(Spoilers) Ghimlyt difficulty was a step down from the Burn...and that needs to stop

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Originally Posted by ApolloGenX

I think it's really neat you play this game with your parents. You couldn't do that with many games, it is why this game is different. I don't know how old you are or they are, but it's really great that you can spend time with them like that.

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Thanks! I'm 37 and my parents are nearly is their late 50's. :) my younger sister plays too! :D

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Originally Posted by Alexandre_Noireau

Then they shouldn't be doing this content, either they learn, improve, "git gud" or drop it, or dedicate to the plenty of other alternatives and hold the storyline for a while, options there are.
When did gaming became such a cattering to people that cannot be bothered to learn how to play, is basically asking for the game to be whatever.

Might aswell explain why we only get half-assed content all the time, SE has no idea of what to do since it has to pretend to design a game for so many, and is abandoning basic game design principles: Games have rules, you learn them and progress. Not the other way arround.

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I'm sorry but are your dollars somehow better than my parents dollars? Are you really suggesting that they shouldn't get to enjoy the story that they pay for? An MSQ dungeon isn't a place to be seeing how difficult something can be. They shouldn't have to wait to clear something. That isn't a solution or an answer.

Also to say they have plenty of things to do is not the answer or the solution either. I could turn around and say the same thing to you. Do you feel satisfied with your options? I'm judging by your post that you are not satisfied with your options.

The problem here is not the people that need to git gud but rather SE is not creating another mode for their dungeons that are ramped up in difficulty for people like you to enjoy. WoW does this among many other MMO's. Why can't SE?

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Originally Posted by whiskeybravo

I think in order to take the next step we'd need some sort of dynamically generated dungeon with random map sets and random mob spawns, or perhaps even random handicaps. Which sounds exactly like PotD or HoH I guess....

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Fix't.

That's exactly what the further levels of deep dungeons are for, with the lesser floors intended for the average casual player who either wants the certain floors for levelling jobs or just wants the story from it. They even go further by making you have to grind out just so you can get to the full extent of your damage and gear. The only real issue with it is that even after two iterations, deep dungeons are still more or less in a prototype state and I have a hunch that devs are still debating what the purpose of them should truly be.