The ability to change the game balance is what keeps me here.ĭ3 had similar problems initially but the streamlined grind answered that complaint somewhat.Ī problem I realize I had with both games was that they were inverted from usual power fantasies to encourage continued playing.
Ultimately paying "Boris the Stat Enchanter" to boost items makes offense farming very easy compared to the much more time consuming farm for defense.Īnd to be clear- if it wasn't for mods then I would have left this game 3 years ago. I choose to play mods that allow easier access for "-x% All Damage Taken" so I can focus on gathering big healthy "Skulls of Reichliu". This is because the only items that matter are "Skulls of Limony" which can be missed if the mid grind in the Mapworks are skipped and the player will have to settle for "Eyes of Grell" instead. In other words it feels like the more I play the less powerful I get.Īctually, high level grinding in TL2 will not solve the issue of dying in one hit. By the end you're often scraping by and grinding away for hours trying to get better equipment. Icing on the cake is when I only realize what happened a second later when all the effects die down.
I'm ok with something being vastly stronger than me, but less ok when it shows up amid other enemies that are much weaker and kills me in half a second. I've gotten into the 70s with berserkers, mages, engineers, and hunters and they've all had problems with squishy-ness. Originally posted by Predator Goose:I wish the endgame of TL2 wasn't so bad.
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