"Non-critical shots knock back and do heavily reduced damage on shocked near-death enemies."
Wait, so I need the enemy to have the Lightning status, be near death, and then I hit them with a non-critical shot—and the payoff is... a knockback and less damage? That sounds like a terrible deal... Any chance this could get a rework?
Would it be heresy to let two Surge buffs run simultaneously on the player?
Right now, picking up a second one just overwrites the first.
In my opinion, there's no reason they couldn't both run at the same time — sure, a few conflicts would need to be sorted out, but it's a workable concept.
Another option would be to have the second Surge simply extend the duration of the first, which would avoid any logical clashes. For that, though, a timer would be really useful — and honestly, that'd be great for other temporary buffs too.
A third option: just don't let the player pick up the next one until the first expires.
I think any of these three would be better than what we have now. Whatdayathink?
"I don't see any special interaction in this clip."
"I think op doesn't know himself"
"I think you are bamboozling us"
"No you're not. You're being obnoxious to pump your ego 😅👍"
"Can we get a dev in here to explain?"
It took me a while to figure it out too, but there is an explanation.
People keep saying this game is still really hard. Sometimes you even hear 'nearly impossible' thrown around. But let's see what two Shieldbearers, a Golem, and a Galley Slave can do while the Galley Calamity is circling overhead… with the addition that because 'Freeze power is greatly increased. All enemy attacks apply Freeze,' the character becomes almost completely immobile after every hit.
VS
a three-stack Winter Nail
a two-stack Lightning Bolt
Painful Recharge
Superior Conjurer Incense
By the way — do you think it'd be a good idea to run multiple Calamities at the same time?
Step 1: Notice it on the map.
Step 2: Reveal it.
Step 3: Hit one color.
Step 4: Hit the other color.
"Yes, I know that's how you're supposed to do it, but it's still unfun, boring, it should be changed, and it deals way too much damage when it just spawns on me in the middle of a fight."
Stop the Hate, my fellow Preyer. This is an obstacle placed before you by the witch. Taking it out quickly is something that can be learned, and with 1,000 years of relentless practice, anyone can master it.
Stop the hate. Sharpen your mind.
Do you want to know what's on the other side?
Are we still not at least considering making the breakbar unbreakable while the boss is stunned, because we broke the previous breakbar?