Probably the most boring rogue like I have ever played

[Idi Amin]

Almost constant repeated situations, random boardings, pirates, traders, occasionaly free loot.
The biggest down side of this game is the limited options in the beginning, imagine Rogue, Cata DDA, Caves of Qud, or Tales of Meyjal allowing only TWO loadouts.
Requiring to unlock 90% of the game by beating the game.
I'm sorry that's boring as hell, I really don't see the allure of the game, but when it was released it was heavily marketed and journos were acting like it was the only game of its kind seemingly ignorant of other roguelikes.
This game is a boring grind where you don't feel rewarded at all for the time you point into it.

[Skinny Pete]

*yawn* sorry what was that, I fell asleep.

[Idi Amin]

Originally posted by Skinny Pete:

*yawn* sorry what was that, I fell asleep.

Oh look at that a passive aggressive fanboy that has the inability for direct discussion because of the pegging of his gf and the large amount of soy he consumes.

[SYSTEM GLITCH]

Sounds like you are jealous you can't find in this game what everyone else does. We can't all like the same thing, yet life moves on. As should you, later.

[Idi Amin]

"Sounds like you are jealous you can't find in this game what everyone else does."
Lmao

[SYSTEM GLITCH]

What? You imagine yourself cool for commenting on a game and acting like a low IQ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? Oh yeah, colour me impressed.

Get a life man.

[Idi Amin]

Originally posted by SYSTEM GLITCH:

What? You imagine yourself cool for commenting on a game and acting like a low IQ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? Oh yeah, colour me impressed.

Get a life man.

Once again not an argument that addresses none of my points, I find it hilarious, when I review a iron on amazon I don't get the fanatical results from pre-teens upset because they've made a video game dev their adoptive father.

[Skinny Pete]

Originally posted by Idi Amin:

Originally posted by Skinny Pete:

*yawn* sorry what was that, I fell asleep.

Oh look at that a passive aggressive fanboy that has the inability for direct discussion because of the pegging of his gf and the large amount of soy he consumes.

Did you learn these bants from your wife's boyfriend?

[BOT]

Originally posted by Idi Amin:

Almost constant repeated situations, random boardings, pirates, traders, occasionaly free loot.
The biggest down side of this game is the limited options in the beginning, imagine Rogue, Cata DDA, Caves of Qud, or Tales of Meyjal allowing only TWO loadouts.
Requiring to unlock 90% of the game by beating the game.
I'm sorry that's boring as hell, I really don't see the allure of the game, but when it was released it was heavily marketed and journos were acting like it was the only game of its kind seemingly ignorant of other roguelikes.
This game is a boring grind where you don't feel rewarded at all for the time you point into it.

There are multiple ways to unlock different ships, and there are 3 different layouts for each ship.
While you can unlock ships the boring way, through game completion, the ships can all be unlocked early by finding specific quest-lines within runs, while it is up to RNGesus to determine if you find these quest-lines (befitting of most rogue-lites).
Layout B of all the ships usually vastly change the loadout and playstyle of a ship, and are unlocked in the defacto Rogue-Lite way of doing arbitrarily difficult achievements to unlock them.
Layout C simply requires that you reach the final sector (not even beat the game).

All of the repeated situations usually have varying solutions that change the outcome, and it's up to you to decide if you want to take the risks offered in such situations in exchange for rewards, and other times it becomes RTS like through Combats and Boarding, this game isn't like other Rogue-Lites where it's constant live action, this game is also a strategy game, if strategy games don't appeal to you, this game won't.

[Ruggy]

I can see where you're coming from. True, you start out with only one "class", but the point of the game is to unlock all the ships and their three different layouts per ship. Unlocking each layout/ship isn't usually repetitive, as each ship has different play styles.

Lastly, the reward is in completing the game (or just simply enjoying playing it?), which other people interpret differently. Either you unlock EVERYTHING, beat the game on all difficulties, etc.

Maybe this isn't your type of roguelike?

[SYSTEM GLITCH]

Originally posted by Idi Amin:

Originally posted by SYSTEM GLITCH:

What? You imagine yourself cool for commenting on a game and acting like a low IQ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? Oh yeah, colour me impressed.

Get a life man.

Once again not an argument that addresses none of my points, I find it hilarious, when I review a iron on amazon I don't get the fanatical results from pre-teens upset because they've made a video game dev their adoptive father.

This isn't a review. There is an actual spot for that on Steam... go leave one if you feel so inclined. You are not trying to have a discussion here, you are trying to be an ass.

How stupid do you think other people are?

[Idi Amin]

Originally posted by SYSTEM GLITCH:

Originally posted by Idi Amin:

Once again not an argument that addresses none of my points, I find it hilarious, when I review a iron on amazon I don't get the fanatical results from pre-teens upset because they've made a video game dev their adoptive father.

This isn't a review. There is an actual spot for that on Steam... go leave one if you feel so inclined. You are not trying to have a discussion here, you are trying to be an ass.

How stupid do you think other people are?

Seems I hit a sore spot, when did videogames stop being a product to you and more of a thing of worship?

[Ray Robertson]

Don't think I've yet encountered a rogue like, -lite or game for that matter that don't have repetitive situations.

[Skinny Pete]

Originally posted by Ray Robertson:

Don't think I've yet encountered a rogue like, -lite or game for that matter that don't have repetitive situations.

The original rogue didn't even have character classes. You were just the same @ every time.

[Piripero]

This bait is so obvious ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[SYSTEM GLITCH]

Originally posted by Idi Amin:

Originally posted by SYSTEM GLITCH:

This isn't a review. There is an actual spot for that on Steam... go leave one if you feel so inclined. You are not trying to have a discussion here, you are trying to be an ass.

How stupid do you think other people are?

Seems I hit a sore spot, when did videogames stop being a product to you and more of a thing of worship?

Since you summed it all up so well, I'm out of here.