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The game always gives you what you need to win. Every seed, every run is winnable. If you don't win, you did something wrong.
Which can happen, it's fine. Nobody is perfect and you made a wrong choice somewhere along the way. Take that opportunity to analyze your run, what you could have done better and learn from it.

I beat almost every challenge first try. They are almost all Covenant 1 difficulty which really isn't that difficult at all.

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So first you train stack the multiple vehicles in a long chain, when the update notes say, tow ONE vehicle.

But then, you decide to off road this chain of vehicles through the evergreen forest, with all the debris on the ground like the fallen logs and stones, that are a challenge to traverse even with a single car.

Then your cars went flying??? and somehow the dev is supposed to account for stupid player usage.

I assume the whole package?

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You're right and I appologize. Hinterland never promised to have the game done by the end of 2017.

So again, I am really sorry and grateful for the oportunity to question my own memory, the promose was middle of 2018.

But then again, are a few month difference really a justification for a warning?

https://web.archive.org/web/20170606004159/http://www.thelongdark.com/news/frequently-asked-questions/

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Adding a few points here more as nitpicks than corrections with what iguana mentioned - as for the general player, what iguana mentioned is more than enough, even if some points are technically not true.

Case 1) Growths aren't technically based on archetype, they are technically class specific. However bout 97-99% of classes will have an identical growth to every other class in their archetype. Unit tier typically doesn't matter because of this detail. The remaining 1-3% of classes i wouldn't suggest worrying about the stat growth difference either. Since to put into perspective its impact: Rogue has about 0.01 more weapon growth per level on average... and due to rounding in the growth equation, before doing some real jank, that equates to 1 weapon over 50 levels... in a game that only goes up to 54 normally. And assassins higher flat class bonus covers this difference.

As a result - the gist of "its per archetype" is more than enough to actually figure out what to do.

Case 2) Affinity isn't actually a multiplier. At least not in the traditional sense. It has 3
components:
- affinity base modifier
- specific affinity multiplier applied directly to that base.
- level multiplier applied to the result of the last 2.

It leads to a growing modifier, but its far less impactful than any true multiplier in the game like dragon stat multipliers.

However as this nitpick only impacts the view of the scale of affinity's impact, and not what it impacts - again iguana's explanation does cover the gist of what you need to know.


In the end - mostly writing this as points for the curious mind looking for more specifics, since iguana already has the main meat for what matters down.

so uh....when is the actual story going to be finished?