Akro's Gone Wacko!

katamaster81899

Hey everyone, I just finished my first foundry and wanted to post it on here. Let me know what you think!

Starring our favorite community manager Akromatik, a bunch of other awesome devs, and one of our forum moderators, I present to you the first part of my The Devs: Unleashed campaign

Akromatik, the Neverwinter community manager has gone rogue! He has allied with the Nashers, and is terrorizing the citizens of Neverwinter! Can you take him down and return what he has stolen?

(This foundry does not represent my views of the neverwinter developers in any way, shape, or form - I have nothing but respect for the Neverwinter team! This foundry is meant to be light, humorous, and lots of laughs!)

Foundry Code: NW-DL8J7BY5T
Current Category: New
Average Duration: 13 mins (working on pulling this up 3 mins)


(If you want do trade foundries and review eachothers, send me a PM in game or on the forum, my in-game handle is same as my forum name)

geoff873

Just played through your quest, was quite fun, definitely short and sweet

Your use of pregen maps was okay as far as foundries go, but throwing in some personal touches to differentiate them from Cryptic's maps would go a long way top helping your quest stand out.

Your final 'boss fight' looked to be a fairly hectic encounter, some characters might find it quite difficult. I didn't play it with one of my squishier characters so I can't really say if it was too hard or not, but it might be something to keep in mind if people have trouble completing it. Maybe having the encounters spawn in one or two at a time to spread them out?

My quest is in my sig if you fancy checking it out.

katamaster81899

geoff873 wrote: »

Just played through your quest, was quite fun, definitely short and sweet

Your use of pregen maps was okay as far as foundries go, but throwing in some personal touches to differentiate them from Cryptic's maps would go a long way top helping your quest stand out.

Your final 'boss fight' looked to be a fairly hectic encounter, some characters might find it quite difficult. I didn't play it with one of my squishier characters so I can't really say if it was too hard or not, but it might be something to keep in mind if people have trouble completing it. Maybe having the encounters spawn in one or two at a time to spread them out?

My quest is in my sig if you fancy checking it out.

Alright, I'll give it a try today, I've had complaints about the final encounter being too easy and complaints about it being too hard, so I'm not entirely sure what to do with it yet. I am also looking into changing the first map into a more custom map.