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Earlier today, Grinding Gear Games has announced the development plan for 2019 of its prestigious title: Path of Exile. As the unprecedented success that the game has pulled off since the release of new Betrayal Expansion, Grinding Gear Games and the game devs team have the prevailing view of a brighter prospect of the game shortly.  The Path of Exile devs team previously took a couple of weeks off from its work by convention. Recently the crew was back to work from the holiday in droves. The development plan is not only the declaration of this year's blueprint but also a wake-up call to their staff it's time to be back on track and throw themselves into another grand journey. Based on the information the plan from Path of Exile devs just revealed, the game planned to roll out four major updates from Patch 3.6.0 to Patch 3.9.0 in this year. All four updates will share the same formula as the previous ones did: Introducing a challenge league, various expansion ...

Grinding Gear Games revealed that the release of Path of Exile: Betrayal witnessed 188,970 people flock to the game to play as early adopters, 123,565 of whom derived from Steam, which is a 28 percent improvement compared to the game's previous launch record.  Perhaps you will be more crystal clear about the importance of this remarkable achievement Path of Exile have acquired by this statement: From the game's initial release, which would be in 2014, to now, there is only one time that Path of Exile really achieved this accomplishment - ACU(Average Concurrent Users) and PCU(Peak Concurrent Users) both were up to 100, 000 - and that is undoubtedly now. Based on the data collected from Steam. It shows that starting on December 8, there are 3 peaks for Path of Exile Concurrent Players which are all numerically over 110,000 and the highest one was up to 120,000. For the last few days, Grinding Gear Games already made its own way up to the peak that wasn't able to ascend to...