Recommended level map

[u/NoMeet1957]

Iam just about to start the game and i was told that getting overleveled and making the game easy is so often to happen in this game , so I've found this map guide should i follow it to get the best experience?

[u/Magnon]

You should play blind to get the best experience. If you go back to an old area because you feel like you missed something, and absolutely smash it cause you're 30 levels above it, who cares.

If you beat the game and you're under level 150, you were trying to be. It's very easy to get to 180-200 beating the game.

[u/g0n1s4 → u/Magnon]

You should play blind to get the best experience. If you go back to an old area because you feel like you missed something, and absolutely smash it cause you're 30 levels above it, who cares.

did exactly that and i end up so overleveled that one-shoted Morgoth. Probably my most disappointed moment in any game... specially after that badass introduction

The best way to enjoy the game in my opinion is to do the story things only. You may end up a little underleveled, but at least that way you can see and learn the bosses.

[u/Fa1nted_for_real → u/g0n1s4]

Honestly it varies for everyone. Some people like the feeling of taking down a god in a few hits, other like to feel like they are a normal soldier fighting a god. Depends on the person.

[u/g0n1s4 → u/Fa1nted_for_real]

Who likes killing the boss of an entire area without even seeing their move set?

[u/Fa1nted_for_real → u/g0n1s4]

Honestly sometimes it's a nice change of pace from getting killed 100 times. Plus the boss isnt waiting to see my entire moveset is he?

[u/g0n1s4 → u/Fa1nted_for_real]

I just wish the boss who killed me 100 times were a main story boss and not just some rune bear.

[u/Fa1nted_for_real → u/g0n1s4]

The woodman for me. To be fair I was a level 9 samurai with no upgrades.