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HighHemplar Mar 12, 2020 @ 11:15pm
What does Ironman mode even mean?
It's super frustrating that "Ironman" is not defined anywhere I look. What does "Ironman" even mean? Also what does "Permadeath" mean? It's seem like one means no saves... Okay, which one is it and what does they other option do? Do I have to experiment with no options, then replay the game with those options just to figure this out? I guess that's not too hard but tedious. I don't understand why these thing can't just be explained.
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Originally posted by Lichlord9333:
Ironman mode in games means doing a playtrough but with only a single save, you cannot quit without saving either meaning every choice you make is permanent.

Permadeath is a playtough much like Ironman mode but when you die the game basicly deletes that save/character.
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Lichlord9333 Mar 13, 2020 @ 5:15pm 
Ironman mode in games means doing a playtrough but with only a single save, you cannot quit without saving either meaning every choice you make is permanent.

Permadeath is a playtough much like Ironman mode but when you die the game basicly deletes that save/character.
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Skearn Mar 17, 2020 @ 12:02pm 
Originally posted by Lichlord9333:
Ironman mode in games means doing a playtrough but with only a single save, you cannot quit without saving either meaning every choice you make is permanent.

Permadeath is a playtough much like Ironman mode but when you die the game basicly deletes that save/character.
im putting this game on wishlist just because of that comment, thx man:D
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