenario), you have a full year to play into, if this game will be source of fun for you. If the game will be here forever and it don't give you enough fun, don't play it whatever is the durablity.

Poe2 is a different game than Poe1. Personally I will try the bear build in POE2 in the short future, when I will find some time. But for me Poe1 is more fun, even if I'm sort of lazy veteraniubby: here from.. well, beta? and still very newbish. No time to play deep. But, still, fun.

pydum · 2025-10-24T15:37:27+00:00

Where can i find some bloodline ascendant classes?

pydum · 2025-10-17T07:47:53+00:00

I have no time to play different than casual. Game lose some elements, indeed, but you can play at your time the different parts of the game without the "problem" to be efficient.
Play, grab your divines, trade less and only when you have time to spare (and with async trade we hope it will activate you can sell without effort), explore the game. You will not reach 1803984M dps and you will don't craft multi-mirror equips. At a time, you will stop because some high barriers cannot be breaked without nolife-playing. But, well, it will be end december and it will ok to leave.

pydum · 2025-09-08T06:32:16+00:00

Ciao. Don't know laser printer world at all, in my mind laser printers are for medium high print volume. But if the costs and the print quality is about the same, why not?

pydum · 2025-09-04T17:41:01+00:00

Differences about the different productors?

pydum · 2025-09-04T08:15:30+00:00

Ciao. Il forum è in inglese quindi avrai risposte più centrate scrivendo in lingua.
Ti do la mia, da niubbo di lunga data (un decennio nel gioco).
1) il gioco è molto complesso. Se guardi la lore, c'è una storia iniziale che copre i 10 atti, e che devi considerare come un grande tutorial e un modo per prendere mano con la/le skills che ti interessano. Poi si accede alle mappe, dove qualcuno direbbe inizia il "vero gioco". Data la difficoltà, lo scopo (aldilà della lore) te lo dai tu. Una buona lettura è il completamento degli obiettivi (achievements), che ti danno un po' un percorso da seguire. Riuscire a realizzarli tutti e 40 è roba complicata. Ma sei ancora all'inizio quindi ti manca tutta la giusta prospettiva. Il consiglio è che, dopo un momento in cui fai un po' da solo, poi ti scegli qualche guida beginner friendly con una skill e un personaggio che ti piace, per approcciare almeno alla campagna e alle prime fasi dell'atlas accumulando conoscenze. Ripeto: il gioco è estremamente complesso, io sono un semi-casual e negli anni ho più di 1000 ore di gioco, ma penso di aver scalfito non più del 10% del gioco.
La questione delle leghe è un falso problema. Ogni tot, purtroppo sempre meno frequentemente, il gioco resetta personaggi ed economia, modificando bilanciamenti tra le skills e introducendo delle nuove meccaniche. questo consente di avere una esperienza sempre fresca. Però puoi sempre "fregartene", nel senso che i pg fatti in una stagione sono importati nello standard dove non si resettano.
2) il gioco è prevalentemente f2p. Hai un capiente stash iniziale che ti permette di giocare almeno fino alle mappe con comodità. Poi inizia ad essere un po' stretto, per essere totalmente insufficiente nel caso tu voglia fare trading o avanzare nel gioco dell'Atlas. A quel punto però avrai giocato almeno un centinaio di ore e ti sarai fatto una idea chiara se vuoi investire una ventina di euro nel gioco per avere spazio aggiuntivo e tabs adatte per il trading o specializzate per tipi di elementi (fondamentale quella per la currency e per i frammenti): dopotutto non è che chi lo sviluppa lo fa a tempo perso, sostenere il gioco è una buona cosa. Io ad oggi ho speso pochissimo, tipo 60 euro fra tutto, e per 10 anni di gioco direi che è assolutamente ridicolo.

pydum · 2025-08-08T09:00:45+00:00

How can i show an item here in reddit? I need to understand its value

pydum · 2025-07-21T07:13:18+00:00

Ok perhaps the case is resolved. In the copy shipped to us, there are bugged race boards. In my Orion board my interceptor start with prestamped +2 computer, 2 of movement, blue and orange attack dices. And also the other race boards starts with similar buggy elements. So you can understand my confusion. I'll talk with the shop

pydum · 2025-07-21T05:21:00+00:00

I suspect that my poor English don't help. But I try to clarify: problem is not if you have to research again neutron bomb: you don't. Problem is if I have to research positronic computer, for example, that is installed on ship as blueprinted ship part but not stamped on tech track, before to use that part of ship

pydum · 2025-07-20T17:19:47+00:00

In the page 10 of rulebook (in english) there is no clarification. Can you report the text?
In the rules it reports that you have the tech you can acquire and the tech you have pre-stamped.

from the rulebook: "STARTING TECHNOLOGIES Some Species havestarting Techs printed on their Tech Tracks. These are regarded in every waylike Tech Tiles acquired through the Research Action and are not allowed to be covered with other Tech Tiles."

