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8/7/2015 3:38:15 PM
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No it doesn't. You would still be wearing your level 34 gear. Even if your player level is 20, your attack and defense are the same as before.
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Edited by Jet Set Willy: 8/7/2015 3:44:10 PMBut your level is 20. VoG requires level 26 so you can't play it. Light won"t give levels but will provide 'power'.
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Light level is not tied to player level. Activities will have light level suggestions which you will already have on release.
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OK, think I'm getting it. For example VoG may have a requirement stated of lvl20 plus light lvl xx ?
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He said that activities will have a recommended Light Level. I'm guessing the levels will stay the same, it's just now that's light level not player level. Player level doesn't seem to matter much at all.
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Edited by Jet Set Willy: 8/7/2015 3:59:41 PMSounds like they're splitting them out to give us 2 things to grind rather than one.
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Not really. It's just a more traditional leveling system now. You get experience to level up and gear power level is determined by how much light it has. If you ignore the light Stat it's really just how much attack/defense the gear has. No grinding required for that
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Yeh, but if it's gear level that determines defence & attack rating as well as entry to activities where's the reason to bother about player level ? ps. I have not played an MMO ever (and this sounds like it may be that type of system) so excuse my ignorance.
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Player level happens naturally as you gain experience just like any regular RPG. Higher level gear is required to be successful at end game content just like it's always been.
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Right, like Diablo ? I played that and rarely gave a thought to my level, just the gear I had.
