According to these recent statistics, players in Path of Exile are clearly paying the price for the recently launched Etiquette League. Just like the game Path Of Exile from Grinding Gear Games. According to the second part of the "Grinding Gear Ritual Statistics" report, so far, players who run Rituals have received 1 trillion tributes. Specifically, a total of 1,313,156,248,242 tributes. That's a reasonable amount, isn't it? If you want to be like them, then you may need to Buy POE Currency to enhance your combat effectiveness.

The first part of Grinding Gear's Ritual Stats report shows that since the Ritual League feature was added to the game in mid-January this year, PoE players have started 624,332,098 ceremonies. When the report was released ten days ago, it was estimated that 20,139,745 ceremonies have been run every day since the start of the league, which is equivalent to more than 23 rituals per second. Judging from the latest statistics reported this week, PoE vendors seem to have not really slowed down.

The Ritual Alliance is a new challenge, requiring up to three ceremonies to be completed in each area in the game. After activating the ritual altar, a group of enemies briefly attacked in the circular area around the altar. You must defeat all enemies in the area to end the ritual, and successfully complete all the rituals in the area to unlock the menus, which can be purchased through the tributes obtained by completing the ritual. Before entering the area, you can purchase POE Currency to build powerful weapons and skills.

It's a bit addictive to say the least, because the more rituals you complete, the better the rewards you can get, and you will often encounter exclusive rare items or the more common POE Currency. But, of course, the enemies in the ritual circle have also become stronger, making it more and more challenging to complete the ritual. After completing all these rituals, the 1,313,156,248,242 tributes mentioned are indeed meaningful. Although it is still crazy, especially seeing the free cracking and slash MORPG only ran Ritual League for more than a month.