![]() The franchise was created and developed by Insomniac Games and. HW1 Remastered does, however, scale infinitely, as per the engine used (a modified version of HW2's engine). Ratchet & Clank is a series of action platformer and third-person shooter video games. At most, resources will be scaled in missions (eg additional resources will be provided in a mission if you don't have as many as you should, or your fleet isn't as big as what the game is expecting by that point), but actual ship scaling is very minimal (confirmed from modders of that game). The added ships are usually just one or two of a particular class, rather than continual scaling into unrealistic enemy forces. The "dynamic" difficulty in HW1 Classic is very minimal, there is no way to get a ridiculously sized fleet in HW1 Classic missions since there is an upper limit of how many additional ships will be added, so careful ship building and capturing can allow you to amass an army stronger than the upper limit (eg Chapel Perilous), making it very easy to get through some of the later missions. The problem is, few missions may be rendered almost impossible if you have too much. I really love skirmish mode of HW2 though, and fire that up once now and then).Įnneagon: I only have played originals years ago, so can't comment on remakes, but both original games have *dynamic* difficulty that scale the enemy fleet to (supposedly) match what you enter the level with. instead of rage-quitting the game for good. so I ended up with few guardian battleships. (And it was there I discovered the level transition save is open text script. In this case it is made worse by the lack of quiet preparation phase at the end of previous missions. The collection includes Homeworld and Homeworld 2, painstakingly remastered by Gearbox. But there's difficulty scaling in the remasters that a lot of people don't like. The original has better gameplay, AI (formations), HUD. In the second game, when you come to the secret jumpgate (third mission from the end, or so), there again might be insane swarm of frigates finishing off the gate even before your capitals can enter shooting range. Update (, 1:25pm EST): hotfix for lack of supplies in tutorial. For Homeworld 1, remastered Homeworld has some nice art backgrounds. In the first game, when you jump back to our planet (third mission or so), there can be a lot of enemy frigates instead of few, shooting your crew containers to pieces before you can do anything. I only have played originals years ago, so can't comment on remakes, but both original games have *dynamic* difficulty that scale the enemy fleet to (supposedly) match what you enter the level with. ![]() ![]() Yes, you always come out of hyperspace in parade formation, and yes, it may become ridiculous if you have overly large fleet and yes, there nothing you can do about. ![]()
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