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does anyone know how i would even access the twilight railway DLC?

i know its not available in english but ive also finished the game already, changed the languages ingame, changed the languages for steam, and it also says that i have it installed.

How do i PLAY the DLC?

Okay, so some things:
Yes, they patched placing multiple oil pumps on one node

They increased the output *and* lowered the power cost of oil pumps a lot, so producing oil is actually a lot easier than it was before

You CAN still get 2 on a node, but it doesn't work for every node, and it requires a fair amount of fiddling (unless it was changed again as a stealth update in the last 2 tiny hotfixes)

引用自 Kevin Crabcakes：

Even in the context of a normal playthrough, it’s strange how Tenna would be panicking and hunting for lightners at this point in the story, yet he still (supposedly) hops on to the video game and converses with Kris (who he’s looking for???)
If anything, he might not be behind the controller during that scene.

remember, there was originally meant to be a third full board that got cut - the city one. the Mantle quest was likely meant to climax after that; presumably, Tenna's legendary crash-out would then follow. so i imagine any incongruities result from Toby Fox trying to stitch together two parts of the story that weren't originally meant to fit together that way.

2.71 Damn. I'm actually somewhat impressed I managed to pull that off. Felt like I was seriously out of practise coming back to the series, honestly. Shot accuracy was only 23% though given I tried to use LMG's a lot till the last day.

引用自 burger boy：

agreed, especially on trinkets.
-- so many players up till checking the wiki, were lead into thinking the potato one was decent for item drops, despite barely doing anything in effect.

I mean, 5% is pretty decent especially if it's a flat increase. I wouldn't know that number if I hadn't looked it up, though.

I think I remember joining your lobby back in the early days - nice to see you still around!

All I can say is WTF

similar. I got booted from multiplayer and now i cannot re-enter. Cannot connect to online services... :(

Who cares about HP? It's all about stamina.

Huh, I had a similar scenario when I tried this prophecy trait out. My quest lead me to a city inside the only ash lands on the planet. It was a hell hole with an instant rebellion stability level due to the amount of lava provinces it started with. My throne city was perfectly fine, this promised land was just like marching up to Mount Doom in Mordor and saying, "We live here now."

While initially it seemed kind of interesting, I felt more and more like the beauty of endless legend, in areas like the art of the world, and the descriptions of everything within it, were being moved to the background if they even got attention at all in order to pave the way for this strange new dialogue system.

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t hate the system. I think it is interesting to see your faction leader engage in actual conversation with the chief of a minor faction but I think the old addage: show don’t tell, carries volumes here. In Endless Legend, the minor factions were given detailed descriptions with vibrant little art pieces showing a still life of them in their village. It allowed players to be immersed while also leaving plenty to the imagination and the missions were left as broad strokes of narrative that drew you in just enough to be able to create your own stories with them and your civilization.

In Endless Legend 2, it just doesn’t feel as captivating. Nothing is left to the imagination as every minor faction tells you exactly who and what they are via dialogue with your faction leader. They then immediately give you a proposal that usually runs along the lines of “you know there is this one thing you could do for me” for a mission that your faction leader accepts and then you pacify the village. Theres no art, no vivid descriptions, just some simple text and a name before their leader and yours have a generic 2-3 sentence long exchange of npc questgiving and acceptance. To the game’s credit the leaders do look fantastic but having the same dialogue exchanges with the same characters that aren’t your own, and the same few missions per race every time, while not really having a lot of actual diversity or creativity shown in those interactions/encounters, is in my opinion a step backwards from the first game.

Perhaps some of my qualms are the result of the game being in a demo version. For all we know there could be plenty of art and more fleshed out descriptions in the early access release of the game and perhaps even more to come over time as they develop it after. That said, I think if I had to cast my vote on which system I preferred, I would choose a system more like the 1st game where the focus was on the world and the beautiful and rich lore it held that you as a player interact with via your civilization as opposed to this iteration that focuses on specific named characters you unlock and their personal stories which you have little to no hand in creating or controlling except to choose which reward you want on occasion.