Lies p nerfs overrture monsters, but only on the second playback

Difficulty and difficulty settings have been controversial problems with l On P since the game was even started. Until 2023, the director of Ji-Won Choi told me that “we believe the soul should not have difficulty with the possibilities.” However, the team added them, a lot to dismay the souls of the purists.

Picture of collage with lies P: Overture and Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree.

Lies of P: The overture shows that a huge expansion is new sequels

Game DLC, such as the overture and shadow of Erdtree, replaces the sequel.

Last week, Choi indicated that further adjustments to the game could come into play and said, “We are reviewing various modifications, including reducing difficulty.” Now it looks like it happened. Unfortunately, the reduction will not be for all players, because they come up with one big objection.

Lies of P: The overture is going easier but not for all players

In the New Patch Notes shared by the Neowiz team at Steam for Lies and Update version 1.9.0.0, it has been confirmed that the game will “reduce the difficulty of Monster”, but this will only happen after players defeat DLC at least once.

While sweeping changes will only be relevant to players on their second Playthrough and further, Neowiz confirmed that “modified statistics for certain field monsters in the first playback of lies P: foreplay”. This time, however, it will not seem to be for all monsters and the notes will stop before they admit that they were easier, only that they modified their statistics.

For those who want to complete the second DLC playback, but are reluctant to play again after Chapter 9, and Neowiz also made things easier here. In subsequent games, the overture may start from chapter 5 of the pilgrim. Version 1.9.0.0 will also include a number of bug fixes.

Mariona presents with his Arch puppet in Cutscene in lies P: Slepral.

Although the problems with the eyes were exposed to some complaints, the game continued to exceed the number of players, and we scored 4/5 and said, “It is a great expansion that is trying to give lies to identity, and although it does not really improve or build on the characteristics you used to dozens.”