Post by alanwalker on Dec 9, 2017 1:12:12 GMT -5
Hii...
After helping a lot of people with mastery, I noticed that the vast majority of people place an equal number of defenses in every lane. Even experienced players like Juicebags do this. I'm not saying this style of gameplay is wrong, I'm just surprised it is so prevalent.
I'm just wondering why so many people are against the idea of asymmetrical defense placement. Hero DPS is usually sufficient to hold a lane with very few or even zero extra defenses. So why not place more in other lanes, and less in the lane you hold?
Let's simplify the core game for a moment. Each lane requires X DU to defeat. For the majority of the game, before you overgear content, each lane requires more DU than you have to reliable defeat. This is where Hero DPS comes in, and is usually enough to make the difference, dealing with problem situations.
Thanks..!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:-
dungeondefenders.com/2/topic/148801/why-are-people-afraid-of-asymmetry-
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After helping a lot of people with mastery, I noticed that the vast majority of people place an equal number of defenses in every lane. Even experienced players like Juicebags do this. I'm not saying this style of gameplay is wrong, I'm just surprised it is so prevalent.
I'm just wondering why so many people are against the idea of asymmetrical defense placement. Hero DPS is usually sufficient to hold a lane with very few or even zero extra defenses. So why not place more in other lanes, and less in the lane you hold?
Let's simplify the core game for a moment. Each lane requires X DU to defeat. For the majority of the game, before you overgear content, each lane requires more DU than you have to reliable defeat. This is where Hero DPS comes in, and is usually enough to make the difference, dealing with problem situations.
Thanks..!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:-
dungeondefenders.com/2/topic/148801/why-are-people-afraid-of-asymmetry-
video animation