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Just don't call him a pirate to his face.

Me too

It's been a long time enough time since the game was released now, that I feel comfortable in saying I prefer DD2 over DD1 Don't get me wrong, aesthetically I find DD1 way more appealing. I love the torch mechanics, where things can get more difficult but potentially more rewarding on low / no light. The map design is beautiful, and everything feels as ominous and spooky scary as it should according to that torch level. The overall atmosphere and eldritch horror isn't captured half as well in the second game as it is in the first. However, I really didn't like having to manage a whole bunch of different teams all at once, most designed for various different kinds of expeditions because certain classes or item setups were just designed to be better at fighting certain kinds of monsters, or because I needed to design a team for a money run specifically. You could try and just run one team, maybe two, but it's designed in such a way that you need to use the town's resources between runs to make sure that your characters don't have so much sanity loss they're on the verge of mental breakdown or heart attack. There is something that is far more comfortable and familiar to me with the roguelite run formula that the sequel uses. If your team dies, you start over and that's it. If your team survives, you won, on to the next run. There isn't this constant micro management after the fact. Now, even though I find it more enjoyable, it feels like in becoming something that feels a little less niche, it also lost a good amount of what made the original so unique. It doesn't feel like it should be a sequel, it feels like it should be a spin off. I personally believe it was designed to be the way that it was to attract old players that liked the aesthetics but weren't necessarily interested in the management, which is the bulk of the complaints people had on release. Plenty of people liked it however, and DD1 only garnered more fans over the years. So, changing up the sequel in such a big way sort of fragmented the existing community. The fans that had stuck with it wanted more of the original.

@@ACatNamedJat Totally agree that DD2 would be a great spin off. I was going to write that in my comment but I didn’t want to ramble too much. I guess my main hang up is that I believe the management meta progression is core to darkest dungeon’s identity. If you’re uninterested in that aspect of the first game, though, I see how you could prefer the second. I remember hearing about a new gamemode for estate enjoyers in the works, however, so this may not be a permanent problem if it’s fleshed out.

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I've got like 600+ hours in that game. Still holding out for an ultimate version some day, with more characters. Need the goat Mr Satan.

I miss Jampack discs so much dude. That's where I first played Zone of the Enders, Klonoa, Gauntlet, etc.

Glad you enjoyed it! :) I hope I can make more.

You should meet the voice actor.

@@ACatNamedJat Must be a damn fool XD

Clearly you never heard of the triple dog dare rule.

That is true @@dragon1130

I'm having too much fun to stop now. : ^)

We'll get there.🥲

It kinda did. Randomly appeared in my home page. First video of yours I've seen and it really good!

It's because I smell like an expired can of Vienna Sausages.

We'll get there

@@ACatNamedJat when will part two come out?

​@@seekerminecraftEither this saturday or next. I'm working on other projects on the side, and looking into alternate methods of animation; because currently all of the lip syncing is done manually which takes a massive amount of time. If I don't have part 2 out next week, then in all likelihood I'll still have something else for you guys to chew on.