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This hits the nail on the head. I loved the game until Eternia Shards Part 2 came out. Part 1 and the early version of Nightmare was actually fun despite being moderately difficult to transition to, and added some spice to the game. However, Part 2 and beyond felt like a sloppy mess, and it just seems the developers weren't even trying anymore. Horrible balance, bland enemies, and tedious levels became the norm for new content. And don't get me started on the Crystalline Dimension. ~.~
After Eternia Shards, I have little faith in Trendy. The first Dungeon Defenders was a day one purchase for me; Dungeon Defenders 2 is a solid 'maybe', even when it goes on sale.
Instead they made a game were players have turned to hacking or quitting out of frustration