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ManiacOverlord.ttv Apr 1 @ 2:43pm

Secret tech tree menu...?

When you go to upgrade your tech tree, apparently pressing a shoulder button on controller will open up a secondary menu that allows you to spend tech points on upgrades that would normally be drops.

My wife found it while we were playing together because she plays with a controller. I'm not able to access the menu via keyboard and mouse.

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Rayliegh Apr 1 @ 3:07pm

... you got me dude.

ManiacOverlord.ttv Apr 2 @ 1:18pm

Originally posted by Rayliegh:
... you got me dude.

It's not an april fools, though now I realize the timing of my post was unfortunate.

I dunno if maybe it had something to do with her using a Playstation controller, or if it was because of steaminput, or some other factor, but it was genuinely something she encountered. I can't replicate it. Might have to try seeing if I can do so with a controller at some point.

https://imgur.com/a/lNrTipE

Cheddar Apr 2 @ 4:51pm

Using a gamepad at the tech unlock station, RB and LB toggle between the normal and the "secret" tech menu. Tested with and without Steam Input enabled with a Logitech F310 in X mode.

Elwingh Lillulandil has Deadzone Rogue

Apr 2 @ 11:53pm

Those can be some game changes items, i hope we'll soon have an option on pc for those (in the meantime, plugin a controller just for this work tho)

Von Hokk

Apr 3 @ 12:50pm

I have a Voyee xbox style controller & its working for me, other friends have tested & doesn't seem to work for them for some reason. The secret perks are quite strong too, things like double dash, reduce HP to 1 & convert each HP->shield. Reroll affixes additional 2 times, deal 0.15% more dmg/each hp point, reloading restores 20shields, way more grenade perks & much more

Mr. Gaiety has Deadzone Rogue

Apr 3 @ 12:58pm

I wonder if it would be more interesting if this tech tree was a skill tree instead. It seems like the problem this game will run into is that people will grind meta progression until they become godlike on lower difficulties- which will force higher difficulties to bloat numbers.

Forcing the player to invest in a per-run skilltree will force actually making decisions.