a little bit of time based growth as you go, but quests will speed up your process by a mile.
okay so for now the quests are a bit tedious, if you won't improve the amount of growth it gives you, then give just a little bit of growth over time, although it would be twice as long to grow if you only did time based, if you do some time based + quests you can make the process reasonable. it helps those players who don't wanna keep doing quests constantly, like those who just want to explore or hunt.
Comments: 11
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27 Nov, '21
DrakinePlease please please. Having some normal time based growth that gets boosted when you do quests is exactly how I wanted this feature to work from the beginning. Some people don't like the quests at all and being forced to do them in order to grow is annoying as hell. But having quest boost means you won't get the "Afk players" everyone seems to hate so much.
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28 Nov, '21
FinchPlus, you HAVE to quest in order to get fancy skins.
If anything, there should be passive growth for juvenile > adolescent. One you hit adolescent the passive growth will slowly taper off until you hit subadult. Then it stops, forcing you to grind up to adult, making it a "challenge." (though, really, quests are much easier once you're bigger. The current growth system feels backwards at the moment because of this, it should be much easier to raise a juvenile > adolescent than it is a subadult > adult). -
07 Dec, '21
beebee73Definitely should gave some form of passive growth even if is is very slow.
I agree...currently growth takes waay too long even if you are actively questing. Something needs to change.
If devs don't want add a passive growth how about a boosted growth while questing...like on collecting quests add a growth spurt per item collected. Delivery quest add a spurt every time you deliver an item.
This way growth is STILL quest based but it is more rewarding to actually DO the quests.
As suggested above this additional buff could be higher for juveniles, slightly lower for adolescents and then taper off for a subadult. -
14 Jan
DinksterI completely agree with this. I love the idea of a questing system, it gives players something to do other than simply surviving. That being said, having something as important as growing your character shouldn't be left to solely to completing quests. As it is at the moment for herbivore players, the game has turned into a sort of scavenger hunt, which has made the game a bit tedious. I agree with the idea of having a passive growth, but make quest completion boost that growth speed. It would make completing quests feel rewarding and in my opinion would work better in keeping new players from turning away from what could be an awesome game.
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03 Feb
HathI disagree with this, I think people are forgetting that this is an MMO with survival elements - you don't passively level up on World of Warcraft.
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28 Feb
Vincent HillI agree with this. I get so much kos that I can’t level questing. It’s too dangerous as a juvenile.
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01 Mar
AI don’t agree with this as people will just go afk until they run low on food and water then they get the food and water after camping in a bush growing then go back to being afk until they hit adult.nah
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12 Mar
ViperousDeerI agree with this--im definitely one of the people who don't enjoy questing and it was very discouraging to see PoT go in this direction. I have a handful of friends who have stopped playing because of it. I definitely support adding some level of passive growth.
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02 Apr
Kitsune KyubiYes please!!! It currently takes forever to grow anything beyond Juvenile. KOSers don't help at all and just make things harder than they already are.
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28 May
LyndorielYes please!!
I hadn't played this game for a few months and I wanted to restart it... I quickly understood why I had stopped... Please!! Stop quests to grow and do it with time! Or that we don't lose xp by dying!! Seriously, I'm trying to grow my eotrik, I take 2 hours to do quests and the first moron who crosses my path kills me and I lose all my progress!! Nah, but what suffering! -
08 Jun
FantineHello, yes please.
Add growth over time, Thank