no more hard dungeons

[NessaWyvern]

^Wanderers Palace probably is the last time I actually had fun in a dungeon, avoiding insta-kill stabby tonberries was pretty fun. For the past 4 years, I've been basically avoiding doing dungeons. I'd rather do PvP for my tomes, it's more fun (despite PvP being not very good in this game)

[Lauront]

Dungeons are pretty and often convey the lore in a living format, but once you've run it once or twice... there's just no real reason to, unless you're gear farming, which doesn't take long. By and large, I avoid dungeons too.

[Alucard135]

The backgrounds and stuff are well made but all dungeons at the core are more or less the same..

Dungeons are pretty and often convey the lore in a living format, but once you've run it once or twice... there's just no real reason to, unless you're gear farming, which doesn't take long. By and large, I avoid dungeons too.

That's what saddens me about the dungeons we have. some have really well made environments that you don't get to explore. I did like what they did with the copied factory where you can enter the map after the raid to look for stuff inside. They could carry on and extend this idea to allow us to further explore the dungeon after we complete the duty and make different paths etc. The dungeon duty itself could be restricted to the linear path so that no one complains about having something like Toto-Rak maps. But once you're done, you can go back and do more stuff inside.

[Sclair0]

This is a shame, dungeons are my favourite content! I love casually exploring a new area that doesn't require very much learning to beat, or that many people to have a party ready for it.

I still have hope that someday we will get "extreme" dungeons as hard 4 man content.

But one per patch is still fine for me.

[Selova]

It honestly felt like a waste of resources having 2 new dungeons given how irrelevant dungeons become after running them the first time. It would be great if they instead work on a Challenge Mode/Mythic + type system to make running dungeons more appealing. Some of the dungeon designs are amazing and it feels like a waste in their current format.

[frostmagemari]

Yeah, dungeons have been pretty dull for a while now, so hopefully we'd be getting something big that is hopefully more fun that eureka.

Honestly, for me.. Dungeons and game play flow within the dungeons needs to change to make it worth repeating. I know i'll inevitably replay them through roulettes, but i only do that for the daily roulette bonus; I'd rather be excited to do the dungeons themselves though and have the roulette bonus as a reward for doing content i enjoy rather than slogging through things like i'm just checking off a list of things i have to do to not fall behind in the general progression of the game.

[Rokke]

Eh. We've already seen the effort that goes into a single dungeon patch a la SB: Other than being visually prettier (Hells Lid, Ghimlyt dark etc), they don't really feel any different from two dungeon patches so roulette is going to be even dryer than it is now. Its a little disappointing that they announced we're getting less while also announcing that the playerbase continues to grow to record numbers.

[Ssmiley_Bjakkzz]

meh...
Sounds the fun is running out.

[Derio]

Hoping they further expand the things to do in the open world. I like the new FATE system. I wish they could do something like that with levequests. I prefer open world content over instanced.

[Lauront]

That's what saddens me about the dungeons we have. some have really well made environments that you don't get to explore. I did like what they did with the copied factory where you can enter the map after the raid to look for stuff inside. They could carry on and extend this idea to allow us to further explore the dungeon after we complete the duty and make different paths etc. The dungeon duty itself could be restricted to the linear path so that no one complains about having something like Toto-Rak maps. But once you're done, you can go back and do more stuff inside.

Agreed, it's a pretty neat feature and I hope we see more of it.