Path of Exile

[An Ordinary Ordinator]

Either way, it sounds like you might be a bad fit for this game, or you need to learn how to regulate your emotions.

I'm kinda finding my footing with this game because I'm going in blind. It's much different than Diablo 2 in how it handles mechanics and skills, so I'm just trying to finagle around and find something that sticks. It's gotten better now that I've nailed down my build (Marauder Two Hander) and now that I'm nailing down the dodge roll mechanic, but I just wasn't digging that capstone fight in Act 1.

 

[Gandhi's Left Hook]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=xzy_0m7jwRw
I'm kinda finding my footing with this game because I'm going in blind. It's much different than Diablo 2 in how it handles mechanics and skills, so I'm just trying to finagle around and find something that sticks. It's gotten better now that I've nailed down my build (Marauder Two Hander) and now that I'm nailing down the dodge roll mechanic, but I just wasn't digging that capstone fight in Act 1.

Going melee is tough in poe2. You will always struggle more with melee builds, especially early on. If there is one thing I really want them to balance, it's melee.

Anyways glad you are finding your groove.

 

[Weeby Catto]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=xzy_0m7jwRw
I'm kinda finding my footing with this game because I'm going in blind. It's much different than Diablo 2 in how it handles mechanics and skills, so I'm just trying to finagle around and find something that sticks. It's gotten better now that I've nailed down my build (Marauder Two Hander) and now that I'm nailing down the dodge roll mechanic, but I just wasn't digging that capstone fight in Act 1.

You came from diablo, have you ever played poe/poe2 before? If not, find a league starter guide man, trust me it's easier to learn and progress that way.
Acts are pretty easy if you know your stuffs, and can be done with subpar builds.
But if make mistakes here and there, it all adds up in endgame (maps), and it can be very expensive to course correct. Learn from those who came before and wrote the guides, ask a lot of questions.