So maybe the game has changed since then and the things I'm complaining about are no longer a problem. Like only a year or two after the release of PoE IIRC. That's the point that I said no thanks and stopped playing.Īnyway, this was quite a while ago. At the point you're at it'll be faster and easier to just make a whole new character than to respec." So I asked "Okay, how do I respec and fix this?" and I was basically told by everyone "lol, you don't. Anyway, point is I was having a lot of trouble progressing and so I posted asking for help and basically found out that I had skilled entirely wrong and everyone said I had basically screwed myself with the skill tree choices I had made. Something in my head wants to say around 50 hours but I think that's too long.
I don't remember how long, I think it was at least 15-20 hours. When I tried playing PoE I had been playing a character for a while. IDK, in my experience it was pretty much exactly as bad as it first appeared.
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