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Path of Exile Scourge Patch Notes Are Really Long | MMORPG.com

SystemSystem Member UncommonPosts: 12,599
edited October 2021 in News & Features Discussion

imagePath of Exile Scourge Patch Notes Are Really Long | MMORPG.com

In case you missed it, Path of Exile's 3.16 expansion, Scourge, was outlined yesterday. Today, we've got some patch notes.

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  • BoltonsquadBoltonsquad Member UncommonPosts: 403
    Considering NZ has been on lockdown for quite a while now and they still manage to push out this much content for an upcoming release, it's absolutely amazing.

    I have always praised the work GGG do and will continue to do so.
    ZenJellyoriya9
  • donzin08donzin08 Member UncommonPosts: 40
    say what you will, but no other company constantly updates and gives the user free content like GGG does
    ZenJellyoriya9
  • DarkswormDarksworm Member RarePosts: 1,081

    Boltonsquad said:

    Considering NZ has been on lockdown for quite a while now and they still manage to push out this much content for an upcoming release, it's absolutely amazing.



    I have always praised the work GGG do and will continue to do so.



    Programming can be done pretty much all from home, the only thing they have to worry about is asset security. Lockdowns affect software development... insignificantly... compared to something like manufacturing, or the services industries.

    IMO, the lockdowns have been scapegoated to an absurd degree by software development companies.
  • FrodoFraginsFrodoFragins Member EpicPosts: 6,057
    Darksworm said:

    Boltonsquad said:

    Considering NZ has been on lockdown for quite a while now and they still manage to push out this much content for an upcoming release, it's absolutely amazing.



    I have always praised the work GGG do and will continue to do so.



    Programming can be done pretty much all from home, the only thing they have to worry about is asset security. Lockdowns affect software development... insignificantly... compared to something like manufacturing, or the services industries.

    IMO, the lockdowns have been scapegoated to an absurd degree by software development companies.
    If it was JUST programming sure.  but plenty of developers have done a FAR worse job than GGG at handling the lockdown.  I am curious as to how long they had to work from home though as NZ had a pretty damn good handle on it.
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