• Another Catgirl
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    5 days ago

    Me playing starbound looking to loot the most inhospitable planet I can land on because it’s where I can find the most overpowered procedurally generated weapons. World hospitableility is a random number between 1 and 11, and the quality (damage, defense, alt-fire modes, etc) of loot scales with the hospitability. For reference, the final boss of the game is on a tier 7 world, so looting a tier 10 planet could let you one-shot the final boss in the game with an op rocket launcher (or other loot) or something.

  • irelephant 🍭@lemm.ee
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    7 days ago

    Slightly related, I went through all of deltarune without changing armour or weapons because I couldn’t figure out the weapons ui.

    • WillStealYourUsernameOPM
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      8 days ago

      Just think about how much that XP will be worth since you are under-levelled ! It will totally make up for all that time spent dying!

      That said the time you spent learning the mechanics might well be worth it

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        8 days ago

        I find that obsessing over killing a boss as under-levelled is a much better teacher of game mechanics because you need to exploit it to its full extent and stretch the physics engine to its limits

  • HexadecimalSky@lemmy.world
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    8 days ago

    Some say there are two kinds of players the ones who will challenge god with a stick and the ones who will challenge the first boss with a blade that can rend time.

    and I am both. If I get my nose in a fight but they bleed, I will slog though that 3 minute dance for 1 damage for as long as I need, but yes if I know a battle is coming I’ll make sure I have time rend on draw.