Has Anet ever stated if they are satisfied with the current dungeon meta of skipping everything? If that’s their intent I think that’s fine but if not wouldn’t it all be resolvable by just removing the area leash on mobs so they will just follow you? May at least force stealth more otherwise which is I imagine how players would counter that.
Has Anet ever stated if they are satisfied with the current dungeon meta of skipping everything? If that’s their intent I think that’s fine but if not wouldn’t it all be resolvable by just removing the area leash on mobs so they will just follow you? May at least force stealth more otherwise which is I imagine how players would counter that.
2) yes – see Arah (mobs leash is much longer). Different leash distance depending which dungeon. If mobs had no leash it is important to not overdo it everywhere. This is a summary paraphrased as I interpreted it from Red post from Robert anet dungeon designer.
I’m pretty sure Robert posted a lot of feedback which has been lost on what anet was trying to do anad rational for decisions. If anyone has the posts handy – please link for the OP.
Has Anet ever stated if they are satisfied with the current dungeon meta of skipping everything? If that’s their intent I think that’s fine but if not wouldn’t it all be resolvable by just removing the area leash on mobs so they will just follow you? May at least force stealth more otherwise which is I imagine how players would counter that.
The fact that they didn’t mind you skipping is evident through the design.
If they wanted you to 100% kill everything they would have designed all dungeons and encounters to not progress until you’ve killed everything in the past room.
The fact that you CAN do it means they didn’t want you to not be able to do it.
If here they fall they shall live on when ever you cry “For Ascalon!”
