A tier 3 danger room is most certainly NOT easy, unless you get lucky with slimes. Quit bragging/ being condescending.

To answer the OP's question, no they don't scale. However, monster hp does increase with party size, so if your teammates were lacking then it may seem tougher than normal.

If you can do them without a bunch of E revives they are worth it. A T2 Danger room gives about the same CR as a normal T2 level but for only 3E instead of 10.

In T1 Danger Rooms the problem is that you are fighting T2 mobs with T1 nerfing on your 5* gear. In 5* gear I've found the T2 mobs in T1 to be harder than in T2.

S2 and S4 danger rooms are some of the hardest because you're essentially fighting the next tier's mobs with previous tier nerfing. On top of that, in team play the health will scale a lot but your weapons are still doing minimal damage so it becomes a battle of how long you can survive without taking hits.

turrets in danger room... priceless... it's just one noob laughing at what he thinks is another noob

Danger rooms can vary wildly in difficulty. In some cases, you can also make them a lot harder than they otherwise would be if you've got an idiot in your group.

One notable thing about danger rooms is that in second stratum, it gives you tier 2 mobs rather than tier 1. In fourth stratum, it gives you tier 3 mobs rather than tier 2. Other than that, mobs scale normally, just like outside of danger rooms.

Any status theme of danger rooms can either be gremlins and wolvers or else slimes. The gremlins aren't affected by the status theme of the danger room. Some but not all of the wolvers are, as in, frostifur if freeze themed, ash tail if fire themed, and so forth. If it's a gremlin/wolver danger room, then it's easy, regardless of the tier and theme, unless you don't know how to fight gremlins and/or wolvers. A lot of people don't seem to know how to fight gremlins, so that can get you into trouble.

If it's slimes, then it varies greatly by which slimes you get. Slime danger rooms are a mixture of some lichens and some slimes that match the status theme. The lichens combine, and there are enough of them to form a lichen colony in the first two waves and a giant lichen colony in the last two waves. Alternatively, depending on how they combine, you may get two lichen colonies but no giant lichen colony in the last wave.

It's important to understand that lichen colonies will not stop the next wave from spawning, so you have to kill all lichens before the last other slime, or else you'll have a lichen colony in addition to the next wave, and that can make things messy.

Otherwise, the difficulty of the danger room depends greatly on which status themed slimes you get and whether you're equipped to deal with them. You can get jelly cubes in any status theme, and those are easy.

Freeze theme means ice cubes. If you've got the gear to readily burn them, then ice cubes are pretty easy. Someone lays a fire bomb, the thorns get burned off, and the rest is cake. If you don't, then ice cubes can be relatively difficult because of their propensity to use their spike attack all over the place at random.

Fire theme means oilers. If you've got a shivermist buster, this is pretty easy. Lay the shivermist buster a lot, and even if the oilers do catch on fire, you'll put it out pretty fast. Other freeze gear such as a freezing atomizer or hail driver is less effective, but can get the job done if you're not in the room with fire traps in the corners. If you don't have the means to freeze oilers, then you'd better not light them on fire in the first place or else you're going to be in big trouble. The room with fire traps in the corners makes this impractical. Even the other room can have wipes if you have some idiot who wants to use a fire bomb or fire vial or whatever.

Poison theme means toxigels. Up until the third stratum, these are pretty easy. Beyond that, you get tier 3 toxigels that shoot spikes, and those are very hard. One toxigel by itself isn't hard, but ten of them shooting spikes from all directions are very difficult to dodge.

Shock theme means quicksilvers. These aren't too bad, so long as you have a shield that can take a few hits from them. Get out of quicksilvers' way if they get shocked, and they'll bounce around and damage everything. It doesn't take them too long to thin out a wave considerably before you have to step in to finish them off. From fourth stratum onward, you get tier 3 quicksilvers, which can shock themselves without needing you or a status trap to provide the electricity.

Might as well tell me vanaduke is easy eh?

On a side note, yeah they can be a pain. i once joined a friends team thinking we were gonna vanaduke when i realise he was in a danger room.. priceless, good thing i ditched them at crossroads, got myself another party and won. his team lost as they had 80 CE in revives each, I told them not to CE revive me so thats win for me ; D

In my opinion.
T1 danger rooms:
Are quite easy, if u have a good weapons. ( I was in a group with 1 noob and it took very short had a DA with CTR MAX against slimes. Just used charge attacks. No strategy was needed. Guess its the same for gremlins and beasts too, since I have Dark thorn blade I can just charge attack them ).

