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If you feel you have learnt the maps and mobs well, you're doing it right. It is one of the learning curves of the game, memorizing the layouts and where to get the good stuff. Next would be going down to hell, learning those maps and killing the bosses. After that if you are still bored, maybe engage PvP more or buy the game, go to high roller and up the difficulty for better gear rewards and play the seasonal leaderboard.
PvP is the real test of your skill. Ai are meant to be a threat, but not the sole focus of the game
Yeah same as Hunt showdown - pve is pretty challenging in that too but most of all, makes noise. Noise draws players and it’s them who usually kill you.
My biggest issue with Hunt is how difficult it is to see other players, often get capped by surprise. Feel it’s a bit fairer in this
I think random maps would be better but maybe as a separate option. This way those that like playing the same maps can stay playing the exact same thing game after game.