wowpwnslol wrote...
AmstradHero wrote...
Right, so you made a highly optimized character build with extremely good gear, and found it was possible to defeat dragons "easily". Congratulations. Do you want a medal? Not everyone is a power gamer. A lot of gamers found the Dragon battles challenging and exciting. Perhaps if you want a more challenging experience, you should try placing roleplaying limits on your character?
The role playing excuse is really old and tired. Basically it's people who are generally poor players that can't spend a little time researching the abilities and building a decent character, so they hide behind the "role playing excuse" and drag the game difficulty for everyone.
Bollocks and codswallop.
Can't spend a little time researching the abilities... or perhaps would rather
not pick a completely optimised build but instead make character development choices that apply to the character persona they are roleplaying.
It does sound like the difficulty in nightmare could have been increased a little, but I like my roleplaying games to support roleplaying, not demand pure powergaming.
Hey, in Morrowind, Oblivion and Fallout 3, if I picked a really powerful build, they were easy as well even on the highest difficulty level. In a single player roleplaying game, there is not the need to develop perfectly optimised builds like there is for PvP "RPG-lite" games. Sure, I've played Diablo 2 and WoW,etc, that do require that sort of strategy, and liked those games too, but they're a different game. There's no need to demand powergaming for every single game.