u/BigB1rd87

Does upgrading my survival stat actually buff my tonic?

Whenever I pick up a scroll, it says that choosing one of the stats will increase the DPS of objects in that category by 15%, but it doesn’t mention anything about healing. Whenever I pickup a scroll and hover over the survival stat, my tonic is highlighted since it’s a survival power. However, at base, it doesn’t do any damage. It would only damage enemies through additional perks at higher levels of the item. So I’m a bit confused and I’m wondering two things: Does upgrading my survival stat through scrolls increase the amount of temporary bonus health gained and/or temporary damage reduction gained through using my tonic? And my second question is does upgrading my survival stat through scrolls increase the damage of any additional perks that my tonic may have?

Any help is greatly appreciated! :)

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u/BigB1rd87 — 2 days ago

Is there any reason I shouldn’t download the free dlc? I’m sorry lol

I figured I’d ask because…well…it’s a separate download and not automatically in the game. I assume there’s a reason for that? I don’t know what it would be, so I’m asking here just in case if it’s okay for me to download it now even though I just started playing the game. I’m not familiar with what it changes.

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u/BigB1rd87 — 2 days ago

I can already tell I love the game, so is it a good idea to get the DLC early on? Or can I wait and I’d be okay?

Title basically. I wasn’t sure if I should wait to buy any DLC until I get to the boss for the first time or if it’s okay to purchase the DLCs now.

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u/BigB1rd87 — 4 days ago

How do critical hits work?

I just recently started and I noticed that some weapons (I’m not sure if it’s only certain ones or any kind of damage) can deal critical damage (do more damage than they usually do). I don’t know what triggers it though. Is it a certain percentage? And if so…is there a way for me to find it for each of my weapons as I progress in my run? Does it trigger when I hit an enemy from behind? I’m just curious and when I tried googling this I couldn’t find an answer. I apologize if the answer is obvious. Any help is appreciated! :)

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u/BigB1rd87 — 4 days ago