I like to go in and find out for myself, explore the game and see the sensations it has to offer me. I see many people who have just started worrying about guides, looking for metas, etc. I really like to appreciate what the developers have to offer. Yes, for me I like to appreciate the map, the mechanics, having a rewarding feeling for finding good items, stopping to analyze the skills tree and not making any quick decisions, seeing my decisions taking effect within the game and being rewarding. I am glad they are taking their time on it though.
#TORCHLIGHT 3 DIFFICULTY PATCH#
It was really this increase in difficulty that made me put the game aside until its multiplayer patch because my friends and I know that LE multiplayer is going to be full of challenges that satisfy all our number-crunching desires. After researching my issue and the issues others were presenting about their endgame experience, I concluded that the difficulty of the endgame would be in highly consequential (and diverse) decisions that required massive amounts of fine-tuning and meta discussion. Inversely to this post, I’ve only ever posted once before, and it was about limited mana regeneration options because I was frustrated with how hard the endgame was getting. LE’s replayability exists in its endgame (monoliths) rather than its base-storyline and thus the argument that these consequential decisions should be presented earlier (via difficulty modes) isn’t really in the scope of LE’s gameplay in my opinion.
Because of this, I second the suggestion of Hardcore to help slow things down.įrankly, yes the early levels on LE feel inconsequential, but I’d argue that a well-designed early game in ARPG should let you take everything in (the skill tree, the HUD, and more generally the whole GUI) before having to make consequential decisions. Finite ARPG progression (an eventual end) benefit heavily from difficulty settings for replayability (See Diablo 2), but as suggested to hardcore mode is a really good option as it also presented to create a challenge that slows down progression that allows you to “appreciate every detail…” and so on. I think it’s really in his second post’s statement that he is focused on “finishing the game” that it’s clear that he is looking for a finite progression system where one could really say they’ve finished LE. I think I understand what the OP is trying to say in that he wants the game to have a slower grind element to it from the beginning whereas LE’s scaling difficulty (gets harder as the game goes on), and thus “killing the monsters so fast like little babies” early on isn’t his desired gameplay. Tl dr: For added early difficulty, play hardcore because I don’t think they are going to add difficulties.
Ps: if my answers seem arrogant excuse me, i’m using a translator and maybe because of him i can’t express myself very well <3 But I know that this is an early access, and the proposal is for the community to help the developers, I really liked it. I found a lot of hateful comments and people talking very badly about the game. Maybe I didn’t understand the perspective and the purpose of the game, it would be nice for people to help me understand it too. I know how difficult it is to develop a game. I thought the game proposal was very good and I believe in it. However I am focused on finishing the game and bringing feedback to the forum. I created this topic compared to the other arpg’s that I played.
It seems that if I randomly place the points on any skill I will continue to be strong.
So far the game has not made me think about which skill to focus on. I got to level 20 but I still don’t feel any challenge and sometimes it gets a little tedious to melt the minions. I’m sharing my feeling about the game so far.
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