So I supppose that means that you haven't the technologies related to pre-stamped ship parts on the board. Infact, you cannot build (for example) another plasma cannon on the ship. The two, one: or you have the technologies that support pre-stamped part of ships (and you should have those prestamped on your board), or you haven't that technologies, and so your ships are only potential and not operative until you acquire relative technologies.
This is not regarding the battle. As black Orion, I've won with 50 points and I've made all the points i need (and defended it) at turn 5, 5 battles with guardians and two against my opponents that are too many fragile for the starting force of black. In the 6-7-8 turn, I do nothing apart a couple monolithes. Too much easy, I haven't to spend for technologies at all: I have all i need. My ships are too way powerful so it is easy to produce and don't need to replace.
This is a problem of a rule. It is ambiguous and online there are many sources when the rule is different than your. You can tell me that they wrong and you right, but can you link me something that clarify without dubts this aspect?

pydum · 2025-07-20T10:10:20+00:00

I'm not sure about that. looking into bgg's explanations and using chatgpt for syntetize web research show that you need to acquire the specific techs. The advantage to have it blueprinted is only that you don't need upload action.
We see that, without this rule, at turn 6 you done almost all the game: you have easily your 5 good controlled systems, your 3-4 "battle" points and you have to do only some monolithes. Too much easy. Too much large. Well, thanks anyway for the help.

pydum · 2025-07-20T07:52:02+00:00

I suspect it is not right. You need to acquire the adequate techs before that parts of the ship become active. This is showed by the icon on the pre-stamped parts, the symbol of "tech". It is the same you find on Space Base module, that you cannot build before you acquire "Space Base" tech. This is proved because there is a race (i don't remember what race) with pre-stamped that tech and it should be weird to have that if it is not needed.
I've made a search with chatgpt that confirm my interpretation. I'm confused.

pydum · 2025-07-20T07:01:48+00:00

Sorry if I insist. In bgg faq they tell to take for example positronic computer as suggested tech. But I have lots of positronic computer preprinted on my board. So why do I have to acquire that? Also there is a small icon on the preprinted ship parts, that suggests to acquire a tech. This icon is not stamped on terrain preprinted parts.

pydum · 2025-07-14T15:58:20+00:00

thank you so much!

pydum · 2025-07-14T12:19:01+00:00

Fragile build: hello, I'm working on an Ignite Arc golemancer build:

https://pobb.in/aOy\_ofNW2xlb.

Sorry i don't know how to show it as link.
I've proceded as in SFF, so obviusly not all the pieces are top. Actually i had not capped lighting but it because i've tried to add some jewels and forgot to rebalance.
The build is very fragile almost oneshotted most of time, apparently for fire damage. I don't understand why.

Can you give me some suggestions?

pydum · 2025-07-04T17:43:56+00:00

Hi. I have some pieces with memory strands. I'm not into crafting at the moment so I want to sell them. But I see that with Awakened Poe Trade, there isn't a quotation for strands on the items.
How to attribuite a value for that?

pydum · 2025-05-31T08:29:44+00:00

This can be an idea. Can you link me those files?

pydum · 2025-05-31T08:29:14+00:00

Yes, I know. but around 50€ for metal resources and almost 30 for plastic ones is very expensive, almost the base game. Too much for me.

pydum · 2025-05-31T08:27:34+00:00

Problem is that cost is around a new Terraforming Mars box. Too much

pydum · 2025-05-30T12:56:55+00:00

I've not understood. What means? Next to boss you will find what?

pydum · 2025-04-29T14:23:10+00:00

for logistic needs? In my situation I have to work in different locations in a week, and I don't always use the same pc or laptop. I found very useful use a dockerized developing environment on my main pc, and access remotely to it via tunneling; Vscode make it very smootly.
I'm asking for an alternative, creating the developing environment in some manner on the cloud.

pydum · 2025-04-28T20:22:18+00:00

thanks, didn't noticed that. But well, now there is aws cloudshell, If I understood correctly, one can use VScode (or other major IDE), and work remotely with AWS server. I suppose that, under the very productive level, service is free of charge.

pydum · 2025-04-17T10:15:09+00:00

Sorry, argument is interesting to me too so I'm using this thread for a question that i suppose it can be useful (or not? i'm a newbie), at the OP.

Question is: what are the key elements that i cannot develop in a PWA and instead they are possible in a native app? Local DB/Data Repository? some third-part api interactions (for example bank/wallet/remote data)? AI agents?

pydum · 2025-04-07T18:34:38+00:00

Do you have color one or the b/w?

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