Why POE2 is dying

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onsomeshit#6839 wrote:

Chris has gone, and it's owned by the chinese. That's why.

Has nothing to do with anything.

Chris wasn't involved in the PoE2 development anyway and Tencent owns GGG since 2018.

they are clearly not looking to make the game playable with troll mods like proximal tangibility

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onsomeshit#6839 wrote:

Chris has gone, and it's owned by the chinese. That's why.

Chris wasnt exactly all too brilliant when it comes to difficulty, drop rates, and all round general fun either.

About the only thing i have seen GGG real great at over all these years beyond the initial conception of POE (based heavily on D2) is feeding RMT and Bots.

Just saying.

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rmeofone#0709 wrote:

they are clearly not looking to make the game playable with troll mods like proximal tangibility

I dared them to put it in.

Its a mod that means nothing to me.
Im melee, but it does force a caster to live for just one moment

in the shoes of melee classes..... and look at the hate....

Are you implying somehow a company under Chinese registered is inferior?
Sound a little tad racism isn't it?

Tencent has zero input in the game. If any, they seem to have a rather loose hold. This is all on Grinding Gear.

Chris has been a non entry for a long time. Just that most people don't realized it.

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DutchMilk#4689 wrote:

Tencent has zero input in the game.

Zero huh? Like none at all? Then why did they pay all that money? Is tencent some kind of charity?

Lol, you play in game which you bought. Not Tencent gives you it for free.

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inspecktadeck#3108 wrote:

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DutchMilk#4689 wrote:

Tencent has zero input in the game.

Zero huh? Like none at all? Then why did they pay all that money? Is tencent some kind of charity?

Seems like people want to believe Tencent = bad.

Ubisoft board of directors are almost exclusively from the Guillemot and it self imploded without influences from Tencent.

As a investor, Tencent only care if Grinding Gear make money or not. If it isn't, they will cut grinding gear into pieces and sell what is worth.

This isn't anything new. The key question is why there seem to be a group so against Chinese investment? Was it because they happen to be Chinese? Like the original post suggest.

There is no evidence that Grinding Gear outsource any works and the fact they are hiring, we can be certain at least the development is done within New Zealand and inside Grinding Gear.


This game have always been plagued with racism since its beginning. Ay attempts to call out racism would be quickly met with the "it isn't racist" crowd.

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As a investor, Tencent only care if Grinding Gear make money or not. If it isn't, they will cut grinding gear into pieces and sell what is worth.

This isn't anything new. The key question is why there seem to be a group so against Chinese investment? Was it because they happen to be Chinese? Like the original post suggest.

Key answer is that when someone wants only $$$ from a game, game becomes sht. Just look what happened with Blizzard games.

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Azimuthus#1135 wrote:

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As a investor, Tencent only care if Grinding Gear make money or not. If it isn't, they will cut grinding gear into pieces and sell what is worth.

This isn't anything new. The key question is why there seem to be a group so against Chinese investment? Was it because they happen to be Chinese? Like the original post suggest.

Key answer is that when someone wants only $$$ from a game, game becomes sht. Just look what happened with Blizzard games.

Interestingly, you are strongly suggesting business should not exist solely for profit,pursuing profit will only end up with bad products, while at the same time, believe Tencent is behind the failure without any evidence.


All businesses exist solely for profit. Success is not exclusive from the pursuing of profit. Always remember that.


It is also interesting people have selective memories of Blizzard. Blizzard was horrible under Vivendi before they merged with activision - which continue their horrible management. Their recent messed up was two decades of rotting in the making.