Grinding Gear Games Shares Path of Exile 1 Curse of the Allflame Issues They're Addressing
Grinding Gear Games has confirmed upcoming fixes and adjustments for Path of Exile 1: Curse of the Allflame following player feedback.
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- Jul 30, 2026
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Grinding Gear Games has issued a communication regarding Path of Exile 1: Curse of the Allflame, confirming that work is underway to address issues within the expansion.
According to report coverage from MMORPG.com on July 27, 2026, the developer shared an overview of planned fixes and tweaks aimed at improving the expansion post-launch.
Developer Response and Patch Scope
Grinding Gear Games acknowledged player feedback following the release of Curse of the Allflame. However, specific details regarding exact balance changes, bug fixes, or deployment schedules remain unverified in the available reporting. Further technical notes and patch timelines are expected directly from the developer as updates are finalized.
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