I need some help

shoot

 

welp the new mining update make it an interesting offer

 

skyblock gameplay = grinding
wynncraft gameplay = optional and not very practical grinding + content that involves adventuring (and not mindless grinding)

 

I have played multiple genres of games and tried kinda similar stuff, while yes having a enormous grinds might suck it's just part of the deal, for example I enjoyed both stardew valley core keeper and Minecraft dungeons, while it was annoying to grind some stuff but the final result is very worth it from beating a stage to destroying a boss and even reaching perfection, and for skyblock for every activity that takes high skill in skyblock you need to tone it down a bit.

 

mcd is not nearly as bad as skyblock (the only grind was just for items and upgrades)

 

ancient hunt, gilded weapons grind is so horrible man getting the right weapon in unique form and it having the correct gilded modifier enchant and then rolling the correct enchant is hell, while casual gameplay isnt that grindy but once you hit higher levels in apocalypse+ mistakes cant be tolerated sometimes

 

call me lucky but i found a 250 sponge striker with critical hit gilded shockwave swirling and radiance by accident

 

beyond lucky
next get a harp bow with gilde gravity, multishot chain reaction power, as using it with fire work rockets gives a huge chance to straight up one shot bosses

 

we've gotten off-track: i enjoyed grinding MCD because most of the time: the grind was just running levels and ancient hunts (which i enjoyed). I don't enjoy the grind in HSB simply because it isn't interesting or fun for me and a lot of other people to just... grind.

(also i got locked out of MCD at somepoint and can't get back in so...)

 

fair enough the grind might suck for some people, most of the time when i grind a skill that isnt combat related i chip at it, and diversify what i do in a day so I won't exhaust a skill, I take the approach of no down time but twist it in my way so I can be all rounded in the game
the point here is different games require different types of grinding, while some are tedious than other, each prefer a different style of gameplay, and for me learning to appreciate different games allows to diversify my takes ideas on game design.

 

i am having some issues re-writing the gear section i wrote decently first time and losing the finished prototype was a huge set back