u/MickyMace

what do we have to hide here? don't we want everyone to see the lies of our enemies and that we are in the right?

are the mods afraid of trolls and haters brigading on this sub? honestly it sounds more like they're afraid of extra work. can't blame them but i think we can do better than this

we should be open to debate, all the evidence and facts are on our side, and if they don't argue in good faith it should be easy to perma ban them from this sub.

it's a shame we have such few users in here just because it's invite only

every theatre mode that exists nowadays is widely loved by the community. the ability to make cool videos or record epic battles for others to see without the hassle of extra programs and annoying Nvidia interface

the possiblities are endless. so is there some kind of technical limitations why we don't have this feature in our game yet?

the game's lore already have a perfect setup for this.

the metroidvania environment is already set - the Hatioan sphere - the solarian deathstar made by the Jie kingdom. it's creation was the driving factor for the creation of the Fengshi guild and Lear becoming a martial artist.

the training sessions will include visions of Yi based on how the Great Tao caused the two to meet and train alongside each other

it would also be great to see the Solarian society at its' technological peak and what drove it to such a cataclysmic war which in the end resaulted in all technological advancement being banned.

it'd be a great opportunity to get a deeper look at the Jie kingdom's ideals because all we really saw is the sadistic maniac Jiequan

what do you think? it'd be the best direction for the devs

Nine Sols should AT LEAST be as popular as Hollow Knight. it should be talked about as one of the most influential indie games of the decade, and have a massive fandom like Undertale/Deltarune that spreads everywhere and become universal memes.

im dead serious.

and the gameplay isn't the main reason for this. Yes, it's great fun but it's not why most games become famous - it's the story, characters and art style. im not exaggerting when i say they're PERFECT

it's not just a story about redemption, it's also a glimpse into Chinese culture without being filtered by CCP propagandists. it has incredibly deep messeges about the meaning of life and death, the story twists are truly surprsing and the way characters naturally evolve through the story feels real and impossibly endearing.

and upon a second playthrough, you can understand the logic and meaning behind every cryptic thing said and written because it seamlessly connects with the new knowledge you aquired from the game's end. i'd say it's a perfect story

i really want the game to succeed and the story becoming iconic, what can be done as a regular joe? make threads about it in metroidvania forums? cartoon forums? >!furry forums !<?
should i go to japanese forums and shill for the game there? this art style should easily win over japanese crowds.

the final boss is an obstacle to this however, i think Eigong is way too frustrating as she is now, and will cause a lot of players to give up and not bother reccomeding the game further

and a minor nitpick: there should have been a scene around the end in which Yi starts crying, it would contrast perfectly with his usual stoic and emotionless demeanor (>!especially after listening to Heng's final messege) !<

Nine Sols should AT LEAST be as popular as Hollow Knight. it should be talked about as one of the most influential indie games of the decade, and have a massive fandom like Undertale/Deltarune that spreads everywhere and become universal memes.

im dead serious.

and the gameplay isn't the main reason for this. Yes, it's great fun but it's not why most games become famous - it's the story, characters and art style. im not exaggerting when i say they're PERFECT

it's not just a story about redemption, it's also a glimpse into Chinese culture without being filtered by CCP propagandists. it has incredibly deep messeges about the meaning of life and death, the story twists are truly surprsing and the way characters naturally evolve through the story feels real and impossibly endearing.

and upon a second playthrough, you can understand the logic and meaning behind every cryptic thing said and written because it seamlessly connects with the new knowledge you aquired from the game's end. i'd say it's a perfect story

i really want the game to succeed and the story becoming iconic, what can be done as a regular joe? make threads about it in metroidvania forums? cartoon forums? >!furry forums !<?
should i go to japanese forums and shill for the game there? this art style should easily win over japanese crowds.

the final boss is an obstacle to this however, i think Eigong is way too frustrating as she is now, and will cause a lot of players to give up and not bother reccomeding the game further

and a minor nitpick: there should have been a scene around the end in which Yi starts crying, it would contrast perfectly with his usual stoic and emotionless demeanor (>!especially after listening to Heng's final messege) !<

the new event - ransacked roads - is awsome, getting loot from enemies instead of just scrounging boxes around like a goblin is fun.

the previous event with the tainted totems was amazing, love the extra objectives on every level and the added challange

plenty other cool events like this, that we just mourn when they end, SO WHY ARE THEY NOT ADDED TO GAME?

getting pretty tired from the same "hi-itensity" and "schock troop gauntlet" we usually have.
and what other special mutators we have for missions?

hunting grounds - garbage. barely makes a difference, having a wave of weak ass pups attack you every 10 minutes doesn't make it any more challanging. would be a bit decent if a wave of dogs would spawn every time a pox hound arrives

power outage - 75% of the weapons in the game have no flashlights so no one wants to play this
and falling to your death because you couldn't see where you're going isn't fun.

ventilation purge + sniper gauntlet. - its ok i guess but it rarely appears on auric.

so come on! we want more mutators!!

in the end of the game we discovered why Yi turned against the council, but it still wasn't explained how it escalated to Eigong outright killing her pupil.

Did he attack her? if not why would she attack him? and even if she had to attack him why resort to killing him?
very little is actually revealed about Yi's first battle with Eigong, the only one who talked about it was Kuafu seeing the council chasing Yi but thinking it's to get him to sit down and talk.

unless someone picked up some info i failed to notice i can only assume the following:
500 years ago, the day New Kunlun is supposed to be launched, Yi unexpectedly decides to leave in order to persuade Heng to join him one last time, but on the way to the exit he overheard from someone mentioning Eigong's responsibility to the epidemic and he becomes enraged.
he confronts his mentor and storms off saying the whole world must know - but Eigong understands that if the news get out before Kunlun is launched the backlash will cause the project to immediately fail.
she quicly orders other counil members to seal the exits and chases yi down, he refuses to listen and she is forced to attack.
her final words to her prized pupil before his death, that we see but can't hear in the start of the game were probably "im sorry, i had no choice, i was sure you'd understand"

what do you think?