Dungeon Defenders II

I want players to have a reason to keep using a tower because that tower develops with them. I have over 300 Hours in the game with over probably 200k to 1 Million kills. “I see so many builds that are only Attack Rate, Anti Chaos and Anti Melee.” “Current meta heavily favors Attack Rate + Anti-Chaos + Anti-Melee, reducing build diversity. A tower mastery system would create long-term progression and encourage alternative stat paths like crit builds, range builds, or elemental builds.” Imagine someone has used a particular tower for 200 hours and theirs has developed into a completely different version from another player's. These numbers are just examples. The important part is the concept: mastery could unlock mechanics that change how the tower plays rather than simply increasing its basic stats. Hailstorm Tower Mastery 10k kills → +1% Frostfire chance 20k kills → +3% chance to trigger Frostfire Burn Tick Rate of 10% max damage for 3s 30k kills → +1% Frostfire chance 40k kills → +1% Frostfire chance 50k kills → 3.3% chance to spawn a Frostfire DoT (33% AP for 2s) One player's Frost Tower might be: High Crit / Frostfire or Mass Slow / Frost Tornado or Range / Chain Freeze This idea is to give everyone a build identity around the tower they most love to use. Example I use Hailstorm Tower with Pierce and well I want that tower to have multishot so I spend weeks playing to level it say up to level 30 or 50 or 100 and then invest points into Multishot. So now the tower might every level or 5 gain a 0.2-0.5 multishot. Where another play might be like I want my projectile to chain to every enemy or have a freezing frostfire DoT build instead of a crit build. The optimal answer for most towers is still Attack Rate + Anti-Chaos + Anti-Melee, how do we encourage players to experiment with other paths? Could tower mastery be one way to solve that? Rather than every player chasing the same optimal statistical combination, mastery could reward players for investing time into the towers they actually enjoy and give those towers their own identity. I'd love to see a system where eventually players can look at someone's tower and think: “Oh, that's THEIR Hailstorm Tower.”

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Pra quem gosta de grind e um Tower Defense bem feito, esse jogo é muito bom, por mais confuso que esse jogo pareça ele vale apena, e com o tempo ele vai se tornando "simples"

I first played 9 years ago when Lavamancer was released so i haven't played in a long time. Then i saw the $20 deal on Humble Bundle and i saw it as a sign to play again. I feel like a kid again learning everything cause i know nothing finding out about elemental synergies and finding out that trying to fully kit out each of your four characters is one of the most time wasting thing you could do. I feel content.

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Probably weakest of the 3.... 1st is 100% the best but not to bad to play, also not the longest to do.