T2 danger rooms:
It was long I did them, so I cant comment.

T3 danger rooms:
Me and my friend always do them when we can. We can win with 0-2 person revives against normal lichen colonies, gremlins. But we do quite bad against toxigels with spikes. Spikes range is pretty long, has a good damage and they shoot spikes randomly. Needless to say that those spikes poison u lowering your damage. Also 5* shield breaks after 2-3 spike attacks. So most of the time u try to escape dozens of them with a broken shield.
Between we didn't use bombs against them, so maybe Ash of Agni would make them easier, but for now they are hard to deal with.
If anyone knows the strategy against them it would be good to learn.

Providing constructive criticism, ok. Providing advice, ok.

You are doing none of the above. You are simply bragging and trolling. GTFO. Skills, strategy and LUCK. Not everything is consistent. I once got into a danger room full of slimes. I though it would be easy, and it was. Too easy. The quicksilvers killed all my opponents. I was soloing.

Not everyone is as lucky as that.

I think you're either a troll or a noob that's trying to come off as a pro. Danger Rooms don't have turrets, currently they're all Slimes or Gremlins and Wolvers... not a single thing from the Construct family in them. And before you start changing what you said to arenas in your last post... "those turrets are easy to dodge in the danger rooms".

You could be as pro as you say you are, personally I have my doubts... especially considering you joined the forums today and are already talking like you're hot stuff.

Back to the OP though. They do not scale directly in difficulty based on Tier, but the enemies you get are from the following strata. Add in your nerfed damage and they become harder... Tier 3 enemies, and you're doing late Tier 2 damage and it hurts a little bit.

Danger rooms vary greatly in difficulty depending on the status, what spawn you get, and the room. If its the status grate room then Oilers, Quicksilvers, and Ice Cubes are effected by the grates (beneficially for them). Poison slimes in Tier 3 have their spike attack, and as somebody else mentioned its incredibly easy to die to them when you have 10 all shooting at once plus the giant lichen colony that will undoubtedly form.

If it's Gremlins and Wolvers then you get a Mender spawn in the top part of the grate room every wave after the first, and by the entrance of the bramble room every wave after the first. Should obviously be first priority as they heal. The Wolvers change by the status theme... not all but enough to notice. And if you get a Fire theme room the Gremlins sometimes spawn as Scorchers. For some reason in arenas and danger rooms Gremlins sometimes spawn as non-aggressive until you attack them (or become non-aggressive after the Mender dies) which you can use to your advantage also.

~Gwen

i agree to luck
i disagree to pure skill

#14 actually..it can be SURPRISINGLY easy, if u get used to playing with people, who are new to it and end up in a party of people, who are used to it and even use tactics

issue with this game i often find, its not like generic mmorpg, it more like combat game, u hav to be using ur brain else u die lol
no relax with ur pro gear (;

E:"you guys try to make it seem like its hard"
exclude me here, that isnt my intention, just clarifying
if anything, im merely taking into account, that ive died many times

"To those that get mad at reading writings go kick yourself."
im dreaming of bored people who are looking at empty threads and kicking themselves(dont know what kind of kicks those would be), instead of writing down their thoughts as a response to the writers

The 50/100 is from Tom Seniors at PCgamers, it had nothing to do with game difficulty. You should trying reading the article.
I think it's so funny because I don't even know what your trying to say as it doesn't contribute to this thread. Everyone seems mad at you though, here's a shovel. *tosses a shovel*

"Every major magazine"
Really, 'every'? What other magazines reviewed it?
Fail troll has failed at trolling.

Going back to D rooms. One mistake by the OP was letting down their guard. Gear helps but you stop paying attention and boom, dead. I've had T1 Danger rooms that were pretty brutal. I'm amused when newbies laugh at the sign post going in and come out shaking after having their ass handed to them over and over.

The key to SK is think of armor as mistake protection. It's not there to absorb damage as you bash your way through enemies, it's there to make a slip up less painful.