Perhaps the ledger says "we need to make money." Perhaps there's actually financial problems with the game, and if that's the case, well I'm sorry, maybe make more appealing or unique designs, maybe offer more things to buy that F2P can earn, people seem to fundamentally want to support the game, but by the changes here, I feel like I don't know if I can trust the developers.
#IDLE CHAMPIONS OF THE FORGOTTEN REALMS EVENTS FREE#
To me Idle Champions is a Free to Play game, and Seasons shows the developers no longer want to be in that business. if enough people make a stink, but what is Idle Champions? Idle Champions is a Free to Play game, all functionality and features (and power potential) should be available without paying, and sure, maybe down the road the developers might make this stuff available to F2P games. I don't have a qualm paying money to support developers, but the problem is an important point. I've heard a lot of people say "It's only 10 dollars" but that's a flawed argument. You can unlock that tier early and now you're going to have to spend more money on it, like that's a fundamentally bad idea for a design. think about what happens if you can't reach the highest tier in time, and thus loose out on the core. If you've already bought the battle pass. Basically you now have a daily job to come to play seasons, but you get no rewards for it.Įven if you think the Battle Pass is fair, you're paying ten dollars to work more for the game, this isn't a good design, and it's why the Battle Pass in general are slowly being phased out of many games, because people shouldn't pay for the pass until near the end until they're sure what the reward is. The problem is unless you pay for the season pass, you basically get a handful of chests and not much else. "You'll have stuff to do daily, weekly, or over the entire 10 weeks." This was a good start. Seasons has just come out, and that's really early to judge it, but the thing is Seasons has fundamentally shaken any faith I have in the game. It's something I turn on at leave running on my computer while I work and watch the numbers go up.
Idle Champions is an interesting game, admittedly I only have played it for about three months now and have enjoyed my time. How sad is that? The adventures are surely fun and well-written.Īlso, do the bugfixes first. At that point I saw I need the time to grind to actually progress in the game. I read the dialogue of the Grand Tour of the Sword Coast until about halfway, then nothing else. Experience the lore, read the dialogue of adventures. Completing your collection, then all-purple it slowly but steadily, as You progress in the game. Overcoming difficult variants, then the same for patron variants, by building the best formations with restrictions on the roster.
Building formations and experimenting with combinations to push your wall further. I just didn't want another weekly chore already at that time.Ībove changes would reduce the time needed to complete the weekly patron chores to a few hours, and reduce other grinding tasks, so everyone could focus on the more fun aspects of the game. Can't say anything about ToMT, I never tried it, although I'm playing since 2+ years, so I'm close to the endgame now. I don't even know what to say about season pass quests, I'm still digesting it. 1/4 of the requirement should be enough, still not too easy or quick to get. Now it's a long-term goal achievable in months. Leveling up a core should take much less completed levels.
1 completed free play level should add 5 patron currencies instead of 2 Weekly patron challenges: Instead of 10 for each patron, 4 would be more than enough, but the sum of currency reward should match the previous amount (from 10 challenges). At least lower the chores on the other existing systems, to improve the balance of the game a bit:
I won't chase the hope that the battle pass will be cancelled, or more rewards will be moved from behind the paywall to be accessible.īut. Overcomplicated currency and challenge / task list, with way too many systems and activities requiring micro-management. Let's start by agreeing with anyone complaining this is not an Idler anymore.
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