It's not the general difficulty curve that people have ༒a problem with. The issue that people take with scaling is that it doesn't feel like true progression.

Take weight lifting as an example. You work out to ꦛbe able to lift more weight. At some point, putting up 135 ಞon bench becomes trivial.. then 225 and maybe 315. So on and so forth.

You now have a very clear path etched😼 as part of your development that is a part of you. Revisiting those easier milestones is a marker of your progress.💃 Fail on some PR? Welp, you know you can still throw some light weight on the bar and rep it out.

It's a re꧂minder of the work you have already put in and can motivate you to continue to push through current obstacles.

It's really not rocket science. It's basic reꦰward pathways that Bethesda felt like they could haphazardly tinker with.