so i've been hearing some buzz about crimson desert, and i'm pretty intrigued - it's this massive open-world game where you get to explore, fight, and basically just immerse yourself in this beautiful fantasy world. but, as i started digging deeper, i found out that some players are having a bit of an issue with the game... specifically, they're saying that there just aren't enough enemies to fight.



apparently, when you're out exploring, you can go for hours without running into any bandits or other baddies. and while it's nice to have some peace and quiet every now and then, it's not exactly what you want in a game, right? i mean, combat is a huge part of the experience, and if you're not getting that, it can feel a bit... dull. plus, the enemies that do exist are often just hanging out in outposts and camps, waiting for you to come and defeat them. it's just not that exciting.



i've been reading some posts from players who are getting close to the end of the game, and they're saying that the lack of enemies is really starting to become a problem. they're talking about going for hours without a single fight, and when they do finally encounter some enemies, it's over in like 10 seconds. that's just not enough, you know? and it's not just about the fighting itself - it's also about the challenges and rewards that come with it. like, there are these abyss artifacts that you can only get by fighting, and they're super important for unlocking new skills and stuff.



one of the things that's really standing out to me is how this issue affects the game's challenges. a lot of them are based on combat, like killing a certainRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?