playing Dungeons on high Difficulty

[Anhra]

It is understandable that casual gamers aren't that interested in this sort of thing. This Thread and Idea exists solely for those that wish to push their limits by limiting themselves as far down as it is possible. And the feeling of acomplishment of clearing the impossible, is something that no itemdrop or title can even remotely catch up to.

[SturmChurro]

It is understandable that casual gamers aren't that interested in this sort of thing. This Thread and Idea exists solely for those that wish to push their limits by limiting themselves as far down as it is possible. And the feeling of acomplishment of clearing the impossible, is something that no itemdrop or title can even remotely catch up to.

"Casual gamers". No this is plain boring I'd say, I think most would rather not subject themselves to garbage gameplay - which these old dungeons are comprised of - with all their skills missing, no healer.. Standing in place with a grand total of like 4 skills, is NOT gameplay that wows me, and I'd say most others. I'd rather have proper challenge, where I can utilize my full toolkit and work towards an actual reward. It's not "clearing the impossible" it's called wasting time, but that's just my thoughts.

[Seera1024]

It is understandable that casual gamers aren't that interested in this sort of thing. This Thread and Idea exists solely for those that wish to push their limits by limiting themselves as far down as it is possible. And the feeling of acomplishment of clearing the impossible, is something that no itemdrop or title can even remotely catch up to.

I don't think there are that many hard core players that would fall into this either.

This sounds like more what a group of friends would do for the occasional "just for fun" run and not one of their serious "to challenge themselves" runs.