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Kmanfree
It is sort of hard to determine difficulty in a way with so many things needing to be balanced, like potion availability (too many or not enough) damage levels that may need adjusting, spell damage and costs, etc.. difficulty almost needs to be done at the end of development when most things are finalized.
Quique30
My thoughts, exactly.
I wonder why they're asking this when, even if we take this as a final product and rate its difficulty as such, it will mean nothing coming next patch. e.g.: Small changes like day duration can impact the difficulty.
I wonder why they're asking this when, even if we take this as a final product and rate its difficulty as such, it will mean nothing coming next patch. e.g.: Small changes like day duration can impact the difficulty.
Shukfir
I voted for C. I suppose, to make game harder, you should increase price for potions and damage dealt by monsters (not health, because it'll make battles longer and more boring).
milosm1983
maybe third level of difficulty could be implemented...
jsebela
I wonder why are you dealing with difficulty, when there are things like spells, potions and number of EXPs and skill points to deal with in first place, especially as those said things change difficulty of game.
Especially water spells are laughable.
I played on adventurer, and it suited me as is. Major problem was where to place skill points wisely as there are only 3 per level. Another problem is that game feels empty once you go through certain location. Please focus on those problems...
Especially water spells are laughable.
I played on adventurer, and it suited me as is. Major problem was where to place skill points wisely as there are only 3 per level. Another problem is that game feels empty once you go through certain location. Please focus on those problems...
jeckhyl
I suppose the whole team can work on more than one problem in the same time (it's incredible).
And they ask us our opinion about problems than require our opinion, i.e. not 95% of their work just now.
And they ask us our opinion about problems than require our opinion, i.e. not 95% of their work just now.
Melnorme1984
When does the vote end?
jsebela
Within a week - about 6 days from now.
an1s3rg
If you play for four shamans that can block attacks, deal not bad damage with weapons and have magic cure (not to mention potions) - Well, the game will seem easy at any level of difficulty.
But if you try to play for a handful of magicians - i think that even on normal difficulty the game will tire you very quickly.
Why I love M&M, so it's a variety of ways that can go player. And difficulty will depend only on what the obstacles and restrictions player will put for himself.
But if you try to play for a handful of magicians - i think that even on normal difficulty the game will tire you very quickly.
Why I love M&M, so it's a variety of ways that can go player. And difficulty will depend only on what the obstacles and restrictions player will put for himself.
DreamWarden33
The emptiness of the game is the biggest problem I have with it right now. No enemy respawn, or surprise attacks while you are resting, does not make any sense in terms of M&M or any other open world RPG that I can think of. So either the world map is much larger than it appears to be and there will be enough exploration/content to keep us from being bored, or we have to constantly trek through "dead zones," which will be strange and boring.
DreamWarden33
...and what is wrong with experience mining? It is integral to every RPG I have played, including legacy M&M games. If by experience mining, you mean defeating 5 xp spiders, then I would have to kill thousands of spiders to gain a level after level 5 or 6. So that argument is irrelevant for regular monsters. Obviously, you can change the respawn counters for tougher enemies, like the Cyclops. Respawn them every 3 months, 6 months, whatever. Loot and fun are the basis for respawn.
Ice-H1961
I agree in full!
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