I’m a bit on the fence about this one, by the time you can do this, you are well into Act 3 which is basically the post game, sure you can one shot anything if you want, but at that point in the game, you can easily set up your party to wipe anything before they even get a turn, not really sure why we need this type of balancing in a single player game, if players still want a challenge in the post game, they can just decide to not use the OP set up.
Like I saw someone else say in a different thread about this “what difference does it make if I overkill the boss by 1.6 billion damage or only 400 million?” - the hardest boss in the game only has 90 million HP on NG+, can still cheese him easily.
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I’m a bit on the fence about this one, by the time you can do this, you are well into Act 3 which is basically the post game, sure you can one shot anything if you want, but at that point in the game, you can easily set up your party to wipe anything before they even get a turn, not really sure why we need this type of balancing in a single player game, if players still want a challenge in the post game, they can just decide to not use the OP set up.
Like I saw someone else say in a different thread about this “what difference does it make if I overkill the boss by 1.6 billion damage or only 400 million?” - the hardest boss in the game only has 90 million HP on NG+, can still cheese him easily.