Path Of Exile Update Makes Dealing With Microtransactions Easier
Path of Exile's most recent update features a small quality of life change that might mean a lot for anyone who makes use of the game's microtransactions. In order to streamline the use of items obtained via microtransactions in game, Grinding Gear Games is introducing a new system that does away with the Stash and replaces it with something that allows players to manage everything more efficiently.
Now, microtransactions are equipped to individual slots to allow players to swap them out easily without having to reclaim them. The system makes it harder for players to misplace microtransactions as well. A video highlighting the new system can be seen above. For more information on the update as a whole, be sure to check out the post on the Path of Exile site.
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