Sometimes, you may not be able to achieve all of your objectives, and you’ll have to choose - and events will play out differently as a result. Wherever possible, these choices will also have consequences.
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Story-wise, we aim to give the player choices to make about how to proceed through an act. With enemies making more interesting choices, we want the player to be able to do so in kind, both to aid replayability and to improve immersion. Twenty years before, they saw what a talented Exile can do, so they’ll quickly realize what you represent. They’ll be making moves against you while you carve your way across the continent.
They’re looting ancient artifacts, they’re out waging war, and sometimes, if you anger them enough, they might even come looking for you when you least expect it - because the malevolent forces at play in Path of Exile 2 are smart, capable, and dedicated to their cause. Allies and antagonists alike have their own goals and desires. First and foremost, we’re approaching Wraeclast as a living world. With that in mind, I’d like to share some narrative design philosophies about how we’re approaching the story and experience of Path of Exile 2. That means myself - your resident Narrative Designer - and a team of fantastic level designers, artists, and voice actors will be along for the entire ride. Path of Exile 2 represents the company’s first opportunity to build a complete sequel story all at once. The years between saw significant upgrades in Grinding Gear Games’ capabilities and focus, but also held complications with the availability of voice actors and writers. Act 4 didn’t arrive until 2015, and Acts 5 through 10 followed in 2017. When I started playing, the Lunaris Temple was the end of the game, and Piety was the final boss. Newer players might not realize this, but Path of Exile was written in stages. The following is written from Matt's perspective. In today's news post, Narrative Designer Matt Dymerski, shares some of the narrative design philosophies being adopted to craft a more immersive story and experience in Path of Exile 2. Check it out: In Path of Exile 2, much has changed in the world of Wraeclast, which means that the way we approach telling its story also needs to be different.
And what with the game's enhanced reactivity and a new focus on choices and consequences, things aren't looking too shabby. Having recently shared some fresh Path of Exile 2 footage, Grinding Gear Games now brings us this article where they talk about their approach to narrative design in the upcoming action-RPG sequel.
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