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"Games like Dark Souls does it well where different areas have different level monsters, so it encourages you to get more powerful before tackling much harder areas" And I prefer this solution much more than level scaling. But of course, the best solution is to make level scaling optional.

OK, but what is the point of leveling at all, if it doesn't make You stronger? Because if leveling empowers all enemies just like You, it is de facto not making You stronger.

I usually play first time as good character, second one as evil onet too. Although recently in my first gameplay of Wrath of the Righteous I chose some kind of compromise - lawful evil one ;)

I am against level scaling in any game (of course have no problem if it is just an option).For me therei is nos uch thing as "level scaling done good", although limiting it can limit my dissatisfaction.

Personally I dislike it. I think that it takes away feel of achievement. Why should I gain new levels it it is empowering enemies?

I like mod "Call of Cthulhu - Cosmic Horrors". It adds some interesting enemies based on Cthulhu Mythos - they have interesting gimmicks, like "you can appease it with human sacrifice" or "becomes visible only when starts attacking".

First two games I owned (on Amiga, they were attached to the computer) were "Toki" (arcade) and Lotus II (racing).

As their own character. I often create characters who have nothing to do with me, just for fun or to test how it influences gameplay.

Sometimes good, sometimes evil. If it is a game where choices actually matter (and if I like it), I usually play at least two times to test different options.