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Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από jools86:

I really want to love this game (Finished NIoh and all Dark Souls games at least 4 times each). but the difficulty spike at Commander Longhan was just too much for me. The devs made this beautiful game, then decided half way through to completely change the mechanics.

No, they decided to introduce you to mechanics, specifically what enemies will be like passed that point. Honglan is just the start. Normal enemies are not only tankier, but they hit harder and have WAY more shenanigans than she does.

Hello. I am kind of beginner player but I know the basics how to play the game.

In Feudal system you have a vassal contract with your subject and you can negotiate the terms of taxes and levies and also you can change the succession law of every title of theirs.

In Clan government type the benefits from your vassal are based on your relations with that vassal and on the type of your tax policy, correct?

You can not change your succession laws on any of your titles because the succession laws are determined by your house unity, correct?

I heard that the Clan government type works the best when your vassals are your relatives that is from your dynasty. Why is that? Is it because you can easily ally them without marriage? From what I remember to ally nonrelatives you need to marry your children but relatives can by allied without it.

There is no limit on your relatives alliances, right?

Should I know anything else that is imortant about the Clan government type?

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Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Talby:

All we know is the Democrats tried to hide it then, and even now as they claim to want the release to the press, but block all efforts behind the scenes. Same old, same old.

Cool.

But why is Trump and the Republicans blocking it?

Я тут был

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Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Goblin:

Red background happens when you generate a copy of a joker, so you could've at least known which one it was.

I did not know this (where in the game is this stated?), and thus assumed Luchador was the red one, to show me that he could be used to stop the boss ability. I did not test jokers with a throwaway hand, since I played Black deck, so every hand would be needed to win.

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από GTTV:

If you select and 'hold' a joker right after entering amber acorn you will continue to hold that joker as it flips upside down, so you can always know at least one joker.

I did not know this either. It seems like this is unintended behaviour, and I don't like exploiting game systems in ways that is not intended. It feels like cheating.

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από de_spair:

chimkens need sweaters, the update we really needed.

yuh crazy mon dat true yuh! chimkens dey need sweater fi stay warm inna di winter dem deh! nobody thought bout dis till now an' i'm glad mi seein dem gettin it right at last yuh hear me? di sweaters gonna make chimkens look like di coolest birds inna di yard yuh know!

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https://youtu.be/774C4-0rYdA

Mission: Gather wood

Mission: Swimming in sneks

So, I finally completed all 15 levels! Of the observer mode, anyway. I want to make separate posts detailing my thoughts on the different modes when I get around to them, so this is just going to be my impression of the 15 levels in observer mode. I'm not sure how much changes between the different modes, but I just completed the game for the first time and I wanna talk about it with it still fresh in my mind!
I REALLY enjoyed this game! I think the atmosphere was rightfully scary, I think it was very difficult in some spots, and frustrating, but it clearly wants to be those things, so I enjoyed it enough (literally just a skill issue lmao) I think it was incredibly simple yet incredibly effective, I like how the game controls, how sensitive the controls are and how good the movement is, I think its simple design of characters and setting work really well, I like how simply yet poignant the text on screen can be. I think one of my most frustrating moments was one of my most favorite, I was stuck on the level that starts with the text "STOP RUNNING" and kept dying over and over, either due to my reanimated bodies or my own incompetence, and the text at the beginning of the level was practically taunting me, telling me to stop trying to beat the level, as if it was futile, which only pushed me more and more towards needing to beat it.
I like how linear the story itself is, so that it feels like you're being pulled in the direction the story is taking you, and no amount of death can stop it, it can only prolong it. I think that's made especially clear by the last level, where you become the very thing that has been destroying you and are forced to destroy yourself, and the ending, where you have no choice but to let your desire consume you, punctuated by the abrupt quitting of the game. At the climax where you, as a monster, are forced to destroy yourself, I was actively trying to look for another way out, another means of escape, even though the text plainly asked if I was willing to do what it takes to survive, and there was clearly no other option. It hurt. It made me sad. And it was really good.
I really hope this game gets the attention and praise it deserves, it's not just a fantastic game, it's a fantastic work of art.