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And then just picking up better stuff in the world so i'm like, why I am wasting points in this? All segmented and just ends up being annoying than rewarding.
Lydia, head of Investigation at the Institute, has a white robe and unique portrait now: https://ibb.co/ygLGF53 She's not the only one with cosmetic changes.
I tried killing her to see if you can get the robe but no dice. :P
A bunch of prominent Tchortists have exotic jewlery in their pockets and offices.
Underrail is like a live service game but without all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
The polish done on Underrail makes me hopeful for Infusion and UR2. As much as I want more Underrail, I can see things being nicely fine tuned and improved. Throwing is probably going to be awesome in infusion where an update or two ago it was lackluster.
You know it! That should be the store page description, lol.
All this AAA drudgery is the storm, and UnderRail is the port. With Styg's approach to game development being the lighthouse.
Like everything else in this game, at first. I tried a crafting run and didn't understand about quality levels of things I made, so everything I had was coming out as absolute trash compared to the stuff I could find / buy.
You'll always be able to find some nice gear around the game so people who don't take crafting as a core focus can get by. Hell, some of the unique things you can't craft is often good if not better that things you can craft in some cases, often offering unique features you can't get anywhere else - if not just for collectionists, also useful for people who don't craft.
But once you get a good grasp and where you wanna be and find the high quality components to make it, crafting is definitely an incredibly powerful tool. Starting with the basic stuff like a Siphoner Leather suit and tabi, and going from there. I'm nowhere near an expert, but the experts know how to take like, a piece of boar leather and make themselves into a tank, or combine some electronic stuff, take a few perks, and then critically one shot the boss with a laser pistol...stuff like that.
Keep going, it'll all fall into place!
Cool. Kinda messed up with my points so still alot of stuff can't craft.