The one difficult part about the game is when enemies actually hit do the hits trigger. You can touch enemies and hover on them, but there attacks hit and they hit a ton. Trying myself to be less affraid to be aggressive.
Honestly most roguelikes do reward aggressive gameplay if you're smart about it. Have a nice death in particular has stun mechanics that allow you to stagger enemies, so if you just rush in and blitz every encounter you can take most enemies out before they even get a shot off. Don't try to hit everything at once, try to thin the herd by directing your attention to one or two enemies at a time; I try to focus on getting rid of the weaker enemies first so I can give the stronger ones my undivided attention but you can take whatever approach you want. However, do not take this approach with bosses. They have enough health to power through blitz plays that work on regular enemies and if you rush in swinging they're gonna hand you your teeth on a silver plate; instead take a cautious approach, focusing more on dodging their telegraphed attacks and sneaking hits in where you can. A bit tedious but it will get results in the long run.
I know it could be seen as straigh up copying the mechanisms from dead cells but there are few that this game would really benefit from just for the game experience which are not "game defining". As being able to interswitch between cloak and spell button positions as well as simple thing like possibility to look at your loadout or "build" on one screen. To see what weapons with which efffects and curses you have and so on. Just UI things.
I need someone to do a video listing all the scythes and weapons and spells, the wiki doesn't include them all and I hate not being able to know especially if I'm unaware of there's a secret or a challenge I simply can't do
The wall you're speaking about is the games "NG+" mode called breakdown. It's how you can make the game even more challenging. You have to beat the game to unlock Breakdown 1. The permanent bonuses are unlocked just through playing the game. There are 20 levels to unlock. You will eventually start with Anima to heal. Curse Rerolls. Also unlock more powerful Curses. I hope this helped.
What does it mean when selecting stage room "upgrade next green or red curses does that mean i get a chance to get curses that upgrade higher tier that i currently have?
Yeah it's injuries and pure health. It's a confusing and really unnecessary system. When you take damage you will loose health and also suffer an injury that lowers your max HP until you heal your injuries.
@tmywu Yellow Animas are good. You can get drops from enemies like Koffee or a pill that heals injuries. You can also get Curses from the blue tree that give you lots of healing. Like healing over time or Animas spawn over time. There is the relaxation area that comes up sometimes to heal in.
This is a great game, however; beating it once is not in the cards for me. 60 runs in and 0 completions, the Natural Disasters department kicks my arse!
was my first rouqe like game and last dumb the game takes everything away from you if you die even your life so if you have 95 life health bar and you die it wil reset to 65 what kind of bs is that it takes away the motivation to be better ! the levels are empty and boring ,yes the combat is fun the humor and art design is cool but thats all there is at least give me somekind of way to defend my self dashing all the time gets boring fast ! the mini bosses are often times the same i got to level 2 and died and it took me all the way back to level 1 with nothing not even my health lol wtf !! there are better games out there for shure !! and i realy tried to like this game whats the motivation to keep playing if 1 death makes everything go away zero ! and yess i like hard games i finished all the souls games and recently wolong and after that Planet Cube: Edge < recoment it hard but fun and rewarding !!
This game is not what I would call "player friendly." I recommend playing a game like Hades as a first experience in the genre. Every run you do, you will get stronger. It feels much more rewarding. Not having any kind of meta progression can be very discouraging. For whatever reason, the devs decided that meta progress wasn't necessary in this game.
Sounds like these types of games are not for you. But I second that Hades is nice as there is a progression system or you may enjoy enter the gungeon, however, it's a difficult yet rewarding game to master.
Thanks for watching. More HaND content on the way 🎉
The one difficult part about the game is when enemies actually hit do the hits trigger. You can touch enemies and hover on them, but there attacks hit and they hit a ton. Trying myself to be less affraid to be aggressive.
Honestly most roguelikes do reward aggressive gameplay if you're smart about it.
Have a nice death in particular has stun mechanics that allow you to stagger enemies, so if you just rush in and blitz every encounter you can take most enemies out before they even get a shot off. Don't try to hit everything at once, try to thin the herd by directing your attention to one or two enemies at a time; I try to focus on getting rid of the weaker enemies first so I can give the stronger ones my undivided attention but you can take whatever approach you want.
