Not complaining at all,
cyberware as a system works great because it requires a tradeoff of something that everyone has and gains equally.
I was just talking about how I think that Zen makes efforts to keep the game relatively balanced for all players, whether lvl 1 or 100, for a lot of game mechanics, while still providing enough rewards and incentives to make leveling, gaining stats etc worth it as you grow.
Purely an observation based on what I've seen,
the skills system for example, implemented the way it was,
(and talked about by Zen on some necro thread, [Thor'd])
where she talked about how it was an addition to the game that would put everyone on the same level field at day one of its implementation, whether newbie or vet. (as opposed to other suggestions, such as expanding additional school classes or other things, that were discussed, and got a lot of flak from whiners, saying the ideas were disproportionately advantageous to more experienced players)
I personally would love love love a stat raising mechanism that didn't require a humanity loss, or more options for increasing costs, with a lowered humanity loss punishment,
and would also really, really, really love to see this implemented before I die:
"Medical training teaches how to heal wounds, ***remove unwanted cyberware***, and shorten hospital stays when experienced. It also provides great Intelligence training."
::sigh::
I like the idea,
I was just saying that I think that from observations I've made of game additions/changes in the 560 or so odd days of my AL life, it seems that things are thouroughly planned and thought out with the idea of balancing first in mind. |
