Underrail Forum
Underrail => Suggestions => Topic started by: UnLimiTeD on April 19, 2015, 11:39:09 am
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So, now that I've been playing for a while again, swimming in money, beating every combat against 5 or less enemies, and carrying around so many health hypos they start to weight me down, I was wondering if maybe a hard mode is in order to complement the easy and normal modes?
What I'd like to see in general:
10% less pay from merchants
A chance of 10% that a stacks quantity on a beaten enemy is reduced by 50%, rounded down.
A reduction on skillpoints on higher levels, say -5 after level 10 and -10 after level 20 (per level), but some 5 or 10 bonus points at char gen.
Some SGS traders need some more money.
That would rebalance the economy well for my taste.
I don't expect that to happen, however.
As such, I suggest a hard mode with the first two points doubled in %, and a slight reduction in hypo efficiency so you use slightly more of them.
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Here is how I'd imagine hard mode (not meant to be super hard, just adds an edge for players who've beaten the game):
-Merchants never refill buy requests or charons, once you fill it they're done buying. Alternatively 45->300 minutes.
-Minimum chance to hit: 10->20%, maximum resist of any type: 95->80%
-Cannot zone transition during combat (Unfortunately would require exceptions to work, so *shrug*). Alternatively, opponents who have ever spotted you upon leaving gain full awareness, 100 initiative bonus and boosted to full health on next encounter.
-10% resists all around added to enemies (before maximum however)
-10 dodge,evasion,fortitude,resolve added to every enemy
-Adrenaline/morphine last 3->2 turns
-Base player MP reduced by 30%
-Player AoE circles (grenades, LoC, etc) one less hex radius
-No more than X number of traps placeable in a room at one time.
Looks like a lot but isn't much for people who don't play severely abuse stuff ;)
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Why stop there? Beast -> temple of tchort :D
Also, edited reply to add a bit more to make the suggestion more practical.