Wondering if someonehas a list of cosmetics from POE1 that can be use in POE2

I didn't say there was an ETA.

Idk why you people struggle with this, here is the video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr7OyPkfGng


0:35 "One of the key promises we made was that all of your MTX from poe 1 would work on POE 2"

Again, this was when EA was delayed to December as I originally stated.

It really doesn't get anymore clear than this.

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KingExodusGG#1474 wrote:

I didn't say there was an ETA.

Nobody claimed that you had?

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KingExodusGG#1474 wrote:

0:35 "One of the key promises we made was that all of your MTX from poe 1 would work on POE 2"

It is frustrating that you don’t appear to be reading the posts you respond to. There is a consensus that most (GGG has since backtracked on “all”) PoE 1 MTX will one day work in PoE 2. You don’t need to convince us of something that we have ourselves already been saying.

If someone is playing Path of Exile 2 TODAY and wishes to spend money on microtransactions TODAY then Grinding Gear Games should be communicating TODAY whether a given portal skin, armour set, pet, and so on is working in Path of Exile 2 TODAY.

The reason for this is that they have not provided any kind of a timeline, that I have seen, for when they might be finished working individually on existing microtransactions so that they are compatible with Path of Exile 2 - and if them giving uniques custom 3D art in PoE 1 is any kind of an indication, it is credible to suggest they won’t be finished this process even five years from now.

Just because someone happens to play PoE 2 doesn’t mean that they also are currently playing the original - or, indeed, that they will still be playing in 2 years / 5 years / 40,000 years or whatever other schedule on which GGG plans on finally importing the last PoE 1 MTX into PoE 2.

It is ludicrous that, for these customers, GGG (a company making TENS of MILLIONS of profit per year) cannot be bothered to make any kind of distinction between a regular purchase and what is, effectively, a pre-order. Which, once again, has no ETA of any kind on its arrival.

The requests in response to this situation have been remarkably measured. Nobody is asking for a public ETA for each individual MTX being imported into PoE 2. Nobody is asking for a public kanban board which lists each individual MTX and places it in a category based on whether the work has not yet started / been started / been finished and is awaiting inclusion in a future patch / is already available in PoE 2. What has been asked for is a sticky thread. That’s it. Just a sticky thread that lists the MTX that are already available in PoE 2. It’s not asking a lot.

In response to this simple and rather meagre request, you have for reasons unknown felt the need to brand us as “entitled” for wanting to know whether we are making an ordinary purchase or a pre-order with no ETA for its fulfilment in PoE 2 - further describing this as being “wild”.

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Sarno#0493 wrote:

It is ludicrous that, for these customers, GGG (a company making TENS of MILLIONS of profit per year) cannot be bothered to make any kind of distinction between a regular purchase and what is, effectively, a pre-order. Which, once again, has no ETA of any kind on its arrival.

I agree with your points, but also, where do you get the information they are making that amount of profit? Is that coming from an official source, such as their profit and loss / official accounts, or are you just assuming that's what they make?

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zedzed_uk#5186 wrote:

I agree with your points, but also, where do you get the information they are making that amount of profit? Is that coming from an official source, such as their profit and loss / official accounts, or are you just assuming that's what they make?

It’s all online.

Grinding Gear Games - New Zealand Companies Office

So, for example, in the year ended 30 September 2023;

• GGG had revenue of 83,375,237 Kiwidollars
• GGG had total expenses of 39,347,562 Kiwidollars
• GGG had a pre-tax profit of 39,479,251 Kiwidollars

Due to accounting quirks their income is being overstated here. For example, for income they have to list the full price of sales including e.g. VAT in Europe, even though they obviously don’t get to keep the tax revenue. But regardless, GGG sure aren’t the cute indie upstart they once were.

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Sarno#0493 wrote:

If someone is playing Path of Exile 2 TODAY and wishes to spend money on microtransactions TODAY then Grinding Gear Games should be communicating TODAY whether a given portal skin, armour set, pet, and so on is working in Path of Exile 2 TODAY.

Wild idea: maybe just look at the PoE2 store where they already separated the MTX that work in PoE2? LOL

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VoidWhisperer42#5989 wrote:

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Sarno#0493 wrote:

If someone is playing Path of Exile 2 TODAY and wishes to spend money on microtransactions TODAY then Grinding Gear Games should be communicating TODAY whether a given portal skin, armour set, pet, and so on is working in Path of Exile 2 TODAY.

Wild idea: maybe just look at the PoE2 store where they already separated the MTX that work in PoE2? LOL

Perhaps you can link where these are?
There are no individual MTX on the PoE2 website shop.
Only packs and point packs.

If you want individual MTX you have to visit the PoE website.

P.S. Sarno's point is 100% bang on.

Yes there are these
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