Andor's Trail

Yeah, it would be boring if we all had the same likings and dislikings.

Nice to hear that you find fun, charnameLol.
I am working on a rather big project, that will be a new challenge for you - at least I hope so
But it will be ready not before next year, so we have to be patient...
In the meantime we will see other releases.

Nut wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2022 8:13 pm Yeah, it would be boring if we all had the same likings and dislikings.

Nice to hear that you find fun, charnameLol.
I am working on a rather big project, that will be a new challenge for you - at least I hope so
But it will be ready not before next year, so we have to be patient...
In the meantime we will see other releases.

Ah man. Don't get me pumped up. How am I gonna wait patiently than?

Antison wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2022 7:49 pm

charnameLol wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2022 7:44 pm I'll look into this again. I tried Permadeath a week ago. Went up to lvl 20 before I drew my last breath in the wilderness south of Fallhaven. Permadeath is a high stakes game, which was a different kind of fun cause you can't be reckless and have to strategize a lot before battle.

I guess after a couple of days I'll start a Permadeath build again and see where I can take it.

Permadeath is not fun for me as it takes the need for grinding to the nth degree.

What kind of build are you playing with to have fun?

I've played as a Dual wielder with daggers and shortswords, and brutal clubs, and I'm currently a DW with Blackwater gear.
My earlier build was a sword and shield which later switched to two handed Xul'viir.
Permadeath I recently tried.


Crit maxium build is not very appealing because it is far too overpowering for my taste.

Grinding for Legendary and Extraordinary items is exhausting because the area where these items can be found is smaller and the higher spawn time of monsters make it not appealing to me. A map such as Sullengard forest is a perfect place to put such an item, because it is quite big so spawn time of monsters is not an an issue there.

I've already given you an itemized list in a previous thread when this conversation came up before. I gsve you a list of a few of the ones that I have.

Oh yeah. Sorry for that. Would check it out.

I played one permadeath game, the Dungeons of Moria. It was on Unix, so true permadeath. No way to save scum. Took me several years, and as Antison says a heck of a lot of grinding, to beat it. Not doing that again

rijackson741 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 12:08 am I played one permadeath game, the Dungeons of Moria. It was on Unix, so true permadeath. No way to save scum. Took me several years, and as Antison says a heck of a lot of grinding, to beat it. Not doing that again

Several years, huh. That's some persistence.

What motivated you to keep going back to the game, instead of let's just drop it and move on?

charnameLol wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 10:17 am What motivated you to keep going back to the game, instead of let's just drop it and move on?

It just got to the point where I was determined to beat it.

Antison wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2022 7:36 pm Why are you grinding in there? Simply for the XP? Why? Why OP yourself?

The way game works it's like this: Too difficult enemies? Avoid them and grind until your ready. What else to do? Keep grinding for fun, stop playing or what? Up to each one. If you hate being OP so much just start permadeath run just like traditional roguelike and everyone are happy then.