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During a recent run with a few of my friends, we realized that we were able to shoot the Healing flowers from afar - our normal shots were immune, but our abilities activated and Shadows and the Flare/Fire tick destroyed the flowers before we all entered the stage. When we entered, it acknowledged that we destroyed the flowers, but did not stop spawning mobs or allowed us to proceed.

Proceed with caution when breaking things prior to entering the next stages!

Oprindeligt skrevet af The Derektor:

Oprindeligt skrevet af LitSu:

It would be cool if the team could implement 'sleep quality' which would be determined by how/where the player sleeps, ie a bed being more effective reducing tiredness than sleeping straight on the floor, same with tent vs no tent, inside vs outside etc

It's not a bad idea, but then that almost gates people into having a bed when we also want to ensure those who are nomad players don't feel restricted. That's why each is the same value currently. Just some food for thought.

- Dera

True, but you wouldn't sleep as good living as a nomad. Just part of the deal I think. I like the sleep quality idea myself.

Commie is probably on an offensive word list and it got picked up auto-moderater. Should change the name and then appeal through support.

Sometimes we have to think back at how hard our first aRPG experiences were.
Not sure of your ages but back when I started playing, there was no forums and no internet help that was of any use.
Just had to give up or keep going. Almost gave up on games like Diablo, Diablo 2, Morrowind etc and that is 30 years after I had started playing games.
They are now some of my favourites.

I have no wish to hold peoples hands in a game, but if new to this genre maybe a little tutorial may help. I would hate to see people give up on such a promising game.
Most people who play these games a lot, would have tested out dodge and other things before getting close to the Gryphon. Some maybe need a nudge.

And this OP is a gamer but all seem to be fps strategy. Not quite the same.

p.s
I have only taken 2 so far to the end. Both level 21. I do not mind dying at this point as just messing about, but meeting Pan, killing him but at the same exact moment I pressed for more health I died as well. That is annoying. Almost as annoying as just about to finish TQ1 Legendary with a build I had been working on for a while and 1 of the b l o o d y cats jumped on the keyboard.

real business opportunity for a young man with the passion

It blanked out a couple hours ago.

NOOOOOO

A friend and I have been trying this achievement twice but it doesn't work, can you check again if it fails?

Oprindeligt skrevet af brown29knight:

Oprindeligt skrevet af Niradin:

Surprisingly, I find new system way easier to enjoy then the old one. Getting in a bad fight and leaving dungeon with untreated conditions would often leave you with 0 in both sanity and morale, both of which were quite a slog to get back to in the early game. Provided that you spend ~100 gold in a tavern between missions for room and food, you'll always have a base of 50% of sanity and morale, meaning you can bounce back from negative to positive with one drink of a wine or inhaler.
Now, new statuses do look a bit to punishing, but considering that it's easier to avoid negative stats, I kinda understand why they're so severe.

I agree with you, but I do feel that some tweaking is needed.

Before they tweaked values (when this thread was first made) you ate to keep morale up, and slept to keep morale and sanity up. If you got hungry or fatigued, it was a sign to abort whatever you were doing and go back to the caravan, because your psyche was already shot.

Current values are the other extreme: With a fully upgraded caravan, you eat when hungry, sleep when fatigued, and morale and sanity take care of themselves. You literally ignore the psyche system completely, unless you go to a maddening whispers dungeon, or similar.

This is better than it was, but there should be some need for sanity and morale maintenance, that does not invalidate sleep and hunger, but does not get ignored by it either.

I would be clearer if I could, but to be honest, I do not have a clear solution.

I've already written that it would be better to tie the system to the player's level. So that it has less influence at the beginning, but significantly more later on. This makes sense if you're expanding the caravan and then counteracting it.
pure logic

Oprindeligt skrevet af Vror:

Just remove the ability to queue as a group in quickplay or force the group to be split into the 2 different teams if they're very high level, that's all

i warned fatshark so much at their discord about how stompy games were on the 2nd closed alpha of versus. the rampant rage quitting, and how easy it was to stomp pubs in versus.

fast foward to the open beta you get veterans like combine00 proceeding to 4-stack every single versus game he joins and destroy everyone he comes across. Stomped newbies get frustrated, they leave, and they go back to PvE/Chaos Wastes, the game mode fades.

VT2 just doesn't have the playerbase to support this type of game mode, no skill based matchmaking or level based matchmaking, as it was not uncommon for gray badges to be matched with blue or even gold badge players. Not only that but for some reason games would start with bots and incomplete lobbies. It was a disasterous bubble, that popped in 2 months.