Nova Dificuldade (Ultimate)

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Comecei a jogar Grim Dawn e confesso que gostei muito do jogo. A história é bastante envolvente e os cenários bem desenhados. Porém já terminei o primeiro nível de dificuldade e estou no segundo, completando as mesmas quests, abrindo o mesmo mapa e enfrentando os mesmos inimigos e quando completar novamente irei para o Supremo fazer tudo novamente e chegar no limite do meu level. Acho que o jogo poderia se tornar ainda mais interessante e intrigante se após passar de dificuldade mudasse as quests, colocasse novas dungeons, novos inimigos bem mais fortes que o normal e mais lugares secretos que fossem aparecendo de forma randômica. Os itens de Craft e as criações no ferreiro foi umas das coisas que mais gostei, além dos pontos de devoção e a mistura das classes. Enfim achei que este é um dos melhores jogos do estilo, melhor até que o Diablo 3. Estou na expectativa de nova DLC com novas quests, talvez um novo caminho no mapa (para o sul) e novos inimigos, itens e tudo mais. A equipe está de parabéns. Acho que idéias são o que não faltam. Obrigado pelo jogo.

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hmm which type language is this i can’t understand please in english

[Vannir]

hmm which type language is this i can’t understand please in english

His lenguage Is portugués.

@rapharagc:
Try to post your coments in English, no one understand your lenguage, my native lenguage is spanish and i now most people in this forum speak english, so i guess if i make a post in spanish very few will understand me, try to learn a little bit of English and then make your post, its not too dificult.

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New Difficulty (Ultimate)
I started to play Grim Dawn and I confess that I really enjoyed the game. The story is quite engaging and well-designed scenarios. But I finished the first level of difficulty and I’m in the second, completing the same quests, opening the same map and facing the same enemies and when complete will again for the Supreme do everything again and get on my level. I think the game could become even more interesting and intriguing if after passing of difficulty change the quests, put new dungeons, new enemies a lot stronger than usual and more secret places that were appearing in random form. Craft items and the creations in the blacksmith was one of the things I liked the most, besides the devotion and the mix of classes. Anyway I thought this is one of the best games, best style until the Diablo 3. I’m in anticipation of new DLC with new quests, perhaps a new path on a map (to the South) and new enemies, items, and everything else. The team is to be congratulated. I think ideas are what no shortage. Thanks for the game.

There are many secrets in the game, and I guess there are at least a few left to be discovered by you. If you are looking for stronger enemies, then unlock Nemesis Spawns. Crate will not create new quests for the higher difficulties:

I think people have started to take the additional difficulty modes for granted as a core part of the game and want to see bonus content added to them when, the additional difficulty modes ARE the bonus content. At some point in the past, probably in the early era of arcade gaming, people thought, “well, we have this game that is fun to replay but wouldn’t it be cool if you could keep replaying it at increasing difficulty levels?!” Adding in the difficulty scaling feature and balancing the higher difficulty levels are some extra work but not too much and it allows us to give you guys a fun way to keep playing. It becomes a somewhat more substantial amount of work though as we extend item drops and player progression through the extra difficulty modes. In TQ we took it even further in creating a few additional bosses. Talking about all new quests and lots of new enemies and such is just getting out of control.

The statistics I’ve seen from publishers indicate that the majority of players only play through Normal difficulty once or twice. It is only a small percentage of players, that ever go beyond Normal, for which we’re creating all this extra content (I’m one of those types of players but I don’t replay the game for the quests). It just isn’t financially viable for us to invest much more time than we already are in creating more extensive bonus content for a single game. New quests, levels and enemies need to be delivered in the form of an expansion pack that will also extend Normal difficulty content for the majority of the audience. If we don’t get a reasonable financial return for the work we’re doing, we won’t be able to stay in business very long.

In terms of content, as I said before, the higher difficulties ARE the bonus content and they already do include additional content like items, new enemy types and the continuation of character development. It is possible that we may go beyond this, as time allows, but I think it is wrong to expect it. Personally, as a player, I’ve always enjoyed the additional difficulty levels in games as a way to keep playing with an added challenge. They exist for hardcore players that just want to keep playing with an increasing challenge, largely to see if they can do it and test their character build against the game.

If what you’re looking for is to keep playing a whole new game, then what you really need is an expansion. We can’t just ship 3 games in one and hope to make any reasonable compensation for our work […]

But some quests offer choices, so you can have some variation on each playthrough. However, Crate actually added a secret quest to the last difficulty.