Restoni

For me its quite clear what went wrong with PoE 2, it is direct sequel. Many people havent completed first part so starting direct sequel feel quite uncomfortable. Situation would totally different with another hero and story. Setting and lore is so great in PoE soni really hope they will make more PoE games. We just need a another hero. Of course there were some quite derious flaws. Difficulty was balanced very poorly, games being much too easy. And on hardest difficulty levels game just start to feel like work, not challenging, just boring work. Another thing, when you playing crpg and reach level cap halfway game something is very wrong. These problem are in all newer Obsidianin games, PoEs, Tyranny and Outer Worlds. I still love these games but that is what separates from being true classics. And i believe these things annoy other hardcoreplayers too, and hardcoreplayers are core audience for these kind of games. If core audience appriciates then bigger audiences may follow after good word spreads around. My tips for Obsidian in nutshell: 1. Dont do direct sequels, but use great settings you are already created. 2. Dont try to balance your games with all for everyone mentality, remember your core audience, and balance your games strictly for them.

I was wondering how many "level ups" there is in the game before reaching maximum. In other words what is maximum level? Never been a fan of style where characters reach levels like 50. In games like Baldur's Gate level ups were much rarer and every level up was worth of little celebration. Another thing i was wondering i couldn't find a answer, does base attributes increase during the game or on level ups. Always found it little strange when characters are many times in the end og the game or just raised their IQ three times their orginal starting point. I appreciate Dungeons and dragons- & Fallout-style where main attributes are more or less cast in the stone and leveling up comes through skills and perks.