2009-10-30, 04:30 PM
Without modifying the level tables, what you have posted is probably correct.
The only person that knows for sure is you though. Make sure it plays right according to what you want.
If the player isnt backtracking over the same map over and over again it will help you greatly in getting the monster stats correct. Unfortunately for me DD is a continous backtrack...parts of the end game are found in the first area and so on.
I wish I knew a better way to help you design the stats, I really do.
Perhaps you can question holy diver on how exactly he modified his leveling table to accomplish his own custom leveling structure. I know the post is around here somewhere, but until we get a help section that actually has an index on things like this, it will be difficult to find in all the posts.
The only person that knows for sure is you though. Make sure it plays right according to what you want.
If the player isnt backtracking over the same map over and over again it will help you greatly in getting the monster stats correct. Unfortunately for me DD is a continous backtrack...parts of the end game are found in the first area and so on.
I wish I knew a better way to help you design the stats, I really do.
Perhaps you can question holy diver on how exactly he modified his leveling table to accomplish his own custom leveling structure. I know the post is around here somewhere, but until we get a help section that actually has an index on things like this, it will be difficult to find in all the posts.
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