The Diaden and Euraka

[ManuelBravo]

Looks like it will also have the death penalty after a certain elemental level. Kind of like aby in FFXI had a light system to gain more cour and stuff. Hopefully people won't complain -.- and will actually teach them to stick to mechanics. I'm sure some fate or pop item will be involve based on what we have heard so far. I just want to know how relics will work in this. I have plenty of relics just waiting to be upgraded.

[Dzian]

I just want to know how relics will work in this. I have plenty of relics just waiting to be upgraded.

think about the only thing I know about eureka is they said you wont be able to skip with previous relics like we could with zetas. because it's all new..

[ManuelBravo]

think about the only thing I know about eureka is they said you wont be able to skip with previous relics like we could with zetas. because it's all new..

Correct I think it will just make it easier supposedly.

[RaideDuku]

Looks like it will also have the death penalty after a certain elemental level. Kind of like aby in FFXI had a light system to gain more cour and stuff. Hopefully people won't complain -.- and will actually teach them to stick to mechanics. I'm sure some fate or pop item will be involve based on what we have heard so far. I just want to know how relics will work in this. I have plenty of relics just waiting to be upgraded.

Of course people will complain.

[Squintina]

Of course people will complain.

Agreed, there will always be some people who will complain about the deleveling and difficulty.

However, the amount of people will be based on how hard it is to recover from those things.

For example, losing a job level (not happening, just an example) would suck because of gear no longer working and becoming instantly much weaker right after a death making it harder to immediately get revenge on the monster that just caused the deleveling.

As we don't know how much weaker we'll feel after losing an elemental level (which is what Eureka will use), it's difficult to tell right now just how unpopular it'll be. If it's just a slight inconvenience rather than something that's soul crushing, then only a minimal amount of people will complain (but it'll never be 0 people).

If done properly it would be an incentive to be careful and play better. If done improperly it will make people skip it altogether.