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>> Of course they're being one-shotted if they don't increase their health. Again, this difficulty seems completely self-inflicted. Unfortunately it happens to
by gambiting 5y ago
>> Of course they're being one-shotted if they don't increase their health. Again, this difficulty seems completely self-inflicted.
Unfortunately it happens to the same people who will shout the loudest that "BUT THE GAME DOESN'T TELL YOU THAT YOU HAVE TO DO THAT", as if somehow that should validate their (wrong) choices in the game. It's a role playing game. That's what the RP stands for in RPG. If you are role playing someone with inhumane strength but no health whatsoever, then you have to accept consequences of your choices. Like the other comment said - games require a certain level of literacy, not just in terms of actual reading but also in terms of understanding what the stats actually mean.
- UncleMeat 5y agoThis can still fail, though. Consider DS1. Resistance is a stat you can put points into. It does virtually nothing. Little in the game will make it obvious that putting points into Resistance will be a waste. "Well, you made bad choices" is not a perfect defense against this.