Eh, it's not too bad. There are several mechanics to help you mitigate the assfuckery that is the RNG. But it's tough. You have a very limited number of actions you can take in any turn, and the game has a tendency to stack more problems than you can deal with in a round. Which is fitting, as the game is about trying to survive an ever increasing hostile situation. Sometimes you can have a golden run, like my second playthrough. I was able to get all 4 crew members to the end, without having to eat any human flesh. I was frankly surprised. But that was the only time I've pulled that off. Most playthroughs end in death for everyone, and occasionally I can get a crew member or 2 to the surface. It's fun, but tough. xD-Dragmire- said:I was expecting a cannibalism joke.
The game looks interesting but very frustrating on the RNG front.
Yeah it's pretty damn fun. I'm not sure how the endings are determined, I think it's based on your final score. So I don't know if I've seen all the endings available at this point, but I keep trying to get a higher score, in the hopes of getting a "happy" ending. Though I suspect it doesn't exist in this game. xDRJ 17 said:I really, really wanna get this game. Maybe I'll have a bit of spare cash with my paycheck this week. Everything I've heard about this game makes it seem like it'd be fun as all get-out.
Well...yes, seeing as damaging your balls wouldn't be fatal, and a drilled sternum would likely be. xDDarth_Payn said:So what happened if he rolled a 4? Hit himself in the balls with a hammer? Would that be an improvement?
Its basically Yahtzee (the game, not the man) with a framing device, and a few extra mechanics beyond straight points scoring.-Dragmire- said:I was expecting a cannibalism joke.
The game looks interesting but very frustrating on the RNG front.
Who needs a Xenomorph when the crew is a massive danger to themselves and others, all thumbs and two left feet.Remus said:But at least there's no xenomorph, right? Right?
The people in Darkest Dungeon are supposed to be elite? The voice overs from your ancestor always gave me the distinct impression that these weren't so much good adventurers as they were people so desperate or disillusioned that they'd sign up for anything.Caramel Frappe said:You know, reminds me of Darkest Dungeon. You have some elite if not the best professionals in dungeon exploring / fighting and what do you know? By an unlucky chance due to the game'sunfairjustified mechanics on the luck factor, your archer will miss hitting the biggest grunt in the room because ... reasons?
Or perhaps your Jester gets lucky 5x in a row and instant slays the boss monster while your juggernaut keeps getting wrecked by the smallest spider in the game's database. Ugh.
I'm pretty sure that they are gullible wannabe adventurers sucked in by misleading advertisement with loots and free health-care.Caramel Frappe said:You know, reminds me of Darkest Dungeon. You have some elite if not the best professionals in dungeon exploring / fighting and what do you know? By an unlucky chance due to the game'sunfairjustified mechanics on the luck factor, your archer will miss hitting the biggest grunt in the room because ... reasons?
Or perhaps your Jester gets lucky 5x in a row and instant slays the boss monster while your juggernaut keeps getting wrecked by the smallest spider in the game's database. Ugh.