Path of Exile 2 offers decent challenges for its players. But the best player of the ARPG shows how easy it can be.
Who is it about? The “Path of Exile 2” speedrunner Angormus was recently a guest at the charity event “Awesome Games Done Quick”, where speedrunners showcase their skills and raise donations. The donations go to the Prevent Cancer Foundation, which deals with cancer prevention and early detection.
Speedrunner Angormus is likely the best player when it comes to speedruns in Path of Exile 2. Out of the nine official races held by the developers, he won six and remains undefeated when playing a warrior character. This time, he also demonstrated how skilled he is.
Here you can watch the trailer for the current season of Path of Exile 2:
Finished in less than 3 hours
How did the speedrunner perform? During the charity event, speedrunner Angormus played his favorite class, the warrior. While others typically take a weekend to play through Path of Exile 2 at the start of the season, the player showed that it can be done much faster.
Without help from other players and without trading, the speedrunner defeated Path of Exile 2 in just 2 hours and 55 minutes. He played his character from the start in Act 1 to the new Tavakai end boss in Act 4.
During the nearly three-hour run, the speedrunner died seven times and nearly an eighth time against the end boss, as the boss threw several of the most challenging attacks at him due to bad luck. However, Angormus also showed in the final battle why he is the best player of the ARPG and survived that encounter as well.
You can watch the entire video here on YouTube:
How does the community react to the speedrun? The community of Path of Exile 2 finds the performance of the speedrunner incredible. Many viewers comment that they could watch the video on YouTube several times in a row and still not be done with the campaign.
Other players are simply happy to see Path of Exile 2 at Awesome Games Done Quick and that donations for a good cause could be collected with the ARPG.
The donation livestream from Games Done Quick is one of the largest charity events in the gaming world and takes place every six months. In Germany, some streamers have started their own charity event over 10 years ago and were also recently very successful: Gronkh and PietSmiet raise over 1.75 million Euros for a good cause on Twitch, breaking their own record
