I'm sure the vast majority of players aren't using mods in the first place, and most platforms don't even have the option.
#Dark impulse darkest dungeon 2 mod
"Fuck you, mod it if you don't like it" is a bad mentality in terms of making something that's actually enjoyable. Mods existing also isn't a strong argument for just making whatever changes to the game and not worrying about what players actually want. By and large, players are typically going to have a much better idea of what's healthy for the actual mechanics of the game since they're going to have vastly more experience playing said game than its developers. If players no longer enjoy playing then it should be changed. Something being part of the devs' vision for a game doesn't mean it's actually good for the game. I think in a game with mods the devs should never back off their vision when it comes to stuff like this. But again, I really can’t blame Red Hook for trying to cover their bases here. Sane and reasonable people will understand that sequels can be more than just a direct rip of the previous game, and be able to appreciate something for being different.
The introduction of the corpse mechanic (That really pissed people off, put an end to the the Leper/Crusader/Abomination enemy slot 1 and 2 grinder.) A lot of community feedback was… less than supportive or productive. Ultimately rewarding and putting forth a very good end product.īut between ability and enemy rebalances, DLC announcements. I dunno how many people remember this game’s development cycle, but it was brutal. I mean, even with the gigantic disclaimer at the beginning of the game, we still get people coming on this subreddit with some version of “this game is too hard” every other week.Īnd even with the repeated messaging, you just know there’s gonna being multiple threads with thousands of engagements picking apart how DD2 is better, or DD2 is worse. I really can’t blame them for trying to hammer this point home though.
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