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Enemy's power higher than territory's power?
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Why are the enemy’s power higher than the power of the territory their in? This didn’t start until I finished the Eurvicscire story arc. During the Eurvicscire story arc, the enemies had a white square beside their health bar(I was power 257 at the time). After completing the story arc, the enemies had a red square beside their health bar. Eurvicscire is a power 190 territory. Therefore, the enemies should not be more powerful than me at power 257. The bosses are not scaled to Eivor’s power level and they should be.
Also, I am now in Snotinghamscire and the boss in the Of Blood and Gods Quest is power 330 in a power 250 territory. I am power 280 fighting this boss (who is not moving) who is too OP and not scaled to Eivor’s power level.
I didn’t see anything in the sticky threads before posting this.
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Why are the enemy’s power higher than the power of the territory their in? This didn’t start until I finished the Eurvicscire story arc. During the Eurvicscire story arc, the enemies had a white square beside their health bar(I was power 257 at the time). After completing the story arc, the enemies had a red square beside their health bar. Eurvicscire is a power 190 territory. Therefore, the enemies should not be more powerful than me at power 257. The bosses are not scaled to Eivor’s power level and they should be.
Also, I am now in Snotinghamscire and the boss in the Of Blood and Gods Quest is power 330 in a power 250 territory. I am power 280 fighting this boss (who is not moving) who is too OP and not scaled to Eivor’s power level.
I didn’t see anything in the sticky threads before posting this.
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