Elki said:because it's fun
because much of this is about travel and not destiny
getting acclimatization is part of the journey and the progression of your characterthe example you set reminds me many of how raid events treat modern MMOs
in the old school if you go to face a fire dragon you had to prepare the adventure iva you need fire and magic resistance but that does not go to completely mitigate the dragon's abilities and effects
As modern MMOs follow their logic, they eliminated the resistance, they do not have to prepare for their confrontation, they do not have to get resistance equipment, nor do they have to strategically choose their team composition, they simply go with their standard BIS equipment, they kill the dragon and they wonder and now that not I have nothing to do this game is crap
Yeah it going to be fun. Going into a dungeon matrix of caves and crypt cities known to contain Frigid and Anaerobic climates and the atmospheres of Gloom and fog of confusion. Where the 3rd tier casters wield purple magic and decay. Where the high level named are actually Undead family. And it would be random which family members you ran into in the deepest and darkest places. And each of them is a different class and attracted a different set of Minions.
How does Purple magic interact with Gloom? Does it enhance Gloom?
How does yellow magic interact with Gloom? Does it diminish Gloom?
How does purple and yellow magic interact?
Does a Anaerobic interact with Decay? Does it slow Decay?
Is Gloom and Frigid bad, or is it real bad?
As a Player/fan I am expecting VR to know the answers to these questions. I hope they are having some fun with designing this combat sysem. lay me down some "E" in that "PvE"
so maybe I bring 2 Pally and Cleric, 2 Achai Monks and an Enchanter