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1 project | /r/ror2 | 13 Dec 2021

Preach it. Pardon my soapbox, but this exactly the problem I've been ranting about for over a year. For context, I'm the guy behind the game's first modpack, and I worked on a project called BakedLanguageEdits. The general idea was to give players more exact info (like the kind available in the game's logbook or wiki) as they played. I've played a lot of MOBAs and other games, and find it really frustrating when a game's mechanics aren't made clear. As a newer player, what do you feel like is the right balance between information and clarity? Should items show the way they stack: linear, exponential, or hyperbolic?

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