In our defense, we tried: XSEED blogs about Valhalla Knights 2 changes for US version |
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Perhaps in defense against criticisms leveled at Valhalla Knights 2, Doh Whang, from XSEED Games blogged about their efforts to make their game more US-friendly. He mentioned that they "were worried that the pacing was a bit too slow for the US audience," and implemented some short-notice changes. Not everything they wanted got in but here's the stuff that did:
- Escape Cards were made available in the third dungeon rather than the fifth, thus allowing the players at least to return to town and save more quickly.
- Increased amount of gold awarded in certain treasure chests.
- Increased amount of EXP gained from battles by 10% to allow for faster leveling up
- Slashed the number of monsters for the hunting quests by 30% so that the player could progress through the quests (and consequently the story) much quicker.
Related Valhalla Knights 2 Articles:
- Valhalla Knights 2 online versus and co-op gameplay videos
- Doh Whang provides Localization 101 for Valhalla Knights 2
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Comments [refresh]
'He mentioned that they "were worried that the pacing was a bit too slow for the US audience," '
In other words, U.S. players are cursed with low attention spans. Surprised? Not I.
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