2015-09-02, 01:05 AM
What they did right recently was burning fields. What they need to do is actually balance every map so it's at least competitive with other maps. Why would you ever go to any of the maps before krexel? You don't cause they give generic EXP rates, the spawns are horrible and you have no incentives to do it. What I'd propose is actually buffing the mobs HP, EXP and map layouts to make things worth while.
I completely forget NLC and CWK are even things in the game now. I never need to buy potions (thanks easy bossing), the mobs aren't very good either. I remember before big bang happened people would always train at Lower Ascent or at Path of Peril because they were actually good additions, now no one bothers with these areas because every other mob has been scaled so massively. I kill a Nest Golem and get around 9k EXP for a level 150 mob or I can kill a level 157 Dirty Lupo in commerci for 4.7k EXP with a terrible map and spawn.
People train at Stronghold because it's incredibly efficient something that Mechanical Grave lacks. Kritias is even more efficient for me than bothering with mechanical grave. They never should've reduced party play exp to 20%, it should've been kept at 50% and applied everywhere.
I completely forget NLC and CWK are even things in the game now. I never need to buy potions (thanks easy bossing), the mobs aren't very good either. I remember before big bang happened people would always train at Lower Ascent or at Path of Peril because they were actually good additions, now no one bothers with these areas because every other mob has been scaled so massively. I kill a Nest Golem and get around 9k EXP for a level 150 mob or I can kill a level 157 Dirty Lupo in commerci for 4.7k EXP with a terrible map and spawn.
People train at Stronghold because it's incredibly efficient something that Mechanical Grave lacks. Kritias is even more efficient for me than bothering with mechanical grave. They never should've reduced party play exp to 20%, it should've been kept at 50% and applied everywhere.