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really though, there are much easier ways to make exp/money. if someone really wants to spend all that time for a few thousands R - I don't see the problem.
What really is exploitable early-game is book burners quest. They are all melee with good armor and the encounter is perfectly farmable.
I do. "All that time"? You can easily amass ~10k+ rubles and ~1000-2000 XP in less than 30 minutes, indefinitely and 100% safely. Considering main quest activities are giving like 200-700 rubles and 100-200 XP, this dog fighting setup greatly cheapens the rest of the game.
I haven't gotten to this yet but if it is as you say then it should be rebalanced as well.
Honestly this game is quite good, especially at $15. But the exploitable nature of some of its encounters and side activities do a very big disservice to it.
I agree they should reduce experience from bugs to almost 0 after level 5.
I hope the devs fix these glitches, i never used them but it's clear what they do, especially the dog fights.
The dog fighting is exploitable regardless of other exploitable things in the game. More than one thing can be exploitable in the same game.
And I disagree that bandits/cultists random encounters are more exploitable than the dog fighting, at least early game. The dog fighting is fast, consistent, safe, requires no extra inputs besides water to clear poison from eating raw meat, does not take precious bullets, and does not require carrying and selling dropped items to a vendor. Each dog fight grants 270 rubles and 50 XP, and can be performed two times a minute. If you decided to optimize and power it out for an hour, that's 32,400 rubles (plus fangs and meat to sell) and 6,000 XP. I highly doubt relatively dangerous (and slow to encounter) bandit/cultists fights are that lucrative.
Because it cheapens the rest of the game. I've chosen not to exploit the dog fighting but why should I be happy with 100-200 XP and 200-500 rubles from completing a portion of the main quest when I know I could farm dog fighting for 30 minutes and get 10x that? The NPCs act like it's a big deal if I talk an extra 50 rubles out of them after investing a ton of skill points into Barter/Speechcraft but in the back of my mind I just think "but my dog could earn 30x that much in an hour without spending any of my character's skill points."