However, do not take this approach with bosses. They have enough health to power through blitz plays that work on regular enemies and if you rush in swinging they're gonna hand you your teeth on a silver plate; instead take a cautious approach, focusing more on dodging their telegraphed attacks and sneaking hits in where you can. A bit tedious but it will get results in the long run.
anyone know about the boss glitch. Where the screen goes foggy and you can't move or use curses?
I know it could be seen as straigh up copying the mechanisms from dead cells but there are few that this game would really benefit from just for the game experience which are not "game defining". As being able to interswitch between cloak and spell button positions as well as simple thing like possibility to look at your loadout or "build" on one screen. To see what weapons with which efffects and curses you have and so on. Just UI things.
Agreed. The UI isn't the most clean I've seen. They might tweak a few now that the major content is all finished.
I need someone to do a video listing all the scythes and weapons and spells, the wiki doesn't include them all and I hate not being able to know especially if I'm unaware of there's a secret or a challenge I simply can't do
You mean how to unlock them or just showing them to you? I can make such a video. It will just take some time.
Could you make an updated employee handbook video please
Yep. I'm working on the Lore vids and stuff. They added a bunch of stuff so I need to actually play the game more to get it all 😅
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Hello, could you please tell me what is the wall that has bonuses written on them for? And how do you unlock the permanent bonuses?
The wall you're speaking about is the games "NG+" mode called breakdown. It's how you can make the game even more challenging. You have to beat the game to unlock Breakdown 1.
The permanent bonuses are unlocked just through playing the game. There are 20 levels to unlock. You will eventually start with Anima to heal. Curse Rerolls. Also unlock more powerful Curses.
I hope this helped.
What does it mean when selecting stage room "upgrade next green or red curses does that mean i get a chance to get curses that upgrade higher tier that i currently have?
They don't really explain it at all. I believe its that you will be offered higher tier Curses in the area.
Why did u use a quotation?
Are there any easy ways to fill your health/ restore??
Not really. That's why the Curses that give you healing are some of my favorites.
Hello, just started this game and I really don't understand how HP works, and how anima heals you. So there injuries and pure health?
Yeah it's injuries and pure health. It's a confusing and really unnecessary system. When you take damage you will loose health and also suffer an injury that lowers your max HP until you heal your injuries.
@@TomVsEverything hm I see, so aside from banking animas for the secret rooms, what's the best way to heal? Lol
@tmywu Yellow Animas are good. You can get drops from enemies like Koffee or a pill that heals injuries. You can also get Curses from the blue tree that give you lots of healing. Like healing over time or Animas spawn over time. There is the relaxation area that comes up sometimes to heal in.
It really irritates me that the UI for the button layout in the top left doesn’t match the controller face
I think it used to match. For some reason it changed and yes it is annoying 😅
This is a great game, however; beating it once is not in the cards for me. 60 runs in and 0 completions, the Natural Disasters department kicks my arse!
That's how I am with Skul The Hero Slayer.
I love that game but I have 2 wins in roughly 200 runs 😅
@@TomVsEverything wow. Still got some W's though, more than I bet a lot of players got lol
I'm too used to HaND streams, and I was prepared to go "yooooo"
but it's a lot less hype in comments lol
hype 5m
Yooooooo
was my first rouqe like game and last dumb the game takes everything away from you if you die even your life so if you have 95 life health bar and you die it wil reset to 65 what kind of bs is that it takes away the motivation to be better ! the levels are empty and boring ,yes the combat is fun the humor and art design is cool but thats all there is at least give me somekind of way to defend my self dashing all the time gets boring fast ! the mini bosses are often times the same i got to level 2 and died and it took me all the way back to level 1 with nothing not even my health lol wtf !! there are better games out there for shure !! and i realy tried to like this game whats the motivation to keep playing if 1 death makes everything go away zero ! and yess i like hard games i finished all the souls games and recently wolong and after that Planet Cube: Edge < recoment it hard but fun and rewarding !!
This game is not what I would call "player friendly." I recommend playing a game like Hades as a first experience in the genre. Every run you do, you will get stronger. It feels much more rewarding.
Not having any kind of meta progression can be very discouraging. For whatever reason, the devs decided that meta progress wasn't necessary in this game.
Sounds like these types of games are not for you. But I second that Hades is nice as there is a progression system or you may enjoy enter the gungeon, however, it's a difficult yet rewarding game to master.
Lmaoooo homie this genre of game is not for you
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