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Edit: You guys are just too simple... The point of my big wall of text was to point out how those skills could be made actually interesting. I WANT to get all skills there is or weigh in my mind, if one skill might be better than the other. As things stand now, there's 3 skills less for me to pick so of course I feel bummed out. Is it really so hard thing for you to comprehend? And would you really feel rewarded, if you bought that slo-mo skill and ran through the game on ez-mode? Why the hell would you want to play hard difficulties anyway, if you picked a skill that makes everything easy? Helloo?
I bet you guys would be all smile, if every damn upgrade would make monsters explode, when they see you. That shouldn't be no problemo for you with your, gee, so brilliant suggestion to just not pick anything. Right?
I agree with this, he should play in a way he sees more fit
Personally I only wish that you can deactivate learned skills instead of making a new save file, but that is only a small gripe in my opinion.
@Error, you can have at least 2 bottles in your inventory and because people like number 3 so much, it's a fair chance that you can have 3 bottles.