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The Adventures of Eli and Devin
9 years ago

New update


Bunch of things changed, not a lot of new big content in this one

  1. A LOT of exp you receive has been reduced and it’s a bit more challenging to level up (or at least it should be)

  2. Made certain fights harder to grind off of

  3. Changed the goblin/kobald fight (there are 2 goblins and 1 kobald)

  4. A lot of dialogue was added/changed (this was needed because when I first made some NPCs they didn’t say that much)

  5. A new building in Dingston (right now it doesn’t have much)

    1. Changed items in Everett and Blaine shops (it seemed way to easy to advance in the game since you could buy almost everything in Everett alone)

  6. And some other things I can’t think of off the top of my head
    If grinding seems to hard now or still to easy please, LET ME KNOW.
    Thank you all so much for playing the game, it means a lot to me



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