And you all recommended it to me, and it was quite good. A bit short-ish but quite good. I've not finished the DLCs yet. But close to it.
Since you recommended me a good game, I'll recommend you Dark Wood https://store.steampowered.com/app/274520
It's bit more "horror" and far more "survival" type kind of game, but I'm betting that if you enjoyed Dredge, you might enjoy Dark Wood.
... I've seen some of the content up to this point in the game ?
I don't recall everything before it and obviously I didn't play it. I remember some of the crunchy bits though.
But I wonder if there's much more content beyond this point that it's worth buying
Thanks for the (non spoil) help !
I'm fairly certain that taking a portal in a parallel world on the first frame it appears will not TP you back to the main world. But instead will TP you to the proper parallel world holy mountain.
I'm pretty sure it happened to me at least once. I knew nothing of the game back then.
The same way you can kill Unohdettu on the first frame he appears, I think parallel portals has the same kind of behavior...
Am I completely crazy ? Has anyone got it too ?
So... without spoilers, may I ask the overall opinion on this season 2 ?
The main problem I had with season 1 was bland acting from Katara (who is the literal pivot of 70% of the story if you ask me ...) , and the reuse of settings across different scenes that felt really off.
I remember liking Zuko and Sokka and a bit of Iroh. But I really thought the lake of anger and explosion from Katara killed her character to the core.
Also the lack of water bending training ...
Did they fixed all that ? Or did they double down on all their mistakes ?
(Note : I really don't mind straying away from the core material, but then you have to do SOMETHING with the characters. You can't bring a character to existence and failling to deliver on anything about it)
Edit : Désolé, je ne voulais pas faire peur, avec ma clim, j'ai eu une grosse volée de fumée et ma tête a un peu tourné et voir ce truc m'a fait tilt ... Prenez soin de vous !
Courage à tous les grands qui combattent le feu pour sauver nos petites vies. Vous êtes des gens absolument incroyables.
I was 9 minutes in, crashed, tried to rejoin again and it took about 4 or 5 minutes. And when finally in game, I was stuck and couldn't move. After 2 more minutes of literally nothing, I decided to alt F4 and rejoin again. This time it took about 10 minutes. And then I got the same result but this time I had a black screen with inventory bugged and open.
Did you recently managed to rejoin a game in a timely manner ?
I'm out of the cave of Black Hand Riku (Stupid fight too, undodgeable kick and the spinning attack hitting you from miles away) and the games tries to teach you perfect parry timing with the armor.
Sometimes I hit 12 perfect parry in a row, sometimes no matter what I do, I get hit 12 times in a row. It doesn't feel like "Right before getting hit" is actually what's happening there. Sometimes I feel like I'm frame perfect and I get a normal parry, sometimes I'm a good second before the attack connect and it triggers.
Is there somewhere a guide that reliably explain timing windows because I'm going crazy with it, I would rather not smoke bomb my way out of it but it's getting absolutely ridiculous
Edit : Sorry, by incosistent, I meant "accross different attacks". The plunge attack from the 2 hand swords is a good 0.4s or something like that. While the spear is more about 0.08s even with the armor.
I've reinstalled the game and I can't believe it's still as bad as before. They probably fixed tons of things and the people who played for the last months saw the improvements. Bug god damn, trash all this already, it's a real shame.
Captured 3 good ones from my position. The last one gave me a strong vibe of "get the fuck outta here, right now"
A bit later, when I thought it was over, a very last one went so strong that it startled me at my desk, with noise cancelling headphones ! Felt like the wall behind me exploded. I went back outside and checked if the trees didn't catch fire ...
So obviously there's nothing in there right now but there's probably going to be something at some ponint.
But whenever this something is added, I really hope that they rework the very first cinematic and add a big monster visual in the dark when going down with the ship. Right before going back up with the thrusters and escaping it. Simply to tease the moment you have to get back in there and confront whatever is down there
Maybe remove the dub sounds on the first minute ...
But I believe @1:10 until the very end could definitely land in a nightmare section as it gets progressively weird and darker and overwhelming.
Original idea from DeadlockVents ! With this post The ultimate rift cross-over Doorman meets Doormaker : r/DeadlockTheGame
Full video : Doormaker from Slay the Spire 2 inside Deadlock
Mod : Doormaker from Slay the Spire 2 as rift maker Mod for Deadlock | DL Mods
It's honestly not great in terms of quality. The whole 2D effect doesn't render as good as I hoped it would. But it's my very first time making particles with the editor and it was quite hard to figure out in a day 😄
A lot of improvement is definitely doable, and I take any advice from pro particles modders or simply ideas to make it better (color coding and sound effect and all that... I got some ideas, but yours are welcome too)
I understand the 1v1 perk it gives... But between Torment or saving up for Artic Blast or Hunter's Aura, I immediately skip Hunter's Aura.
If I get it as Calico, I don't feel really more powerful.
If the enemy Calico gets it and jump me, I don't feel much weaker.
Why is this item always in all Calico's build ?
I yearning for a game with some kind of freedom that doens't hold you by the hand or deliver a big explicit intro. And then throw you into the game like "Hey, here's the few keys that you need, have fun !"
But a game with a general untold final objective nonetheless, not a straight up sandbox game.
So a game like Noita then.
Do you have something similar to offer ? Terraria and Minecraft are unironically probably the closest examples I have in mind.
Edit : Thank you so much for all the games !
Here's the full list I picked up, if someone comes around and wonder about the same thing as me :
Caves of Qud
Casualties: Unknown
The Witness
Tunic
Fez
Orb of Creation
Mewgenics
Dwarf Fortress
Rim World
Cogmind
7 Days to Die
Dark souls 1
Cataclysm DDA
DV Rings of Saturn
Teleglitch Die More Edition
PS : There are a few others but I already tried and played so there are not included in the list. Like Kenshin or Rain World or Outer Wilds..
I'm reaching the end of my chaotic trickster playthrough and I kinda enjoyed it.
And seeing last day post about "best evil mythic path" I wonder how the game looks like when playing with different companions and alignement.
If I go full medieval hitler, is there a path for my hero and appropriate story line choices ? Or does the story evolves in the same manner and you can't really do that and you're restricted by obvious "neutral" choices ?
I'm hesitating between PoE2 Evil playthrough (if any is possible) and WoTR Evil playthrough.
I'm very afraid that when I meet Amber I'll have to kill her or ignore her and that will break my heart but hey, gotta be mean man
