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I knew these sorts of childish replies would come...
No, it seems there is a bug with that mission. Many others are reporting the same huge spike after that mission.
I didn't rush anything. I followed exactly where the storyline breadcrumbs lead me, and all was fine throughout, and the difficulty curve was normal. And then suddenly everything jumped in difficulty +5 levels upon starting that quest. It's a bug.
Lol, call being underleveld a bug. just git gud nappl
And isn't the magic of umami a lvl 12 quest anyway?
Options and ideas, not flaming & trolling.
You're over reacting and being overly dramatic. You are now in over your head so lower the difficulty, put your head down and do what I said and you will get past it and then you'll know not to rush head long into the campaign when it says the mission is 4 levels above you. Slow down. Take a break from the campaign. Do something else. There's more content here than just the campaign.
Take a look at my profile. I have over 600 hours in the game and that's just the Steam version, I also have another couple hundred hours in the Gamepass version as well. I've started a new game I would guess about 10 to 12 times (I started a new game every time there was an update in Early Access). I've been through the content in Ceto at least a dozen times and I never once was below level 9 or 10.
The game is not broken. You're just frustrated and I get that, but the game isn't broken. You can easily recover from where you are. I've told you how to recover. Go do some "unknown signals" or "distress calls". Those are procedurally generated at your level, you can do them and level up.
If there are any High Risk Areas in Ceto go do those. Those drop at your level and stay that way so they are probably level 7 and below. You can do them at your level and not only will they give you good experience, but they will also drop loot that's probably much better than what you currently have which will also help you proceed.
You can also fly to Prescott Starbase and pick up some random jobs there. There should be several at or around your level that you can complete to get a few levels as well. I think there might even be a few side quests that you can still do that will be lower level as well.
Alternatively you can lower the difficulty and find some mobs that are maybe only a level or 2 above you and you should be able to handle them as well they are there in Union, you might have to look around a bit, different locations spawn different levels of mobs, they are not all level 12 and above.
Or you can start a new game or load a previous save that was from before you went to Union. There are several different ways to recover. The game is not broken, you've just gotten in over your head which is a possibility anytime you play a game with static mob levels as you have said you prefer.
Yes you can, I just gave you several different ways to get back on track. Yes it will take a little time but If you would have taken the time to do the stuff in Ceto that was there to do, you wouldn't have had this problem. You haven't lost anything, you are simply now having to spend the time that you didn't spend in Ceto to do what you could have done in Ceto to get to the point where you need to be to move forward.
Once you do get back on track keep in mind that you will need to do more than just the campaign. Look at the level of the campaign missions, it will give you an idea of what level you need to be. You also will need to watch your gear and make sure you are keeping it in line with your level. If you are level 7 and are using level 3 stuff your gear is woefully inadequate. You can craft level 7 stuff. You can purchase level 7 stuff. You can find level 7 stuff, but it might require going and killing some level 7 mobs. That's how the game works. Just following the campaign and doing nothing else will not get you to where you want to get.
For what it's worth I had very much fun till this point. I got this far because I was able to lure enemies out 2 and 3 at a time and deal with them piecemeal. But I don't seem to be able to do that anymore. Instant kill any time there are 7s and 8s because there are so many of them and no where to run and no rock big enough to hide behind...
I did get one distress call where they were all 5s and 6s but again because there were so many of them and they moved so fast nothing I could do. I'll take petkovnn's advice and give it a break for a month and see if can find some small path through this nightmare later.,,,,
I feel like I've been hit by the bully full force in the stomach and can't catch my breath.
Solution ********************************************* Solution:
Rebooted computer after 4 hour break then immediately went to Nephty's plains station and started doing their missions. Still in Ceto still level 7. Took level 6 mission when it finally came up. Had to do the mission first and then all the random missions in between travel locations started giving me 4-5-6-7-8s.
Have no idea why it locked earlier with just 8s and 1s.
Maybe it was, "Freedonia"'s king mess'n with me RNG
To paraphrase someone else, side quests are meant to be optional, that's what makes them side quests, not the main quest.
People defending this are absolutely insane, and how did the devs not adjust it at all? Playing on console is a particular chore when planetside textures don't even work correctly.
You got exactly what was pleaded for in Early Access and now many are complaining about that very thing. This wasn't a problem in Early Access before the change. There are benefits to dynamically scaled enemies regardless of what many will tell you. It's not toxic defenders that caused this problem, it was the many and loud voices that oppose any type of dynamically scaled enemies that caused this problem. In this case, this is not my opinion, this is a fact.
Read the following for more information:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1128920/discussions/5/3763353492969151305/
Even if you dont do side missions and just fly around, exploring the Areas, you will most likely earn exp. I dont mean active grinding. Even if you dont look for them, you will find atleast some Secrets... and get exp for finding it. The casual Outlaws will attack you, whenever youre within range, even if you just pass by .... they basically serve themself as EXP. Jumping in a few HRA (high risk area) or the occasional "unknown"/"emergency" Signals, while youre traveling, for the potencial loot will definitively give you EXP.
From my own Experience over the Years, most Players only have to deal with underleveling,
if they rush a Story, skipping parts along the Way.
(maybe except for Games that were designed to be hard, like souls-like Games)