Lu's meaning, Chen Ba understood.
Turn "Ancestor Tree," originally set as a light roguelike, into a full-fledged Roguelike game, where each attempt is a brand new beginning.
It's just that...
Compared to other non-linear traditional Roguelike games, "Ancestor Tree" will add a stable-trigger, non-random element to the random nature—Ancestor Tree!
What does this mean?
This means that in the roguelike game "Ancestor Tree," every time a character dies, it will leave a permanent mark on the current map or level event—a tree growing on a grave!
So, when players randomly encounter this map or event next time, they will see the traces they left earlier and obtain treasures left by the protagonist's ancestor before dying.
"This is indeed nice..."
Chen Ba closed his eyes and thought for a while, finding Lu's suggestion reasonable. For the sake of gameplay, a heavy roguelike would indeed be more fun than the version he initially envisioned.
