It's a whole different level: easy, user-friendly, translated to your language, where game tells you what to do and where to go, controlls are responsive. Now-days players, well, they were growing on AAA games mostly, like GTA 4, Crysis, Assasin's Creed etc. And current version is childish and ruined. Sure, you still need to check forum from time to time in order to get more tips, but even so, version 1.03 was perfect for me in terms of difficulty. So when i see a game like Frostborn Wrath, it's like returning home. All english, all hard to controll, and i was a 3 years old kid who speaked native non-english language. The only exception - if you used Lanterns to farm 'hits' and now combining grade 1 yellow with grade 15+ yellow, which will only increase final gem power.īuuut, honestly, since i started playing in 1992, all games were hard, no tutorial, just experimental mine fields. Gem Y getting it's stats lowered eventually, since you are turning higher grade into lower grade by doing this. In fact, just yesterday i did checked if it is good idea to toss gem X into gem Y at Z point. Why? Because not everyone like me plays games 12 hours per day to have self-sufficient experience / knowledge. Since release, players are crying about how hard it is and instead of experimenting they simply asking others for help.
I think the main idea behind this game was hard difficulty where player has to experiment and figure everything up on it's own. even just refresher subjects whose characteristics I may have forgotten from Chasing Shadows days. I know I would certainly welcome various tips on many game elements. Some examples, but by no means anything exclusive. If tossing a lesser gem of X type into a greater gem of Y type, at Z point in a run might be beneficial, would it do the game harm to hint at such knowledge? If there is a way, placement, combination, or number of Lanterns to utilize that prove to be ideal, a general hint in that direction wouldn't hurt. *if* the game is quite fair as is, if the elements that are concerned are indeed useful & effective, instead of going online and doing some tip-hunting or walkthrough sleuthing, I wonder if perhaps merely a few helpful, unsubtle yet not ridiculously blunt in-game hints might dramatically ameliorate things. Some people are setting forth to empirically test elements, to the extent they can. Some players who are more masterful than I, and no ill will intended there, defend the game in various aspects, sometimes claiming that elements are superb and quite able. Is the progression of monsters too harsh, are Lanterns too weak, for example. There is still debate - ongoing - about many aspects of the game. I've written a few opinions or responses concerning various aspects of difficulty in Frozen Wrath, but here I thought I might offer a bigger picture view, and an idea.
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