For me, this will be a key aspect of the game. Or is this a game where you start up a world and spend 1-2 weeks invested into it. Is this going to be a sit down for an hour and play through like 30 days or whatever and basically find yourself starting up new worlds multiple times a week. My main question is going to be how much investment do we have into each of these worlds. The 9min gameplay looked about what I would expect for early on gameplay in a map. Same with games like POE, and why (when I played) everyone just wants to run solo, rather than party up. I know its touting 10 players, but frankly I am probably going to try it first with a handful of 4 or 5 and see how the scaling works. Stuff feels like damage sponges (what I saw with the first two bosses in the 9min gameplay vid). I also do worry about this games scaling, as we saw with games like Valheim and most other games frankly, when you modify health/damage to scale off players, and then get 10 players in the same game as you, it can get weird. it *COULD* change and look more like the other trailers we have seen.
I think you start adding more variation of classes, get deeper into the game, unlock new areas, etc. Doesnt include other classes, and also most of the gameplay seems to be showing low level fighting (the 2 "bosses" shown were the lvl 1 and lvl 2 bosses) and they only got a few days into the map. The 9min gameplay video seems to be half Rangers and half Warriors. Most of the combat shown in the other videos are showing more classes than just the generic 2 "Starter" classes, which gives access to more weapons, abilities, etc. Thanks for notifying about the video! I just watched it TWICE and while I generally agree with your assessment, it also reminded me of watching "end game" MMO play, and then watching someone start a lvl 1 character to level, and how drastic contrast it would feel.
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