2009-05-07, 10:39 AM
I'm sorry, but while I'll take advantage of this, I'm disappointed...
I'm sick of them making it easier for leveling up faster in the lower levels. That's when you're supposed to be getting used to the game or getting new gear, or experiencing the low level pq's, not just soaring through levels. And what happens when a new high level pq or boss comes out? It just doesn't give exp or it gives lousy exp that keeps you busy for a long time per level. Even new areas are that way. Except singapore and ulu city, which I wanted. Hopefully we'll get Ulu soon.
Seriously, I've seen a level 5x say "mso plz poor," but how long before a 7x is seen doing that because it's so easy now, a trained monkey could do it?
I was really hoping nexon wouldn't do this, on top of making it only during the event. Unless they find an excuse to do this a lot, it's still a lack of change from what I see. The exp should be reversed...
And lol at the graphs. Shows that it's the same as ever: hit a certain level, then it shoots to impossible. Anyone else think that the difference at 200 is still not much, just by looking at the graph? And no numbers.
I think a level chart should be linear, not exponentiated.
I'm sick of them making it easier for leveling up faster in the lower levels. That's when you're supposed to be getting used to the game or getting new gear, or experiencing the low level pq's, not just soaring through levels. And what happens when a new high level pq or boss comes out? It just doesn't give exp or it gives lousy exp that keeps you busy for a long time per level. Even new areas are that way. Except singapore and ulu city, which I wanted. Hopefully we'll get Ulu soon.
Seriously, I've seen a level 5x say "mso plz poor," but how long before a 7x is seen doing that because it's so easy now, a trained monkey could do it?
I was really hoping nexon wouldn't do this, on top of making it only during the event. Unless they find an excuse to do this a lot, it's still a lack of change from what I see. The exp should be reversed...
And lol at the graphs. Shows that it's the same as ever: hit a certain level, then it shoots to impossible. Anyone else think that the difference at 200 is still not much, just by looking at the graph? And no numbers.
I think a level chart should be linear, not exponentiated.