grate deceiver posted:

I'm liking ths violent suicide simulator

Johnny Joestar posted:

hmm, the super dark area further to the left from the collapsed mines is spooky. i wonder if there's a way to see in there.

Gamerofthegame posted:

yeah but how do you get to any of those places except the tree

or is that part of the early access dealio and, practically speaking, it's walled off

goferchan posted:

Yeah right now the game is extremely fun to play but not quite so fun to play to win. Which is just fine with me at this point, honestly, they've got plenty of time to work out balancing and difficulty issues. The core game is so loving cool.

I Said No posted:

i was not having a good run at all, and then this happened

https://i.imgur.com/3Ztu1uG.mp4

For reference: while fleeing from a horde of enemies, another enemy stole a nuke wand and fired it at me twice, i survived due to explosion resistance but was set on fire, so i made a beeline for the portal (which I was already doing) and got chunked by falling debris knocked loose by the nuke

Rigged Death Trap posted:

Hooooly poo poo the enemy spawn rate just ramps up to crazy levels in 4 and onwards.
IMO my biggest complaints is that the base movement speed is too slow, and your HP is Nuclear Throne levels of fragile but without the amount of mitigation you can do in that game.

cant cook creole bream posted:

What happens if a teleportation wand has double shots?

resistentialism posted:

Now there's a full grown worm running around the first level of my next game.

And the fucker ate the tablet I threw at him.

I feel like this game must do a little bit of fiddling with your next seed when you do certain things.

IronicDongz posted:

doublepost bc I don't think I've laughed harder playing this game than when i got this dumb loving wand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xemzyI5tUM

Polo-Rican posted:

If they started the player with a chainsaw they'd just have to cut down on gold veins. Still worth it IMHO. The physics system is what makes this game special and without the ability to freely dig you can't really play with the environment.

Over There posted:

CodfishCartographer posted:

Holy poo poo, how?

nightwisher posted:

After a few days of tinkering with modding, I've decided to release a rough v1 of my Noita+ map expansion mod:


Noita+ on Modworkshop.net

A comparison of the original world biome map, and the mod's map:

Fayez Butts posted:

Is this mod at the top of the list? Do you have other mods activated?

Cardiovorax posted:

You can. The different starts are not very varied or balanced yet, but it's such a neat idea that I hope they'll build on it.

violent sex idiot posted:

all of the starts seem a lot easier? you have lots more firepower and only the lightning theme ones don't have an easy way to remove stains, and they can one shot almost everything for 5 floors

e: unless you get the start with just 2 circles on triggers those suck

TooMuchAbstraction posted:

I'd rank the starts something like eldritch < summoner < classic (spark bolt + bombs) < lightning < slime < fire right now, with the caveat that it's very easy to get yourself killed with the lightning start. Fire is noticeably stronger than the others, but it's also a ton of fun so I hope they bring the others up to its level rather than nerf it down.

bloom posted:

Plague rats and a pool of chaotic polymorphine sure is something

https://i.imgur.com/7EoaDrY.mp4

TooMuchAbstraction posted:

I can just about 100% guarantee this is not what they meant. Imagine a game where you have a limited inventory but items on the ground persist indefinitely. At least some players would truck every single item, no matter how marginal its utility, to a central location in case they needed it at some nebulous point in the future. They'd spend literally hours just going back and forth carrying wands and potions and spells from place to place to avoid "losing" any of their stuff. Objectively this is really tedious gameplay. The vast majority of players will prefer a game that doesn't reward that kind of behavior. The trick is figuring out how to bring the game's reward systems into alignment with a playstyle that's fun for as many people as possible.

(What I will say is that I wish that angering the gods was a targeted thing, i.e. the lich would attack whichever creature damaged the temple and then go away. I think I've only ever personally damaged the temple once, every other time it's been some terrain-eating monster that pissed the gods off and ruined my game)

TooMuchAbstraction posted:

Yeah, I just have a big attraction to ridiculous combo wands, and those are more fun when you can use them repeatedly. Usually. Today I made what is certainly the most terrifying wand I've ever tried.



https://i.imgur.com/YQNAQL5.mp4

That's spark bolt with trigger into a long-lasting, homing slime mist with "giant explosion on slimed enemies" and "matter eater" on it. When I first entered the level I fired it offscreen and there were like 20 explosions in rapid succession, after which half the level was gone.

You may note that I do not have immunity to explosions.

RPATDO_LAMD posted:

I got that combo and sadly it didn't seem to work at all. The barriers were still totally stationary.
Interestingly, the projectile-speed-up modifier caused the barrier to spread out wider, but that wasn't especially helpful.