Warmaker Dungeon Changes

[heaventhere]

Fallout 76 will use that with its new Wastelanders DLC so they say

@CodeMage

That allows the game to “spawn a new instance” of the dungeon and customize it to the group that entered it.

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[CodeMage]

@RustyLH

You enter a room, through a door, and the door closes behind you. This is where the calculation takes place. Then the door in front of you opens, and you fight the boss.

An “airlock system”? It actually sounds doable. I like that idea

[Glurin]

@CodeMage

@Shadoza

How does TESO manipulate dungeons and targets based off the character’s level

I haven’t played TESO, but from what I can see online, it looks like its dungeons are instances. Unless the meaning of that term has changed over the last 2-3 years, what it means is that each time a group of players enters a dungeon, it’s like a separate copy of that dungeon. That allows the game to “spawn a new instance” of the dungeon and customize it to the group that entered it.

Yeah, ESO’s dungeons are instanced, but as far as the difficulty scaling is concerned, it’s not the dungeon that changes. Dungeons and in fact the entire game world of ESO is all the same level. Every zone, every enemy, every boss, all of it is max level. It’s the player that gets scaled up to match them. As you level up, this scaling is reduced, so the leveling process is more about unlocking new skills and upgrading your gear.

What this means is that you can enter a dungeon in a group with one max level player, one in the middle, and two that are nearly brand new and the dungeon difficulty is relatively the same for everyone. It also means that you can take your shiny new character and start questing in any zone you want. There is no “level 45-50” zone. It’s all level whatever zones.

[stelagel]

I see your point here. You just give me a visual angle that i didn’t have. You are tottaly right.