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Originally posted by Blank:I've never used this 'YSA' mod but I am an avid user of Cheat Engine. If you wanna continue playing the vanilla version, you can just turn off the mod or even specific settings in the mod programs menu. It's more like a program you install, and everytime you want the mod to be on, you can just simply turn it on. Also it's not a mod in the same sense as other mods. It certainly makes sure that you need to stay stocked up on potions, but it's not so hard that it is absolutely ridiculous.

Although we all have our own personal standards/preferences so it's hard to say. I understand your concern, but it's not too too bad if you ask me. Or like today in Skyrim with legendary difficulty where in the first levels any lowly mob can one-hit kill you.and there is nothing you can do about it.it goes directly into a killcam before you even get a shot in. It wasnt fun it was just a pain in the ass and absolutely forced the player to power level. I remember when I installed Oscuro's Overhaul in Oblivion, I was getting killed all the time.Įvery encounter, even with a rat or some low level bandit was a titanic struggle of life or death. My hesitation is this - does it make every encounter a life or death struggle? Originally posted by Siddha:Thanks Raenar

I don't mind being a bit OP for a section or something because I found a Legendary weapon or something awesome but I don't want to slaughter everything in my path for the rest of the game just because I did a few sidequests. So yeah, the difficulty is way too low, the level cap is way too low.Įxploring outside the quest line? Love it, but by the time I do several side quests and discover new areas, the main questline becomes a joke and I end up slaughtering absolutely everything in my way and it's boring. I have a playthrough right now where I am nearly 20 and I just finished the House of Ballads quest where I go and save Sir I also have hit the level cap on several playthroughs before even getting halfway through the game on the Xbox 360 and PC versions of the game both with and without the DLC that adds the 10 level cap. There is a huge problem with difficulty curve in this game. Originally posted by Blank:I don't see what the big discussionis about. If I have insinuated in any way that your way of playing KOA:R is not proper, I apologise - I have no such right to do so. Even on the vanilla hard setting, KOA:R is not really a challenge.įinally, as this is a single-player, how one derives enjoyment from the game is up to one's own choice. Your comment about the gameplay being easy is one I can totally agree with.

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If by increasing the Level cap means a player will have points to full master another talent tree, that IMO will end up being like going past Level 30 on New Vegas. A fighter specialist will have little or no abilities in other trees and will overcome challenges differently that a rogue or mage. In the same vein, in KOA:R, the Level 40 / 123 talent points cap makes it so a character can not be a master of all abilities. A level 30 character cannot be a master of all skills and have only so much perks to allocate.įor myself, playing a more level limited character also means that my character must specialise in specific skill sets or risk being mediocre at everything. The vanilla version was built to level up to 30, and at that level, a character has only so much skill points/perks and must decide which skills/perks to specialise in. At level 50, the Courier will long ago max out all skills and gain a whole load of perks to go with it. When Fallout: New Vegas raised the cap from Level 30 to Level 50, I was one of those that disliked it.

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If you wish to level beyond Level 40 and keep getting more points to improve more skill, this is where I would totally disagree with, except that you're free to play it the way you like it. I do not know whether the YSA mod changes the number of talent points issues per level, but the game levelling was designed with maxed Level 40 and with 123 talent points (+3 per level starting with 3 at Level 0), so at max level, a char may have:ġ) Mastery in 1 talent tree (full range of Level 1-6 talents)Ģ) High skilll in 2 trees (up to Level 5 talents)ģ) Middling skill in all 3 trees (up to Level 4 talents) 40 by itself is no more than a number, same as the base level cap of 30 for vanilla New Vegas or the max level cap of 50 with all add-on. Then again, perhaps we have differing views on enjoyable gameplay.įirstly, when you put down 'Level 40 is ridiculously low', I personally felt that was a rather shallow statement.

The problem is that the level cap was TOO LOW and that the game was too easy. Originally posted by Raenar Valtrek:I think you totally misunderstood me.