i quit after 400 hours bacouse exp lose

This is the most ridiculous complaint I keep hearing, you arent supposed to die! If you die all the time you failed, you want the game not to have a faliure point, whats the fun in that?? Also quitting after 400 hours, how is that a problem?

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LiMA6#0387 a écrit :

lets just say, you reach level100, everyone reach lvl100, what will you do once you reach level 100? quit? goal accomplished?

Start another class, start another ascendancy, truly experiment with pushing the boundaries of build diversity, try hardcore/SSF or other personal challenges.

As it stands for me, I'm not motivated to start another character if my first one can't even reach max level. I don't want a bunch of half-finished characters.

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SpankyKong#9805 a écrit :

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LiMA6#0387 a écrit :

lets just say, you reach level100, everyone reach lvl100, what will you do once you reach level 100? quit? goal accomplished?

Start another class, start another ascendancy, truly experiment with pushing the boundaries of build diversity, try hardcore/SSF or other personal challenges.

As it stands for me, I'm not motivated to start another character if my first one can't even reach max level. I don't want a bunch of half-finished characters.

but if you can't play a character without dying, its an unfinished build in the first place.

i have ALT F4 countless times because of XP loss on death. i have uninstalled because of it. its a HORRIBLE developer desition

Not only is death the insult to me as a player. i get a checkpoint runback thats 5 million miles away. so i have to waste my time running back. and THEN you have the massive waste of time of having your XP deleted that you worked hours on, even days on get deleted. how many times do you have to kick me while im laying down? why do you want to hurt me so bad that i uninstall and go outside for a nature walk. or go to work to feel better than i do playing the game?

Action RPGs have had xp on death all the way back to Diablo 1 when the genre started taking off. The point of having xp on death is to understand that dying should have consequence, to understand WHY you are dying and lee roy jenkins'inhg your way through content should have an adverse affect if you hit that gravestone.



If you don't like xp on death, go play hello kitty adventure, or WoW.

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LiMA6#0387 a écrit :

but if you can't play a character without dying, its an unfinished build in the first place.

Hardcore mode already exists for people who obsess over this mentality - to never die in a game filled with poorly telegraphed & sometimes totally unexplainable one-hit-kills. It doesn't have to be this way for everyone, and the player retention suffers immensely for it, by evidence of this thread and countless others.

Also... addressing another fake argument popping up from several other people - removing XP loss still leaves 5 other layers of punishment in place for dying. There are several consequences for dying, independent of XP loss.

5 other layers, name them.

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DreadlordMephisto#4974 a écrit :

5 other layers, name them.

You lose time, juiced waystone, juice from tower influence, map mechanics, bosses, and uncollected loot.

You are the one choosing to juice stuff beyond what is capable of your skill/build. That is on you.

Breathing is a time investment, you existing as well.

Map mechanics being a consequence of dying is either A) you not understanding them or B) see the aforementioned first reason so these are mutually inclusive and not different reasons.


If you are again juicing stuff beyond what ur capable comfortable doing then lost loot is again on you. If you alt augment regal a map you still get what like 3 attempts?


All of these points you made are literally tied to one, singular point.


Stop juicing shit beyond what you can do and you won't come across these issues repeatedly.