lame post title. the game is hard by all comparisons to difficulty standards in any other game. that and you arent even showing all your previous attempts, which just gives this post a bad vibe.
eviltiger
joined 5 months ago
here, i did it too. to give everything a fair chance, i assumed it would have genuine consent-able intelligence. in the case of the robots, i just let them be only robots with programming. in either case, i assumed they wanted to be with me (through programming or desire) and would try to be as safe as possible.
the undead were kinda in a weird spot though? like i was aware they were undead, but since as im playing the game i dont register them as undead (except for the skeleton), i didnt really pay attention to that in the rankings.
This is a funny reply because blazing is hands down one of the best enchants in the game and usually the best choice out of any you're provided with a SoEnchantment, and unstable is also amazing. Both top tier enchants on bow and fast weapons.
Anyway I feel like everyone keeps missing the point of trinkets. They're not just meant to boost winrate. Theyre meant to tweak your game mechanics in a balanced way or give you alternate ways to play the game. Even trinkets which only seem like they have upsides (like exotic crystals etc.) still are just opening up a different gameplay path for the price of energy investment.
Sure you can use them to boost winrate if thats all you want to do. But they open up so many weird builds and gameplay changes.
Here's my run (that's a grim bow!!!)
- 0 physical damage taken due to viscosity 🛡️
- Chuck enemies across the entire map with elastic whip, 100% of the time
- Proc grim on full health enemies very frequently, or always within 1-2 shots after first.
Made a joke of the badder bosses DK, literally never left my Scroll of Challenge area once. Warden is genuinely THE best character for Arcana dumps. She's so solid for this with her Barkskin +3 talent & grass vision.
why would the mage have a spellbook? he can just memorize spells.
as for clerics & paladins, both of those use books/holy scripture as a conduit for their faith, to channel & borrow the powers of the deity/being they follow. they (usually) need the scripture on hand (or at least in hand) to cast spells for this reason. think of it like a lightning rod. sorta. kinda.