HP Limit Exceed pass 9999

[Enkidoh]

But see, that just takes things into ridiculousness - because the player's HP level will not go up completely in relation to the strength of enemies, there will just be enemies added later with attacks that will virtually invalidate any HP gains given. 10000HP? Hah! Here's an attack that does 1 million HP! (Okay maybe that's an extreme exaggeration, but you get the idea). Simply adding bigger and bigger numbers isn't really good game design. Making players use what they already have effectively is.

[SirGazuntai]

But see, that just takes things into ridiculousness - because the player's HP level will not go up completely in relation to the strength of enemies, there will just be enemies added later with attacks that will virtually invalidate any HP gains given. 10000HP? Hah! Here's an attack that does 1 million HP! (Okay maybe that's an extreme exaggeration, but you get the idea). Simply adding bigger and bigger numbers isn't really good game design. Making players use what they already have effectively is.

In the case of Warrior, though, it is. The whole thing with Warrior is that they have a huge HP pool and higher healing, compared to Paladin who have lower HP but take less damage. Also, by the time enemies who deal higher damage are introduced, we'll have higher gear, which will mean higher HP and higher defense. They wouldn't add content we couldn't survive with our best gear.

[Teykos]

But see, that just takes things into ridiculousness - because the player's HP level will not go up completely in relation to the strength of enemies, there will just be enemies added later with attacks that will virtually invalidate any HP gains given. 10000HP? Hah! Here's an attack that does 1 million HP! (Okay maybe that's an extreme exaggeration, but you get the idea). Simply adding bigger and bigger numbers isn't really good game design. Making players use what they already have effectively is.

Someone hasn't eaten a Zantetsuken in-game yet methinks...