nightsight

[belal]

Nightime or entering a dungeon should give a small debuff that is remedied by nightsight (from either item property, or potion, or spell)

 

[Merlin]

Nightime or entering a dungeon should give a small debuff that is remedied by nightsight (from either item property, or potion, or spell)

+1 on most anything to up the difficulty a bit

 

[Jynxx]

Also, why can't gargoyles (which are a class of demon) see in the dark?

 

[hungry4knowhow]

I dont think it ups the difficulty of anything other than one more hassle for players. Unnecessary busy work.

 

[belal]

There is supposed to already be a debuff at night and entering dungeons, dungeons are supposed to be dark, if you're not getting that effect, you're using cheats. You probably didn't even realise as you've been cheating for so long.

 

[Pawain]

My prodo guys have night sight. But my warriors on NL don't. It's very dark in dungeons.

 

[hungry4knowhow]

There is supposed to already be a debuff at night and entering dungeons, dungeons are supposed to be dark, if you're not getting that effect, you're using cheats. You probably didn't even realise as you've been cheating for so long.

Yeah...i dont care if its cheating. Im not screwing with nightsight.

 

[Izzy MBC]

This kinda sounds on par with "A small debuff for any character that doesn't eat at least 1 piece of food item each in-game day". In some games, I am for such mechanics, but I don't see hunger or nightsight debuffs panning out anymore.

Personally, I keep darker nights toggled on in graphics options. It's annoying when it kicks-in inside a dungeon during a battle but I guess I'm a masochist for actively shafting myself with "realistic" gameplay mechanics like that.

However, when I can cast In Lor in less than 0.5s into infinity with infinite non-existent reagents... well, I guess we've kinda lost all perspective on reasonable gameplay mechanics anyway.