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Elon Musk and Asmongold's Epic Social Media Clash Over PoE 2

Jan 16, 2025 10:26 PM

Elon Musk finds himself in hot water over his gameplay accusations related to Grinding Gear Games' Path of Exile 2, following a back-and-forth with Twitch streamer Asmongold. The controversy arose when Asmongold claimed that Musk's level 97 character progress appears suspicious, leading Musk to respond on social media. Players speculate whether Musk is actually playing the game or if he is using others to boost his account. This scrutiny comes amid Musk's long-standing self-portrayal as a dedicated gamer, despite doubts about his gameplay knowledge and performance. The situation highlights the intersection of celebrity culture and gaming communities, while discussions around Musk's credibility as a gamer intensify.

What are the accusations against Elon Musk regarding his gameplay in Path of Exile 2?

Accusations suggest Elon Musk may not be seriously playing Path of Exile 2, with claims made by Asmongold that his high-level character progress seems fabricated. Observers point out inconsistencies during his gameplay, leading to speculation that he might be employing others to enhance his gaming status.

Path of Exile 2 is an upcoming action RPG from Grinding Gear Games that builds on its predecessor's mechanics, promising significant updates and expansions. The original Path of Exile has cultivated a strong community focused on deep gameplay and rich lore, setting high expectations for the sequel's release. With the involvement of notable figures like Musk, the game has gained additional media attention, both positive and critical.



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