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A HUGE thanks for taking time out of your day to hold this Q&A session. I speak for everyone here when I say any form of communication with JMods regarding game content is appreciated.
1) Are you happy with how dungeoneering turned out?
2) Are you happy with how players reacted to dungeoneering? I think it's safe to say that less than 50% of players actually like it. (Note that I personally do enjoy dungeoneering, so I'm not just another ranter
)
3) Dungeoneering was meant to incorporate all skills, with players using their skills to supply the party with necessary potions, food and armor to get through the dungeon. It was a brilliant concept, but as we both know, it just didn't work out, and Jagex is to blame for that, not the players.
Complexity levels 1-5 were made for players that wish to neglect their skills in a dungeon. Why, then, is it so easily being done in complexity 6? With shadow silk hoods, overly-generous altars and simple bosses that require little preparation (even on warped floors), it's certainly not challenging to do. Players have turned to doing the bare minimum skilling in a dungeon for greater experience gain.
How do you feel about this? Do you wish the original plan for dungeoneering would have worked out a bit better? If so, you're certainly not alone. Have you ever considered, for example, releasing an (obviously optional) complexity 7 that places more emphasis on the skilling aspects of dungeoneering, rather than just leaving your original plan as an optional, slower, and therefore stupid way to train?
4) How about those autogrouping rooms? You tried to improve them once, didn't work, and you never touched them again. You need to be able to choose floor size, difficulty, number of players in the party before it starts, and set minimum combat/dungeoneering levels before anyone starts using them. Any plans for an update here?
1) Are you happy with how dungeoneering turned out?
2) Are you happy with how players reacted to dungeoneering? I think it's safe to say that less than 50% of players actually like it. (Note that I personally do enjoy dungeoneering, so I'm not just another ranter
)
3) Dungeoneering was meant to incorporate all skills, with players using their skills to supply the party with necessary potions, food and armor to get through the dungeon. It was a brilliant concept, but as we both know, it just didn't work out, and Jagex is to blame for that, not the players.
Complexity levels 1-5 were made for players that wish to neglect their skills in a dungeon. Why, then, is it so easily being done in complexity 6? With shadow silk hoods, overly-generous altars and simple bosses that require little preparation (even on warped floors), it's certainly not challenging to do. Players have turned to doing the bare minimum skilling in a dungeon for greater experience gain.
How do you feel about this? Do you wish the original plan for dungeoneering would have worked out a bit better? If so, you're certainly not alone. Have you ever considered, for example, releasing an (obviously optional) complexity 7 that places more emphasis on the skilling aspects of dungeoneering, rather than just leaving your original plan as an optional, slower, and therefore stupid way to train?
4) How about those autogrouping rooms? You tried to improve them once, didn't work, and you never touched them again. You need to be able to choose floor size, difficulty, number of players in the party before it starts, and set minimum combat/dungeoneering levels before anyone starts using them. Any plans for an update here?
04-May-2011 17:04:38 - Last edited on 04-May-2011 18:30:21 by Fake Walrus
I'm sure people have already said, but are we ever going to give the rangers a boost in dungeoneering? >> 74-75-258-62618791
And for f2p'ers out there (me sometimes) in the bag of useful items you can buy from the trader for about 1k there's certain items. But on f2p what use is a knife!!!! As far as I'm aware, it has no uses on f2p and is pointless :L. Mabye you could change it so f2p'ers don't receive a knife?
And for f2p'ers out there (me sometimes) in the bag of useful items you can buy from the trader for about 1k there's certain items. But on f2p what use is a knife!!!! As far as I'm aware, it has no uses on f2p and is pointless :L. Mabye you could change it so f2p'ers don't receive a knife?
04-May-2011 17:06:12
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