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As the first announcement of the game's next league went live, Grinding Gear Games has managed to unveil its reputedly great plan of integrating Betrayal Expansion into the core game mechanic in Path of Exile based on the announcement. Although it barely mentioned how this integration works and what will happen after the integration, the announcement seemed to be off to a great start and now the bombshell comes - Development Manifesto from Grinding Gear Games!  As a matter of fact, the Betrayal League still concerns the most of Path of Exile gamers, even though it's been told to be succeeded by Synthesis League in next month. Today's Development Manifesto is sort of a further explanation and declaration of the original statement "an integrated version of the Betrayal league and much, much more" in the Synthesis league announcement. Although turns out, players are not so exhilarated and contented for this Manifesto as they heard the news from the original...

Path of Exile official website has revealed a few days ago that the latest league Betrayal in the game will be succeeded by next expansion 3.6.0 in the next month. This means the Betrayal League, which is exactly two months from its debut in Path of Exile on December 10th, 2018, will be shut down within one month. Grinding Gear Games underlined the Betrayal Expansion in the announcement by sticking out the "Betrayal Supporter Packs" coming to an end soon in its title, instead of boasting about the upcoming new successor.  Although it's a less bright and more undisguised  "Clearance Sale" strategy for Grinding Gear Games bringing up the news in this way, the latest Betrayal League is absolutely a hit for the game and the company and what this expansion has achieved really takes most of audiences breath away. In the first week of its debut, Betrayal League intrigued over 1 million players and set a new record for the peak and average of in-game active player...

A while ago, an interview program to the Streamer fandoms issued by the publisher of Path of Exile, Grinding Gear Games, finished its Second Episode and openly broadcasted it later. Basically, the interview features all sorts of experiences, opinions, and emotions from a group of full-time Streamers spending their time in and out of the game. This episode introduced a new Path of Exile Streamer called BalorMage, who has been immersing himself in the game for over 11,000 hours and fully devoted to streaming for almost one and a half year, claimed that he has a thorough comprehension of more than half of the whole game now. BalorMage, as a professional Path of Exile streamer, acquired an accomplishment that is second to none now and no one else could top. Now, he is the streamer with most hours streamed in Path of Exile of anybody else in 2018. He stated that this accomplishment was achieved by the at-least-12-hours streaming in almost every single day last year...