Do we need to balance party farm?

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Kronenbergm wrote:

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koskesh539 wrote:

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Kronenbergm wrote:

True, but it's also bad that so many people start the game and then drop. but anyway I am understand the position of some of you guys.. everything is good just grind 100hours per day and ull be fine..

But I don´t understand your problem? From your account, characters and achievements it´s pretty clear that you have never done any type of high end juicing. I mean really high end juicing. These MF´er are making everything cheap for you to buy, what´s the problem here? Am I missing something?

Yes, yes putting 4 scarabs in atlas machine and then repeat the process 500 times it's really complex and interesting endgame that nobody knows about. ofc

Sounds like the problem is you. If you don´t enjoy this game just stop playing it. GGG stands for GRINDING GEAR GAMES.
Maybe something like D4 is better for you?
Anyways, I´m done here. GL!

If that is all it is then why is your gear so bad? Your bow is terrible on the easiest league to craft a bow ever, 6 t1 bows are insanely cheap or you can make your own in an hour with the grave yard. It almost like there is a very large and complex crafting system that interacts with a also very large skill system that also interacts with an equally large skill tree system. This league was one of the most casual friendly with almost every mechanic giving a decent amount of divs per hour. Evidence of this is looking empys video on low investment mapping he did. Its insane to even have a thought that party quant is broken when you haven't even seen end game farming and have no idea. All crafting mats this league are insanely cheap all it takes it knowledge of crafting to make good gear.

The farming strats were never the complex part. The complexity is your character. Stop acting like that is what we are saying is hard for new players when they dont even make it to end of mapping to see those systems.


TLDR: learn the game before trying to discuss the parts that need fixed.

This is a great example of the dunning kruger effect.

This reply comes from someone, me, that doesn't have anyone to play with as a full party to gather loot.

I don't think the problem is partyplay. It is an online multiplayer game. It is mostly intended for group play and does this very right.

The problem is that people don't understand how "party" works and always want to do everything alone because mostly they don't want to share with others. (I am not including or talking about people with bad computers that can't handle party, that is a totally different topic)

People see a fully teamed party that gains a few hundred divines per hour by properly playing and using the games features and are mad that they can't replicate this on soloplay.

If you would delete the party bonuses there would be literally no reason at all to ever play in party. The only thing that would change is that the enemies would have more life. You would not get any extra loot, that would making party play irrelevant as you would only gain loot for one player for the work that 6 players do.

At least that is my point of view on this.
Instead of being jealous and not granting others what they achieve, try to join them. Get a party yourself and start blasting through everything with much more loot and just enjoy the game instead of trying to devalue it for others because they don't play your way.