OP is talking about the monsters that get out-leveled by you, not the other way around.How fun in that?
it really fun when i fought level 16 when i'm just level 8
In short, OP doesn't want easy to kill mobs around the world.
This is bad idea.Hello,after hours i have spent in Witcher 3 i think it would be good idea to keep the monster level which are below yours at the same level as Geralts.
This is good ideaHello,after hours i have spent in Witcher 3 i think it would be good idea to keep the monster level which are below yours at the same level as Geralts.
My bad but it still no fun cuz when i'm strong i want go back and kick some monsters that i cant before haha .OP is talking about the monsters that get out-leveled by you, not the other way around.
In short, OP doesn't want easy to kill mobs around the world.
I had the most fun trying to kill a huge brown bear that was about 10 levels above me. Fought the bugger for about 20 mins, ran out of all consumables and with us both at a sliver of health I thought I had him, he charged and miss and I was just about to slash his meaty rump when, with lightening reflexes, his head flicked around and bit me. I died. I was seriously annoyed but it was a proper fun challenge.
Well it wouldn't hurt to make them a LITTLE stronger.
But then again, playing on Death March difficulty I have difficulty with every monster (even below my level) but still can kill monsters 5 - 8 levels above me.
The only difference is the damage they make and since stats do not increase on the 2 highest difficulties it means that basically you will have to get better and better in terms of your own reactions and skills and strategy rather than gaining more "power". Sure, you got skills which can help you, but aside from them there is no stat increase on Death March, which means monsters will stay strong for me. Only thing changing for me is my equipment, bombs, potions and to a small degree the damage I deal with signs or swords.
But then again, playing on Death March difficulty I have difficulty with every monster (even below my level) but still can kill monsters 5 - 8 levels above me.
The only difference is the damage they make and since stats do not increase on the 2 highest difficulties it means that basically you will have to get better and better in terms of your own reactions and skills and strategy rather than gaining more "power". Sure, you got skills which can help you, but aside from them there is no stat increase on Death March, which means monsters will stay strong for me. Only thing changing for me is my equipment, bombs, potions and to a small degree the damage I deal with signs or swords.