I agree that the game's definitely not ready for release. I've been wondering for a long time whether they intended to make this game into a proper F2P MMORPG that compares to the likes of Runescape, or whether they intend to turn it into a low-budget facebook game with no real development, because until this game I've never heard of Three Rings. I honestly hope it's the former, because the potential is certainly there, I haven't had so much fun playing a MMO in a long time. The enemies are really fun, challenging, and creative, the art is fantastic, and the gameplay is very, very engaging. If it gets the necessary tweaks and enough development this game can really be something special.

Oh, another thing I'd like to see is a larger difficulty increase from tier 2 to tier 3, other than a statistical one. Right now the enemies look a lot cooler, but overall are mostly the same. Tier 2 was impressive for the first time because it introduced a whole new set of challenges; the melee gremlins gained a two-hit combo and a dash attack, the mine gremlins gained their mine-throwing abilities, the Gun Puppies became MUCH more threatening. In tier 3 the melee gremlins aren't very different to play against, despite the shield covering their backs, and the spin attack is redundant. I suggest increasing their overall attack and move speed somewhat, as well as add the spin attack as a third hit to their melee combo, to make it much more threatening to attack them from the front now that it's a necessity.

The bomb gremlins are virtually identical to tier 2, I'm not sure what to suggest here, because I'm not sure what their role is supposed to be, but if you want to emphasize them as area denial targets that you need to pick off from a range (or with melee utilizing VERY good timing) then it would probably be a good idea to have them be able to scatter multiple bombs at a time on their location instead of just one. It always seemed kinda silly that they did that, when they seemingly had the ability to throw 5 bombs at you in the time it took them to place one. The healer upgrade is awesome, no need to change it at all, and the pyro gremlin there's not much to change, other than maybe making the flamethrower a little faster and having them take advantage of oil to set large areas ablaze more often. The Wolvers are fine, especially because they like to warp behind you and cut you off then you're trying to kite gremlins.

The trojans are baddass but individually they're probably the easiest enemies in the game, mostly because they tend to appear with very little support despite being one of the most vulnerable enemies in the game when alone. Their appearances in Firestorm Citadel is probably the best example of them used 'right', because they appear in pairs and/or with heavy support from threatening fire skeletons and fire puppies. They could be a more prominent individual threat if they were given a good speed and health boost, as well as a quick turning attack to threaten people attacking their backs. Also probably remove it's Fiend designation, so that people with equipment from the Angelic or Avenger trees don't kill them in 2 hits. Other than that, I just suggest they appear with larger groups and that their melee attack animation be altered to reflect the actual area of effect it has. I'd like to see Trojans more, because they're my favorite enemy in the game.

I also think it should take many more floors to reach The Core, assuming it's meant to be the 'endgame goal'. Also party size should not affect enemy strength so much, even if heat and crown are 'multiplied' and not 'divided', loot still is. Systems where enemy strength stays consistent and parties are used to mitigate difficulty at the cost of mitigating the reward are, in my opinion, better. Party-only dungeons or dungeons that are simply much too difficult to solo could be used to emphasize party play. Creating dungeons specifically for parties only would also allow for the use of puzzles that require cooperation to complete.