As I stepped into the world of Wraeclast in the Path of Exile 2 demo, I couldn't help but notice the familiar yet enhanced visuals. The game retained its signature gritty aesthetic, but there was a newfound polish that drew me in. Yet, it wasn't until I encountered the game's new dodge roll POE currency trade mechanic that my perception truly shifted.

In the early stages of the demo, I traversed through the environment, engaged in combat, and familiarized myself with the mechanics. It all felt like standard ARPG fare until I faced off against the second boss—a formidable underground worm. Initially, the encounter proved daunting as the creature's attacks knocked me down repeatedly.

It wasn't until a moment of experimentation that everything changed. Utilizing the dodge roll, previously relegated to mere repositioning, I attempted to evade one of the worm's attacks. To my surprise, my character seamlessly phased through the assault unscathed. In that instant, I discovered the power of iframes—the invincibility frames granted during a dodge roll.

Armed with this newfound knowledge, I began to buy POE orbs analyze the boss's attack patterns with renewed focus. Each attempt brought incremental progress as I honed my skills and adapted my strategy. Soon enough, the once-daunting worm lay defeated, and I stood victorious, loot in hand.

The revelation sparked by the dodge roll mechanic transformed my perception of Path of Exile 2. It wasn't just another ARPG; it was a game that rewarded skillful play and tactical thinking. No longer was I merely bashing through enemies with brute force; I was dodging, weaving, and timing my movements with precision.