Does anyone else hate N'Erud?

[Forblaze]

This is easily my least favorite zone. The empty wasteland aesthetic got old very fast. The robots and zombies are all very annoying enemies. The constant puking while trying to explore. This place deserves getting black holed.

[Forblaze]

Originally posted by Infern:

Then we have Yaesha... I've had more problems with accidentally falling by mistake off a root...

At least with Yaesha you know for certain what's left to explore. In N'erud, it can be difficult to tell what's unexplored. Fog of war on all of the map edges drive me insane.

The explorable map also isn't a perfect square, so it can spawn explorable terrain to the north of impassable terrain, and I'm never 100% sure where that explorable terrain can begin.

[Mr Fantastic]

Originally posted by Forblaze:

This is easily my least favorite zone. The empty wasteland aesthetic got old very fast. The robots and zombies are all very annoying enemies. The constant puking while trying to explore. This place deserves getting black holed.

Nerud needs more bosses and more events, and bigger map.

[WingedKagouti]

I dislike that the minimap border is outside the puke border and the puke border doesn't show up.

[dylandud001]

Am i the only one that was wrecked by N'eruds boss protecting the core so bad i just wanted to reroll the campaign to not deal with it.

[adobo]

I actually like N'erud. It was my starter world and seeing Yeasha and Losomn, it felts very claustrophobic.

It was pretty funny looking like a cowboy in a sci-fi ruins.

[TyresTyco]

The only thing I hate about it are the horrible frames I get in indoor dungeons. I honestly like the lore behind it the most of all of them.

Also has pretty awesome secrets. I mean the thing with the pod surprised me heavily. Getting the void heart also was hella awesome.

[Malidictus]

N'erud is easily my favourite zone by far, though that may be my general dislike for Fantasy. I find Losomn to be a mix of incredibly generic run-of-the-mill Fantasy settings (elven palace + Victorian london). I've always hated Yesha even as far back as the previous game. Dull, uninspired jungle as far as the eye can see. N'erud's general design has very high-concept visuals that honestly don't exist in the rest of the game, outside of maybe the Labyrinth.

Gameplay-wise, I don't really see what the issue is. The enemies are predominantly ranged, but this is a ranged combat game so I'm fine with it. The zombies are pretty simple to fight in melee, though. Dodge their attack in place, counter-attack. Sure, it doesn't work as well when there are many of them, but it's not like the game has a dearth of AoE options.

Rhom was my favourite zone from the old game. N'erud managed to beat it for concept, in my mind.