| rdfs:comment | - Level Scaling（等級縮放）關係到一件裝備裡對應玩家等級的有效數值。只有靈魂同步連結過的裝備才會跟著玩家升級。
- A specific form of Anti-Grinding, usually seen in RPGs and Roguelikes, though it could potentially be used in any game with Character Levels, Level Scaling is where the world (or specific areas) levels up with you, to provide a constant challenge, primarily by upping your foes' stats. This is becoming more common in RPGs, especially sandbox-style RPGs, as it makes it easier to keep the player challenged, while limiting the need for predicting the level the player will be at when they reach a certain point. Sub-Trope of Dynamic Difficulty. Examples:
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| abstract | - A specific form of Anti-Grinding, usually seen in RPGs and Roguelikes, though it could potentially be used in any game with Character Levels, Level Scaling is where the world (or specific areas) levels up with you, to provide a constant challenge, primarily by upping your foes' stats. When done well, it does exactly as intended, providing a constant challenge that keeps the game fun, and will keep itself largely unobtrusive. When done badly, it can head straight into Empty Levels, and/or cause such fun things as bandits with crazy powerful weapons and armor that they could retire in luxury just by selling, trying to kill you. Underleveling (purposefully keeping yourself or your party at a low level) can become a viable tactic (and, under certain circumstances, a Game Breaker) if this trope is in effect. This is becoming more common in RPGs, especially sandbox-style RPGs, as it makes it easier to keep the player challenged, while limiting the need for predicting the level the player will be at when they reach a certain point. Contrast Sorting Algorithm of Evil, where the enemies get tougher as you go along, regardless of your own level. Sub-Trope of Dynamic Difficulty. Examples:
- Level Scaling（等級縮放）關係到一件裝備裡對應玩家等級的有效數值。只有靈魂同步連結過的裝備才會跟著玩家升級。
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