Path of Exile 2 Return of the Ancients is a colossal overhaul – developer Grinding Gear Games claims it’s the biggest single update for either the action RPG sequel or its predecessor, and I’m inclined to believe them. There are still missing elements that didn’t make the cut, however, and even the sheer size of the reveal couldn’t drown out the cries of “No swords?” Ahead of the showcase, I sat down (digitally) with Game Director Jonathan Rogers to discuss the remaining classes and weapons, how the new endgame Atlas map might evolve, and whether the focus on absent elements bothers him.
Path of Exile 2 Director Jonathan Rogers isn’t worried about missing swords, “as long as there’s nothing in the game that I feel is bad”
11 May 20260

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