Rémi Verschelde

So many things that I want to do today, don't know what to start with...

Work on fixing issues for #GodotEngine 3.0, improve the 2 to 3 project exporter, sync translations, write docs, implement gamepad support in #Lugaru, add a recently liberated campaign mod to the main Lugaru repo, catch up with my #Mageia packaging backlog, write a Call for Participations for #GodotCon...

#FOSS life can be exhausting :D I think I'll procrastinate and play Borderlands :P

Jan 6, 2018 at 11:20amWeb
Show threadQbieShayJan 6, 2018
@akien which Borderlands?
Show threadRémi VerscheldeJan 6, 2018
@QbieShay The 1 in single player (via WINE) mostly, and every now and then the 2 in multiplayer (native Linux) with my father and @stormi :)
Show threadQbieShayJan 6, 2018
@akien @stormi Awesome! Never played it in single player, how is it?
Show threadRémi VerscheldeJan 6, 2018

@QbieShay @stormi The same as in multiplayer I think, apart from the fact that you can keep all the loot and that the enemies are weaker, so it's easy to be overpowered and the game gets a bit too easy IMO :)

Apparently you unlock harder modes once you beat the game, but I don't think I'll want to replay it again in single player once I'm done.

@ Game Designers: Let gamers tweak single player difficulty! Too easy games get boring :)

Show threadRémi VerscheldeJan 6, 2018
@stormi @QbieShay (The solution is likely that I should skip some side quests to avoid levelling up too much, but it's hard to leave things "unfinished" :D)
Show threadQbieShayJan 6, 2018
@akien @stormi Eheh, never tried Borderlands in single player. A friend told me that is super boring :\ and i like too much playing with friends!
How would you like to modify the difficulty yourself?
Show threadRémi VerscheldeJan 6, 2018

@QbieShay @stormi For Borderlands, I'd say a slider that can increase (or decrease) the level of all enemies could be nice.

Currently I'm typically 2 or 3 levels stronger than the enemies I have to face, I think giving them all +1 level would make it more interesting, and +2 levels would be challenging.

Show threadRémi VerscheldeJan 6, 2018

@QbieShay @stormi About it being boring in single player, I think YMMV. I've put 40 hours in Borderlands 1 single player so far, and the first 30 hours were a lot of fun. Now I'm starting to find the balance a bit off and the quests a bit repetitive, so indeed it gets less interesting. But 30 fun hours is already a lot :D

But yeah, even Borderlands 1 is likely a ton more fun in multiplayer. Just needs people at the same level/quest progression and available to play :)