Make savage more like WoW's mythics: gradual progression.

[Asymmetry]

What I don't like about savages/extremes is that the mechanics are quite different from the regular version. Feels a bit like a waste of time. Moreover, normal mode is usually quite easy, while savages can be very stressful to learn.

In WoW dungeons have a mythic mode, which has 15-20 levels of difficulty. The dungeon gets harder and harder with each level, and every 3-4 levels new mechanics are introduced. Depending on the time you take to complete a level, you are allowed to move to the next one.

I don't think ff should copy WoW, at all. But this seem like a nicer way of gradually introducing mechanics, and making savages/extremes more accessible.

Any thoughts?

It would also be an opportunity to introduce insanely hard instances, which only a handful of players would be able to pull off.

[Caitsithhh]

What I don't like about savages/extremes is that the mechanics are quite different from the regular version. Feels a bit like a waste of time. Moreover, normal mode is usually quite easy, while savages can be very stressful to learn.

In WoW dungeons have a mythic mode, which has 15-20 levels of difficulty. The dungeon gets harder and harder with each level, and every 3-4 levels new mechanics are introduced. Depending on the time you take to complete a level, you are allowed to move to the next one.

I don't think ff should copy WoW, at all. But this seem like a nicer way of gradually introducing mechanics, and making savages/extremes more accessible.

Any thoughts?

It would also be an opportunity to introduce insanely hard instances, which only a handful of players would be able to pull off.

We already have most that without the monotony of the middle tiers in between ez-ex-sav-ult.

It’s as accessible as it’s ever going to be and that’s totally ok. If anything we need more extreme level difficulty instances. Since that’s easily doable in pf without the memes.

[ItMe]

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