In Path of Exile 2's gloomy Wraeclast, with its denizens once again facing down the apocalypse, there isn't much time to pick out a sick outfit. Nor are folk rushing to the local tattoo parlour, or jewellers, to spruce up their look. Not when demonic hyenas and ravenous zombies are prowling the streets. But for those coming from the also quite gloomy—but nonetheless rather fashion conscious—Diablo 4, this might be a little disappointing.
Even knowing that I would spend absolutely no time at all looking at my spooky Necromancer's face, ink or accessories—seeing as that they would inevitably be hidden by all the gear exploding from my victims' corpses—I remember poring over Diablo 4's extravagant character customisation options, refusing to begin my misadventures in Sanctuary until I looked just right.
