This is because I feel that you, the player need to figure things out on your own and what works for myself will not always work out for you and vice versa. I will not discuss what you build, where you build it and what exact plan you should do. Hopefully this guide will help remedy that for the new players or help ongoing players formulate better plans.įinally, this guide is designed to help give you the knowledge and understanding to formulate your own plans to help acquire resources and materials on your own. As time went on, patches improved the rewards, Servos and Chips made keeping gear worth it and AP resetting was a bit more friendly, albeit the grind is still as bad. Me and several other players did a cost benefit analysis back then and found out the costs were too great for a minimal benefit of some AP. You basically had to replace everything on the fly. The criticisms were especially a problem before Protean Shift (game's 2nd expansion) as you needed to get to Floor 65 and A250 every time and you had no means of evolving your gear to the next tier. Arguably one of the biggest criticisms this game has recieved is the ridiculous amount of grinding required for progression, especially for early AP players (at the time I have written this guide, I am on AP6 about to reset to 7). However, with great power obviously comes great responsibility and said responsibility comes in the form of the grinding for resources. The ability to get 999 all talent caps, possess 10/10 Servos and Chips, C8 gear and pushing to crazy Onslaught floors can be fun to see how far your characters can push (much like with the crazy stat numbers Disgaea has). My interest has come and gone with this game but the addition and revamping of Ancient Power has sparked my interest.
One thing I have learned that this plays out with an obvious combination of RPG and Tower Defense.
I have seen how the game has evolved from it's bug ridden mess to the level cap to the addition of new characters to expansions. I have been playing Dungeon Defenders II since it's Pre-Alpha inception (and when it cost $20).
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