Thread: 4.1 - The emptiest patch yet.

Originally Posted by Gravton

Deeper treasure map - so my one map has a chance to become 2? Saves me from buying one I guess.

The second map leads to a new kind of treasure dungeon. Has some kind of gamble feature where you can risk your earned rewards for a chance at bigger loot. The fights will be different and new rewards. I think this kind of content is pretty cool if given a chance. Is not the same every time, has random elements and chance of high reward. My world Ragnarok is terrible for maps, it's a pain trying to convince anyone to do them. So there's a big problem trying to recruit for content that is not cross-world and doesn't have auto DF matchmaking, which is a shame because I think treasure dungeons are a solid filler which are fun to run sometimes.

Originally Posted by Rufalus

The second map leads to a new kind of treasure dungeon. Has some kind of gamble feature where you can risk your earned rewards for a chance at bigger loot. The fights will be different and new rewards. I think this kind of content is pretty cool if given a chance. Is not the same every time, has random elements and chance of high reward. My world Ragnarok is terrible for maps, it's a pain trying to convince anyone to do them. So there's a big problem trying to recruit for content that is not cross-world and doesn't have auto DF matchmaking, which is a shame because I think treasure dungeons are a solid filler which are fun to run sometimes.

Yes but they said we are trading a dungeon for "new" content. This was their words. Finding a map in a dungeon is just an extension from the unhidden maps in 2.0. This isn't new. We are getting the same stuff we were already getting in patch cycles plus new ways to access content we have done before, then claiming its "new enough" to justify the loss of the dungeon we would have got. Adding an additional door is like changing the first boss in hatali and claiming "new content".