But those are targeted cases, and with vaulting we have a more discrete plan to bring this content back. With the new M21 leveling flow, the Throne of Idris was brought back to properly end the story of Ebon Downs.
We have made some past efforts with features like Tales of Old to bring back this lost content. "We have removed content in the past, and we do listen to the concerns about content like old dungeons that have been lost. The team states that while this decision was not made "lightly," and stresses that this is not the same as simply removing the content entirely, leaving the door open to bring back this content in other ways, such as the Tales of Old feature. We think players will enjoy being able to unlock new powers faster, make their choice of Paragon Path sooner, and see all that Neverwinter has to offer!Īs such, to help facilitate the new streamlined leveling experience, the team is doing what it calls "vaulting" some maps from the leveling progression.
The time to reach level 20 is on average around twelve hours, compared to a much longer and more volatile time to reach the cap on Live. This does not mean that leveling slowed down though. No longer will players out-level a story just because they did some side-quests, or a few queues. This means we could better message new power unlocks in the quest rewards, and ensure a proper pace and challenge as you work through each zone. As you play through the new leveling flow, you achieve new levels at key milestones in the stories of each zone. The big change with Module 21 is an alignment to Dungeons & Dragons with an adjusted level cap of 20. As such, a new level cap is being instituted in Neverwinter come Module 21, squishing levels to a new cap of 20. Cryptic details exactly why the level squish is coming in Neverwinter, specifically stating the goal is to "streamline leveling" in order to get players to content the team is pumping out faster.
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