LonelyGunman
Newbie
- Aug 4, 2018
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honestly i usually like to reserve judgement on the skill level of other people but it is a whole lotta skill issue in this thread lol.
space is jump and shift is to run, but you don't get full access to controls until you reach far enough forward in the first area until you can drink the potion to restore your sanity (edited after i realized i misremembered). after that you can run and jump and do whatever. combat also gets a lot more responsive and fluid when you find out you can animation cancel an attack with rolling (R).
i will admit that the confirm/cancel key separation is very weird but nothing that can't be solved with implementing re-bindable keys
space is jump and shift is to run, but you don't get full access to controls until you reach far enough forward in the first area until you can drink the potion to restore your sanity (edited after i realized i misremembered). after that you can run and jump and do whatever. combat also gets a lot more responsive and fluid when you find out you can animation cancel an attack with rolling (R).
i will admit that the confirm/cancel key separation is very weird but nothing that can't be solved with implementing re-bindable keys
Big Wallas
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- Feb 15, 2018
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Same here, too. When I check the quest, we were supposed to ask Kate the Alchemist, but her name is Keith (must've been a mistake or something), yet it didn't do anything for me when I interacted with her. Plus, the recipes for the Alchemy is confusing, 'cause there's no guide (correct me if I'm wrong)
Also, does anyone know where the two Keys go? I completed with the Ferrel guy (I think that was his name or something), but when I went to the Entrance of the Light Cathedral, nothing happens, I only end up at the dead end. So I don't know where those two keys go fit in...
Amgresr
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- Aug 10, 2017
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A good first impression
Good animations and the gameplay although it might need some work is good fir a first release sort of deal. Many games of first releases have such dogshit controls it ruins future releases so its good to see THIS GAME not be that. Although i would change a few things like having a toolbar and making the statues recover health and sanity when we save at them.
Just to let everyone know incase you don't know, when you get to the settlement talk to the npcs and receive some items. go to your inventory and use those mental recovery potions as well as health potions to recover walking and have the ability to jump.
Good animations and the gameplay although it might need some work is good fir a first release sort of deal. Many games of first releases have such dogshit controls it ruins future releases so its good to see THIS GAME not be that. Although i would change a few things like having a toolbar and making the statues recover health and sanity when we save at them.
Just to let everyone know incase you don't know, when you get to the settlement talk to the npcs and receive some items. go to your inventory and use those mental recovery potions as well as health potions to recover walking and have the ability to jump.
lordmojito
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- Nov 14, 2018
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First time ever getting a virus/malware alert in years of downloading from this site.
Not going to trust this one.
Not going to trust this one.
Whiskeyfrisky
Newbie
- Mar 1, 2018
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This game has a lot of potential. The combat and aesthetics are very enjoyable.
I have one big criticism, the willpower system needs serious adjusting. The penalty for losing will power is very steep, you walk slowly and cannot jump, completely soft-locking you out of whole areas. Yet the only way to restore willpower is very expensive consumables.
It is easy to lose willpower too, it even get's drained when you just save in the home base or climb a ladder in the moonlight area.
I have one big criticism, the willpower system needs serious adjusting. The penalty for losing will power is very steep, you walk slowly and cannot jump, completely soft-locking you out of whole areas. Yet the only way to restore willpower is very expensive consumables.
It is easy to lose willpower too, it even get's drained when you just save in the home base or climb a ladder in the moonlight area.
cyrodi
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- Oct 8, 2018
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Different controls for the menu and the game itself is insane. The whole game could be better if all controls were just z/x, just instead we need q,e,z,x,enter,esc,space.
For the people wondering how to get the water, add poison + speck of light at the alchemist
Big Wallas
Newbie
- Feb 15, 2018
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You need to craft it by combining poison and speck of light. Both are purchased from the vendor. Don't ask me about any other alchemy combinations, I'm not wasting time with that lol
Gonna sound like a broken record, but these have got to be the most dogshit controls and mechanics I've ever seen. If you're going to use arrow keys for movement, then attack should be Z and cancel should just be X. Jumping can stay as spacebar, but rolling should be C.
Speaking of ass-backwards controls, why tf are we alternating between ESC and X for close/cancel/exit, and ENTER, E, and Z for use/accept/confirm/talk? It's asinine
If your sanity (green bar) is too low, you're limited to only walking and that speed is extremely slow (I found it quicker to just crouch-walk) and you lose the ability to jump, which could lead to soft-locks. You do retain the ability to roll with low sanity, though
Save-scum gambling for money once you have 100 coins, otherwise the grind is ridiculous
H-Animations aren't too bad, but I think it'd be nice if there was endless rape, rather than a single loop of whoever gets to you first, then restart at last save
Big guy doesn't have a climax, and is the only enemy that has a grapple. All others are sex on defeat, which is looked down upon pretty heavily in the H-game genre
So you have to do Bella's quests after finishing all her quests you give her one of the Keys and keep one for yourself so you can enter the Cathedral and fight her.