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Everything is manageable without legendary schematics. If it were items that were necessary to achieve or progress in game then it would be completely different. But this is just something for people to hunt after.
You'll enjoy the game more if you don't research the best stuff and how to get it and then make that your goal. Just play the game when its fun. If you make a goal that becomes a chore, it is your own fault for tying your enjoyment of the game to the odds of getting a superfluous item.
We aren't owed any loot. Some things deserve to actually be rare. You can either love loot drops and the randomness that is tied to it, or you can desire a game that hands out loot differently, where you can earn it in chunks and progress.
But thats not how our rewards work. Like many RPG's before, it is luck based. Palworld isn't the first game to have a drop tied to a low drop chance. Many other games have done it, and although it can annoy people, I promise you watch any video of speedrunners or content creators who make finding said rare item their goal and the look of pure satisfaction and ecstasy on their faces made the journey well worth it.
You can only achieve something like that if the goal is a little crazy. That is part of the fun.
I don't mind whatever the devs wanna do to change the drop rate if they see fit, but I will be fine either way. I've played plenty of games where I never got the best weapon or most efficient items, but I still beat the hell out of it.
Don't tie your enjoyment of a game to wiki loot tables and numbers.
Because yes, the drop rate for legendary schematics is terrible. If you're on PC you have a way to fix it.
Also, every new update grows the outclassing tree.
The mass grinding can make it hard to quit the game and play with your friends that can only play something else.
I tend to type out a lot, and even I can agree the OP is a wall of text.
But you can tell they tried to break it up a bit. Wasn't that hard to read.
Maybe if you struggling with reading, stay away from written forums? Just a thought <3~
Also do you think there should be a way to make leg schematic drops more common?
People not reading long topics like this seldom has anything to do with reading comprehension. It has more to do with lack of interest in spending the time reading something that is bound to be so boring, you wish you hadn't read it (I didn't).
That you want to assume it is the person reading the thread that is the problem is interesting.
I even agree that a game doesn't have to be extremely grindy to engage people to play it.
I don't really agree though, that player retention is necessarily a good goal for the devs. Their main goal is to get new players to buy the game, not making a few continue to play. Also of course good reviews and recommendations to play the game, much of which has nothing to do with getting people to play more than a few hundred hours.
The rest of your message I assume was to the devs, so I wont respond to that. Me personally, I don't ever make it a goal to do all content in a game. I only do what is fun. I haven't even visited the oil rig once. It doesn't sound like much fun. I almost never try to get the best schematics, so not real important to me.
Personally, should I want the legendary, I'd either wait for the drops to be improved or find a mod that improves them and install it.
Ya'll are entitled to your opinions on the OP quality, but if you have no constructive criticism apart from "too long", well then that isn't actually a critique.
Forums are a place for people to talk and write. If you don't have the energy to read someones full OP, or offer anything to the conversation aside from a trollish "Too long, didn't read" then you not only fail at participating in conversation, but you fail to grasp the point of forums. You could have easily just...not participated.
Always think it is silly when people wanna chime in on an OP that actually put some effort and work into their thoughts with "TOO MUCH THOUGHTS!!! AAAAHHHH MY BRAIN"
We've had a deluge of boring, spammy topics around here lately. If ya'll can muster some thoughts for home boy complaining about lack of materials and being unable to understand aliens, and wanting to make Palworld a carbon copy of Terraria, you have the ability to read through this actual thought out post and build on it.
So damn sad to see.
Yes, you are entitled to your opinion too. I don't actually see the steam forums as a source of constructive discussions. There are WAY BETTER PLACES FOR THAT (see, I can do all caps too). If you want to come here for entertainment, I think you won't be disappointed. That is why I'm here. Long boring discussions. Sure you can do that, but I tend not to participate in them. I'm here for the entertainment. If it isn't a fun read, I'm not reading it.
My point of view of these forums is just as valid as you thinking that actual good ideas will result from discussion here. I personally think they have a discord for that. This place is not where they go for that (the devs). So any topic that begins with "To the devs" or something similar is a waste of my time to read.
I'm just one user but this describes my point of view perfectly. I was after the pistol blueprint and the crossbow blueprint and I've done the relevant bosses like 10-20 times, never had the blueprints drop and so I've pretty much given up on them. As I mentioned in another thread, in my single player game I do not have one single legendary blueprint. I'm not a hard core gamer these days but I'm not a casual either.
So I agree getting these should be tough but not unobtainable which I'd be willing to bet is the case for most normal players. It's not game breaking for me though so it is what it is.
They do have some settings that can make things easier (not sure what all of them are). It is very easy to change other settings to make the game less of a grind for single player, so I look forward to them making the legendary drop rate a game setting too. The game is still early access and things are added with every update, so we can hope for this too.
I hope you know why you are getting jesters?!
A lot of words never have reached anyone only quotes!
Yeah they are great with the settings, you can customize your game very well and I'm very happy overall with the QoL updates we've been getting in general. I'm pretty confident that they are listening to player feedback and working hard to find the right balance for the game.
Like I said, it's not game breaking for me. Sure, my OCD would love seeing all my items gold but I also like the fact that there are still things out there that I have yet to get, if I had it all, I would've probably stopped playing by now. So maybe they know better than players do about what keeps people engaged.
There are a few things however that I think could use some consideration such as how early you get the ability glasses, I think you should get them much earlier. By the time I got mine, I noticed all the pals I've been working on were trash. By that I mean like 0 attack stats etc. It would be nice to be able to start working on your pals much earlier, especially now that you can buy these potions that raise the pals stats. Basically you can't use most of this stuff or even start breeding until you reach level 35-40. I was planning to make a thread about this myself though.