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It's pretty much the equivalent to prestige or rebirth in so many others games if you are familiar with the concept.
You reset your adventure progress to 0, but your got 1 point to assign to bonuses in different categories to make the next adventure run easier(luck, growth, greed or curse).
You can assign that to anything at any time (outside the stage). I have +75% in Garlic Paradice so far. I stick it all on XP until I unlock Stage 3 which is easy gold.
If it is to earn money for the main game and you are a new player, you can, but otherwise it is pointless, there are easier ways to earn money.
Not everything is meant to (or should be) balanced to end game play. New people pick up games every day, at every skill level. Putting in new, interesting ways to enjoy different aspect of the game is a GOOD thing.
It would be better if they gave new maps and new characters and secrets than the adventures. There should be development, in the adventures you don't go through it once and then the same again, even without restarting them.
But to whom, as he likes.
I have three adventures left to find 191 monsters and I will wait for the next new things because I have nothing else to do in the game.
Adventure mode exists as a soft way to start over again, make some progress and then restart it when you feel like it.
As far as "just delete your save" yes that is an option and people have done it , but I don't ALWAYS want to be at low power , Sometimes I feel like playing my maxed out stuff , other times I want to start over , adventure is perfect because it's separate from the main progress (while still having things like arcana which you can turn off if you choose).
A cap on like 100 eggs per character, each egg costing like 1 million gold. Making it actually worth to kill the eggdropping mobs.
Monster scaling past 30m should be way more difficult to survive. If you get infinite corridor/Crimson Shroud to survive, it should incur a HEAVY gold penalty.
But I like the beginning when you see everything for the first time and you struggle to be stronger but not to do the same thing every time.
And some characters can't use eggs.
Does anyone know what monster is 191 and where ?
I do like the format of the adventures because I get to use builds I usually would never use in others circumstances. You get nice surprises out of that sometimes. Although I admit I tend to go at them with a battle plan in mind now that I know their structure a bit and what unlocks and when in term of weapons/passives. Keeps the game fresh to me and something to strive for when I'm not trying to finish every map with every character just for the hell of it.