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Unwise_Cashew posted:I swear to god, Jesters are the squishest, most suicidally prone characters in this loving game, and I love them for all their terribleness. I've had good success with a jester who has only two jobs: jump backwards and forwards with Finale and Solo constantly, or if someone is afflicted then I'll just stun-lock a single dude in combat while my Jester gradually sings the afflicted back to zero. His other skills are too poo poo to bother with. He only works with other team members that aren't too position sensitive - one of my fave teams is Jester, Man-at-Arms, Houndmaster, Vestal.
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FreeKillB posted:e2: getting ultra hosed by backtracking can be avoided if you're pretty careful about scouting and not leaving any stone unturned. I discovered that even though the icons for quest items are the same as for a curio, a mouseover will tell you if it's a quest location or just a standard curio. I got screwed by this last night: the sacks of grains are, I think, an exception to this. I had to scour a dungeon looking for one after I turned back from an 'empty' hallway just two steps from the last sack.
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Night10194 posted:19 Weeks in, no deaths, killed the Necromancer, and my people are starting to outlevel the early fights/dungeons. overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer
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gently caress the weald
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Crasical posted:He was cutting fishmen throats left and right with that dagger attack. I was in awe. I want to buy that man the finest tins of mustache wax that sacks of bloody gold can buy. If this is a reference to the Ancestor's Moustache Wax, please proceed. If it's not, then hey - good news! You can actually get him some. (I sold mine, can't remember the effects but I needed money more)
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DOWN JACKET FETISH posted:i like to think that it shifts the bellcurve of heals over to the right, but i have no evidence for this if it's literally just a diceroll with the numbers on it then 0-30 has double the average than 0-15 and half the chance of a zero heal (not precisely but close enough, don't sperg statistics at me)
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Nakar posted:Speaking of guys that do everything, am I the only one who isn't that impressed with Houndmasters? They're versatile sure, but without the bleed their damage per action is awful (they've got one of the lowest-damage weapons) and their stun doesn't work from the back rows which sorta defeats the value of Hound's Rush/Harry being usable from the back. Contrast that with the Bounty Hunter who has some very versatile stuns, hits hard even without a Mark or stun and super hard with one (and Human is way more common than Beast), can also debuff Prot, and is nearly as versatile (CB works from the first three spots and Finish Him hits the first three of the enemies' spots). Or the Hellion who hits all slots and has a couple of bleeds and a two-enemy stun. They are awesome in the early game but later on for some reason everything just dodges the dogs, his bleeds and stuns are totally outclassed by other heroes, and I find the only reason to bring him is to -prot mark and dog-biscuit bosses to death.
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That DLC sounds huge - a whole new environment, class, monsters, plot. Way more than I expected. Will be a good time to jump back in for another playthrough (did one complete run on release).
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https://www.pcgamer.com/au/darkest-dungeon-2-charts-a-new-path-through-terror-in-a-roguelike-road-trip-to-save-humanity/ Solid info on the sequel. They're trying out some big changes, I like it. Shorter Slay the Spire type runs instead of sprawling exhausting campaigns sounds like it will satisfy a broader range of players.
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