(wow) Words Of Wonders Level 2387 Answers – In a particular part of the blogosphere I frequent, the topic of the week seems to be about the perceived difficulty of the game.
Bhagpuss has a good article on how GW2 can be seen as a paradoxically relentless chaotic mess or a leisurely walk in the park.
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This was prompted by very valid first impressions from Ultrviolet and Aywren, a few bloggers unfamiliar with the specific vicissitudes of the original GW2 battle.
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Maybe we both really like the game (despite its many bad and sometimes frowned upon tricks) and want to see a less frustrating difficulty in GW2 so others can enjoy its goodness. We ended our discussion by looking at the difference between GW2 action combat (mobile saves lives) and the more traditionally oriented trinity MMO combat.
What I would like to do is touch on another very important point inherent in first impressions for players new to the franchise coming to experience preview weekends or expansions.
Or how designers are supposed to build and teach new players who have no idea about the specifics of a particular game, with smooth difficulty levels that curve upwards instead of creating difficulty cliffs that are opportunities for players to become frustrated and quit the game. This is what you should do.
Heart of Thorns clearly made this mistake, dropping new players unfamiliar with their craft into the heart of various war zones.
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OK, they tried. With a level 80 boost, I remember the original start was Silverwastes.
Compared to Verdant Brink, this is a relative walk on flat ground. But the biting monsters (wolves) that charge at you and do more damage if they flank you, leaving behind an acid trail and charge at you (Evil Thrashers) are less flanking. ), enter the body without haste (Leech Thrasher) or have high armor to avoid direct damage and fully heal if you’re more vulnerable to conditions (Husk).
And how many new players will stick with Silverwastes and still get used to their class? No, it will follow the story instance in the new area. Finally, you will need to bring your paraglider.
When they reach Verdant Brink, they look over a steep vertical cliff and see a full warzone and no game guide anymore.
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I once watched a Heart of Thorns broadcast where a new player used a HoT boost to play a shiny new revenant class. He struggled to understand dominance.
First of all, I didn’t even know where or how to get the domain screen to appear. Then he looked at it and had no idea that they had to train with experience. He assumed that once chosen meant he had it, so why his glider wasn’t working was a mystery to him. And finally, when I had enough experience, I took the time to understand and click the user interface again to train my first domain with domain points.
I walked him through the Twitch chat. Imagine new players without Twitch chat to help them.
Oh, and for you, every time he came running to attack Mordrem’s tentacle, I didn’t say anything, but he shot off.
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Because? As a seasoned veteran, I know that tendrils have a specific attack. They perform spinning takedowns in hand-to-hand combat. So don’t engage them in melee unless you’re prepared to nullify their spinning attacks in some way.
It’s something to learn. However, I sometimes despair that some players don’t make the leap of understanding. I would like to know how to fill this lack of knowledge in a constructive way.
Sometimes the only way players can learn something is to say a phrase that helps other players lose their patience and bond. Once upon a time, I yelled at him to leave my warrior banner above a bunch of dungeons because that’s where elementalists get their summoned weapons. I don’t make items. If this player hadn’t broken, he wouldn’t have known or learned that what he was doing was actually a nuisance.
However, it could also be taught in more constructive and calming ways, such as “Place the banner outside the party so she can pick up the summoned weapon without accidentally picking up the banner.” Desired action + reason.
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Either way, Path of Fire seems to be doing its best to avoid the hostile sky bugs of Heart of Thorns…
…except that the difficulty of the intro story instance is still pretty obnoxious to someone unfamiliar with GW2 combat. (Thank you, Balthazar faction multitudes.)
Hopefully someone at Arenanet will monitor the deaths in story cases or check first impressions on the internet and adjust accordingly.
The difficulty of Core Tyria is very carefully graded. Lower level areas contain fairly harmless monsters and have no special attacks like stun or stun. Over time, it slowly increases until the player hits Orr. Orr has seen many balances moved over time to reduce difficulty.
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I’d like to contrast this with the excellent difficulty step that Grinding Gear Games managed with Path of Exile’s 3.0 patch.
For example, I posted a fun little graph of Path of Exile’s difficulty curve three years ago.
It really ramped up in Act 3, and then Act 1 at the next difficulty level calmed down a bit and ramped up from there.
From what the developers said, the problem with player retention is that most casual players have finished normal difficulty, seen all the stories, and decided not to repeat Cruel and Merciless. They didn’t get the endgame card.
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If players made it to the end of the map, it was a solid turn. GGG has had this player for most of his life. I take a break from time to time, but I almost always come back.
Some people wondered if this was a case of selection bias. Perhaps the only players who love PoE as a game and have already converted are those who struggle to beat all three difficulties and enter the map. (There will always be players who just play for the story and never stick around for the endgame).
However, GGG relies quite heavily on the appeal of the endgame, so the strategy they chose was to expand the story into a complete, non-repetitive narrative, allowing players to level up to the endgame without having several game levels. difficulty
I didn’t realize until I checked my PoE post history that I had been playing this game for three years. It’s laid back, but even the most casual players gain knowledge over time.
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Izaro is a good level of challenge for me, now working between dodging traps and reading his animations. cheats for an easier time).
Every time I play PoE again, I get to level 80-86 or so and give the usual Queen Atziri a shot… I was solidly possessed by a trio of boss mechanics I didn’t know about yet. We recently managed to get to Queen Atziri… only to be completely wiped out as she couldn’t dodge her shot in time.
Probably not a build. Even while playing SSF, I followed the build guide for some parts and made my character pretty powerful with lucky drops like Ngamahu’s flame. (Ignoring mechanics unless you’re powerful enough to overwhelm the encounter in terms of stats that can come from trading).
You don’t know the mechanics, you don’t have the reflexes and knowledge to dodge properly with your movement skills, and you don’t have enough opportunities to practice the animation story => enough time to connect the right strategies with the right gestures.
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There are many players who are better than me. No problem. They run to the upper map and there is a boss at the farm. They are very happy if you give them more bosses with different mechanics and more challenges and more rewards in each league.
There are many worse players than me. That’s the problem with GGG. Because every time you lose a player out of frustration, your financial support for the game goes down and you become a less happy evangelist.
Act 1 begins on a beach with very slow zombies and is a small tutorial area that gives new players a must-have introductory look.
Merveil and Brutus appear as small mini-bosses.
