I hit the Dark Souls secret lore room last night. Got a question.
I sat at the Bonfire and it said "Something's changed" but I died like 30 seconds later, lol. What happens?
I hit the Dark Souls secret lore room last night. Got a question.
I sat at the Bonfire and it said "Something's changed" but I died like 30 seconds later, lol. What happens?
Finally made it to the last level on 4-cell.. 1 potion used and 3 malaise.. too afraid to continue lol
3-cells was most enjoyable to me, since I didn't have to deal with bullshit poisoned food or infection, and the enemies were challenging!
4th flask and forge yeah, 100% of + items is good, 10-15% of ++ doesn't hurt either
HOTK is the final boss fight. Hand of the King is the name of the boss. After you beat him , you can continue to play harder difficulties..1-cell 2-cell..etc etc
Thanks man. I got pretty far in the castle once but I can tell my items aren't good enough yet (for my skill level, LULZ).
It means those weapons specifically, and yeah, it's reflected in the DPS displayed (so no math required).
In comparison to Bloodborne, there's a degree of challenge and risk-reward to Dead Cells. Both are satisfying to play as you learn more of the mechanics and explore the game, the weapons and dodging feel great as it controls well, and it's an overall refreshing experience in their respective genres. Despite Dead Cells being randomized, the more time you put into it, the more you'll get out of it as you learn enemy patterns, what weapons/skills you want to maintain and invest in, and more.
Never gotten an IX or X, do higher tiers drop earlier in 4-cell?Yup, finished it! Had to use a second potion after the castle, but luckily i only needed to use 1 potion at the final boss, finished with 1 extra potion.
Done with the game for now, see you in the next update :) my build in case someone interested.
3-cells was most enjoyable to me, since I didn't have to deal with bullshit poisoned food or infection, and the enemies were challenging!
gj, next time don't forget to reset your mutations. That combo mutation is bad with a tactics build. Mutations scale with stats too so pick them accordingly.BRUH THIS GAME!
I literally just started the most average run ever, it's like my 5-6th total run of the game.
The run started to turn amazing and I've just managed to complete the game. My heart right now is racing, I had 26hp left, but one bottle charge I didn't notice.
Gah damn what a game!
So any idea what I can do post-game?
I'm pretty impressed with myself! :D
They're just perks that you pick for each run, and yes they're quite critical
No problem! Definitely ask here for any other questions. I believe you'd like it a lot.
Survivability continues to give health much longer than the other two stats. It will of course also increase your damage with survivability-scaling weapons, but those are generally hard to find and hard to use well. Usually when I go survivability I end up relying on at least a couple of golden (colorless) items
Unlocking also allows them to show up at other points during runs. From treasure chests, random drops, item shops, etc.
Yup, finished it! Had to use a second potion after the castle, but luckily i only needed to use 1 potion at the final boss, finished with 1 extra potion.
Done with the game for now, see you in the next update :) my build in case someone interested.
3-cells was most enjoyable to me, since I didn't have to deal with bullshit poisoned food or infection, and the enemies were challenging!
It's a mistake in the map generation, they're supposed to have teleporters, but they're not meant to be close enough to the timed door that you can trigger them from the outside.
You could try getting the mutation that gives -80% trap damage if that's what's killing you.
It's a combination of things, but yeah, I could try that. I got better at dodging through his charge that pushes you into the pits, but then there are also those annoying mobs he spawns sometimes, and in the end I've used up all of my flasks and only got him down to half his HP.
A full run is about 40 minutes. But you'll do dozens of runs before you actually beat it. And then there's 4 difficulties after normal if you want.
Max the stat that fits your playstyle. In general that will be bruta or tactics, I'd recommend tactics to get comfortable with monsters and bosses for a while.
You have to know scrolls are multiplicative. Meaning just focusing on one stat means a ton of damage. Play traps for a while (tactics) and focus on dodging while your traps wreck shit.
I think it kind of depends on your difficulty level and how you play. Also which stat you're focusing on.
Difficulty levels.
