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I am running around in a cave, befriending rats and kicking everything to death because I am an intelligent cow. I have a feeling this will probably be frustrating later but for now I'm having a lot of fun. EDIT: A Jupiter posted:Its 2am and I'm supposed to be asleep but this intrigued me enough to download it and start playing.
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Feb 16, 2015 08:51
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Eonwe posted:now you are making me want to play it You can be transformed into one of 5 different animals (cow, pig, spider, werewolf, I forget the last one) which each have their own 50-level progression path of combat ability and armor. Cows can be milked by other players and eventually learn how to milk themselves. You can learn the art of necromancy, which levels up only through the act of dying in new situations (might only mean different mob types, haven't tested extensively). You can mix and match any combination of two combat skill trees to make any class archetype you want It's all horrendously ugly and has a fair bit of bugs, plus a ridiculous grind for certain things (want to talk to merchants? go gather 20 apples, of which only one spawns randomly during a 20min-1hr window in 3 different locations!) but it's fun as hell to run around befriending rats and becoming the Cow Necromancer God-King of Ratkind for a few hours.
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Feb 18, 2015 22:11
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It's only if you're an animal. That doesn't remotely excuse it, though, it's loving awful.
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Feb 18, 2015 22:16
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Jackard posted:Tell me more about weird death punishments. Are they permanent? Can you become an armored cow forever? Yes and no. It's a permanent curse which you can remove by either doing a grindy quest or killing the boss that cursed you, but you don't ever actually have to do it. So you can be an armored cow forever.
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Feb 21, 2015 08:17
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