Role-playing video games (commonly referred to as role-playing games or RPGs) are a video game genre where the player controls a character, and lives as this character when immersed in a fictional world. According to my experience and the walkthroughs that I read, "Repairing the Great Portal" now has a set number of enemy waves. Why can't the "Repairing the Great Portal" quest be changed so that the quest finishes as soon as a "Crystal Mover" NPC reaches the portal? It does not work that way now. Now, whenever I see waves of enemies, like in Avernum 6's "Repairing the Great Portal" quest, I have an involuntary Pavlovian response of foaming at the mouth followed by screaming, throwing objects, and just flat-out rage. With a little more thought, the game designers could have devised various interesting ways to challenge the player. Speaking about "waves of enemies", guess why I stopped playing RTS (real-time strategy) games after a very short foray into that genre.because the designers seemed to rely simply upon the (brainless) approach of throwing waves of enemies at the player. After one spawns, he runs right past viable enemies to meet at some central spot with other crystal movers, who appear to be gossiping or planning a coup or whatever else because they sure aren't helping to fight the waves of enemies.
The "Crystal Mover" NPCs on my side (ha ha ha) were worthless. I want to whine some more about the "Repairing the Great Portal" quest.
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