I rate this game hella dope.

Usually, F2P comes with a catch. Something along the lines of a restricted free version, a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game, or some kid who flogged his mum's credit card one-shotting you with a kit of OP gear off the P2W store.
PoE has none of that. It's an excellent dungeon grinder with infinite replayability owed to its in-depth playstyle customisation elements.

This game squats directly over the heads of Diablo 3 and Torchlight 2, then downs half a pack of super strength, fast acting, prescription laxatives.
Plenty of D3/TL2 plebs will surely argue that with only 23~ hours played, I can't make that call, but hey.. I paid $0 for PoE, loved it, and will surely go back and give it another run when I have more time. D3 and TL2, I paid money for, rushed through once, quit and never went back. So in the sense of pleasure/$ spent, PoE has been an infinitely better experience.

I rate this game hella dope. Usually, F2P comes with a catch. Something along the lines of a restricted free version, a shitty game, or some kid who flogged his mum's credit card one-shotting you with a kit of OP gear off the P2W store. PoE has none of that. It's an excellent dungeon grinder with infinite replayability owed to its in-depth playstyle customisation elements. This game squats directly over the heads of Diablo 3 and Torchlight 2, then downs half a pack of super strength, fast acting, prescription laxatives. Plenty of D3/TL2 plebs will surely argue that with only 23~ hours played, I can't make that call, but hey.. I paid $0 for PoE, loved it, and will surely go back and give it another run when I have more time. D3 and TL2, I paid money for, rushed through once, quit and never went back. So in the sense of pleasure/$ spent, PoE has been an infinitely better experience.