"what Are Your Unpopular Opinions In Wynncraft?" - Remastered

But... but why

 

Bosses are too weak, I agree. But that mostly applies to any quest or dungeon boss. For The Passage, the player is required to do a boss altar, and the boss is actually challenging and I almost died. Boss Altars are really well-designed and are 100% challenging for their level. They're actually difficult, and I get a sense of accomplishment when I complete them.

TL;DR most bosses are too easy and should be more similar in difficulty to Boss Altar bosses.

 

-Pretty much all the quests are not well designed with a few notable exceptions. They were boring the first time and boring the 4th time.
-Mage and shaman are the same damn boring thing. RLL spamming and occasional RLR and RRL usage.
-Playing through wynn is pretty much unbearable the first time due to the amount of times grinding is absolutely necessary while playing.
-Every Quest and mini-quest at level should bring you to the next level. And make them fun, interesting, or at least not frustrating to get through.
-Melee in wynn is horrible I don't know how anyone is capable of playing it. It is so boring and monotonous.
-If you gave warrior absorption it would make it so much better
-Mythics are the only thing keeping Wynn's endgame alive. Most endgame players with mythics would probably have already quit if they didn't exist myself included.
-The Eye was overhyped and deserved so much better. So many well placed and exciting Easter eggs touting the Eye as the destroyer of worlds, when in reality someone with a literal Wybel paw killed it. People with mythics can kill it in the time it takes to make a sandwich.
-Journey beyond and Journey further are almost the worst things that could've happened for SE's launch. 10 years of dialogue lines with characters we don't care about was the last thing we needed. If you just stumbled upon EO by yourself it would've been much more terrifying.

 

This so much. I really wish quests would get a massive revamp, making characters recur much more often than the few exceptions to the rule of basically self-contained quests. We need more Yahyas, more Chef Hamseys.

(Please don't try to use questlines as a counterpoint, of course characters reappear in questlines)

 

I think the biggest problem is that none of the characters are good candidates to be recurring since none of them really have personalities, beside some of the villains and Death (who actually gets some cameos in other areas)

 

they handled aledar's return really badly. you see him once at level one, then you almost hear his name at level 25, then he suddenly comes back at level 100 to take you on a road trip through the new area. at the end of the road trip, he tells you he brought you along just to kill you, but because he is almost dead himself, he decides to sacrifice himself instead.

 

umm...

No? Many quests are really fun, with some exceptions. Especially on the first playthrough.

I am literally near laughing. Wynncraft is one of the most less grind-heavy MMORPGs I've ever seen. By doing all quests and a few dungeons, you'll be quickly at higher levels. During the 60-80 range I usually have too many quests in my questbook to complete quickly. Only professions are grind-heavy.

Oh really? Why are mythics of all things keeping you playing the game? Mythics were probably an unbalanced mistake. The only thing that seems "fun" about them is that they are kind of the "main rewards" of lootrunning, and that you can make cool builds (except that they are a bit op).

It is literally the most well made and most difficult boss right now in the entire game.

And is this why mythics keep you playing the game? smh

I would not say so at all. They were good quests with a good story (Everyone dying and getting tricked by the creatures in A Journey Beyond was terrifying and well made), and I think that the characters were pretty good in Wynn's standards. The dialogue was kind of long, but it doesn't matter, the quests were good.

Yeah I guess so

 

I don't like wynntils