Recently, game designer Nick of Grinding Gear Games posted an article on the social platform detailing the content of the POE: Delirium extension released on the PS4 platform on March 18. This is the first expansion of POE in 2020, bringing players new challenge leagues and many interesting content.

When players participate in the Delirium Challenge League in the new version, they will randomly trigger new POE Currency game mechanics in the wild. During the adventure, players have the opportunity to encounter shimmering illusions, and players can interact with these illusions, thus releasing a mist flowing around. All monsters exposed to these mists will make terrible changes, and some new enemies will be generated. Of course, these monsters will give you better loot after being strengthened. Path of Exile: Delirium new season is now live. If you want to get a good start and save your time, you should buy some POE Currency and POE Items. I think MMOAH may meet your need of these resource. Google "POE Currency" and you will find the NO.1 result is MMOAH official site, visit and buy everything you need in Path of Exile.

Prior to this, developers had set some enemies in the game that would become crazy, such as Niko the Mad. The main role of these monsters is to enhance the immersion of the game, allowing players to have a more detailed perception of the game world. In the Delirium expansion, for the first time, game designers try to make all monsters in a large area crazy, and let this change be controlled by players. They hope that this change will make the new Challenge League unique, and approached this theme in a few ways:

The Fog
As a visual representation of the effects of Delirium, the flowing fog simply looks fantastic. It makes the world feel like it’s shifting, and obscures the ground just enough that you might not be sure if you just saw that giant, glaring eyeball emerging from the dirt or not.

The Monsters
Besides new monsters springing up while you travel through the fog, the monsters that were already there may behave… differently. And by ‘differently’, I mean they may tear themselves in half and have a terrifying entity emerge and attack you, before retreating back into the original monster’s body. Or maybe you just imagined it. 

The Rewards
Path of Exile’s passive tree is notorious for its size and complexity. Several years ago we added jewels, allowing players to customize the passive tree. Delirium is adding new jewels that not only customize the tree, but add to it. Some of those jewels even let you add POE Chaos Orb to the additions. And even those might be expandable… You might even say the choices are… maddening.