Quick actionable summary (so this can be forwarded internally):
Relic Delta transparency: Please publish the goal of Relic Delta and where it’s intended to apply (what problem it’s solving, and what “healthy” outcomes you’re aiming for).
Preserve counterplay: Tune Delta so mods/turn order/correct play still enable some punch-ups and creative counters, instead of turning matchups into hard stat walls.
RNG guardrails: Reduce “reset meta” design in high-stakes content—fewer runs decided by one early coin flip; more consistency/telegraphing for key mechanics so decision-making matters more than restart count.
Legacy kit health cadence: Commit to regular, predictable updates for older teams (even small passes). This helps long-term rosters feel like progression rather than replacement.
Reduce hidden thresholds: Where relevant, surface recommended benchmarks up front (speed/tenacity/survivability targets) so difficulty feels learnable—not guess-and-reset.
Mode clarity: If Delta-style scaling or other heavy modifiers are meant for certain modes, keep them contained there and communicate it clearly in-game.
I’m not asking for the game to stop evolving — I’m asking for evolution that keeps strategy relevant, reduces artificial frustration, and respects long-term investment.
