Re: thoughts about levelling in rpgs

Re: thoughts about levelling in rpgs I often feel the same when levelling up becomes nearly impossible. What is the point in playing games when they force you to do the same thing again and again and again just to become a bit stronger and be able to defeat the next big boss? Isn't g

Re: thoughts about levelling in rpgs

Re: thoughts about levelling in rpgs For the record, they got rid of the micro timers on Alter Aeon a while ago.I look at levelling like this. If I'm some no-name peasant who picks up a sword, I am going to learn much more because it is completely new. By the time I'm level twent

Re: thoughts about levelling in rpgs

Re: thoughts about levelling in rpgs while it is a fair point about games making matters broader rather than longer, at the same time I tend to find that if  game essentially stops my progress in one thing until I progress in other things, it still feels artificially limited. Okay, yes I

Re: thoughts about levelling in rpgs

Re: thoughts about levelling in rpgs I am sort of on the fence on this.Level often brings with it greater skills/spells, and enemies themselves which are harder both because they have better stats and because they, too, have better skills/spells. Further into a game, it is hoped that the

thoughts about levelling in rpgs

thoughts about levelling in rpgs This is something I mentioned before, but since I'm currently playing trimps which is a game all about the scaling, but where there is still interesting stuff to do even when you level higher I thought I'd mention it again and ask for people&