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Trading for casual player is impossible because it is made for ppl who stay online in game for long period of time and casual players enter the game do 1-2 maps and quit.
If there was an AH casual players could play this game too, even in such braindead system of framing items.
You are very knowledgeable
They should take a page from FromSoftware’s playbook — release the game as intended, and if you don’t like it? Tough luck, deal with it.
Ironically, all these flip-flop changes — hard, easy, hard, easy — will do more damage to the player base than simply sticking to a stable path and clear vision.
It was meant to be a hard, long game. Don’t like it? Oh well.
Elden Ring was the worst game to ever release for the gaming industry. Now clowns are trying to make every game Elden Ring even though it doesn't fit inside other genres like ARPG's
On a side note, I had a lot of fun when the game first released, and I'm having even more fun now playing as a mace warrior. This game is truly exceptional, and I'm confident I'll be enjoying this masterpiece for ten years or more. Cheers!
fromsoft has made post launch changes to every single game they've released.
Yep. They say stuff either out of ignorance or hope no "casuals" know the truth because they apparently can't play souls games. Fromsoft can do no wrong so they blatantly ignore what they did or make excuses for them.