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I preordered and paid like $80 for it , so i,m trying to get my money worth out of it :P

How to make the U.S. fall as Stalinist though?

Can't believe you turds have pushed the release date back again. 2027, really???

ok also watched a little tube and had dinner as well, now I want to crash and burn. I'm already looking forward to tomorrow .

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@vlad, I passed that deshaun video on to another modder and got some feedback. Deshawn likes to replace vanilla assets in his method. I agree with my other modder friend that I'm not too happy with that method. I think Vanilla assets should never be replaced. that is a method that could end in tragedy for your game I think.

Smart man, vanilla assets are definitely more load order friendly, even game friendly but sometime new assets are a plus depending on how they are used and for what. New and unique can be a a plus but usually a mod author will tell you if they only used vanilla assets in their mod. Sometimes the creativity is welcomed like a unique new weapon introduced to the game, we also don't always want those new assets bleeding into the game where they stick out like a sore thumb, ruining other items so that's where experience and talent come in. In the end i agree with your modder friend, vanilla being the safer route to go.

After Squirrel's token upgrade is acquired, acorns drop in whatever dungeon Squirrel is sent into. And then Squirrel has a multiplier to its drop bonus of totalacorns^0.4 / 10%.

Technically the acorns are available for alchemists to craft... but with the craft time as absurd as it is (it looks like the base is a full year? whatever it is, the fastest alchemist I've got can get it down to 79 days) that isn't actually a "real" option, in my opinion. Meanwhile, run a dungeon and get like 900+ of them in 12 hours. At least that's how many I'm getting right now.

I'm at 16966 total acorns gathered, so that's worth a 4.918% increase in drop multi. My Squirrel is currently worth a 359% loot bonus, which is... my 3rd best rogue right now (Undine is 1st, Crocodile is 2nd). Without that upgrade my Squirrel would be at... about 342%? Which would still be my 3rd best, actually.

Let's see if I can work out... If I did this right, it looks like I'd need over 811k total acorns for my Squirrel to match my Undine's current bonus. That's like... one and a quarter year's worth of dungeon runs at the current rate I seem to be picking them up.

Bunny původně napsal:

Didn`t delete anything myself. Don´t flatter yourself. Im just watching and laughing at this point.

It is pretty funny how you are unable to defend your claims

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I mean honestly, you can only choose 1-2 Paradox games to focus on. Thats typically the limit for one's wallet. So choose your poison. CK3 and Stellaris are good pics.

Could be worse to what EA or other AAA games do? Sure, but it would be better if it wasn’t there at all, just my opinion.

I could buy EU5 and follow that same trend, but instead, I will just spend my money elsewhere. Just bought vintage story, and will probably Tarkov soon, unrelated games and genre… but hey, that’s the beauty of capitalism.

Oh yeah it could be WAY WORSE!!!! So so so disappointed with Civ7. My friend has been playing a ton of Vintage Story and is obsessed!

Ase tiempo los mods ya no me funcionan, ya los e instalado desde el juego y nada, los instale desde steam y nada, cuando abro el apartado de ampliaciones no aparece nada NADA, cuando abro el juego parece que los mods si se instalaron pq aparece esa barrita abajo que te dise que mods tienes pero despues de que termina de cargar(no dura nada esa barra xd) no pasa nada y los mods no aparecen. Ayuden p

One thing I love in all games as well as selectable difficulties (and strongly tied to selectable difficulties) is the grindability of the game,

are missions replayable and are you able to keep (most of) the loot / xp you gained in that mission?

This strongly ties into selectable difficulties and in doing so allows the player to get 'stronger' etc to eventually be able to ignore things he doesn't like,

traps being a perfect example.

Perhaps during the first few levels a mage or archer hit by a 'trap' could easily be almost killed,

but if a game allows for grindability (replaying missions over and over and getting xp, levels, and therefore more hitpoints) then even getting hit by traps becomes somewhat insignificant and players aren't bothered by it so much anymore.

I wouldn't mind traps so much if I knew I could replay missions (especially on progressively higher difficulties) knowing then as I try harder higher level missions (with leveled up characters0, then the traps won't instantly kill my characters and still leave me with ample hitpoints.

The feather boots sounds like a decent idea (much like that 'artifact' idea about avoiding traps) that would be a great item to have in a shop that costs a huge amount of money but certain players will be happy to pay.

Consider having it as a 'special' item that rotates periodically with other special items (that are extremely rare) and as such are a big deal when they are in the store.

Players could possibly pay a fair amount of gold to 'rotate' the shop items faster (i.e. instead of waiting 2 weeks they pay and wait only 5 days or something), for the shop to change the items around.

Can't even buy the game.
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamworks/announcements/detail/4183351393029705363