COLONY SHIP

[revenant]

Regardless of the context in which it's given, this is good advice.

I ain't give a fuck about any other aspect of Colony Ship apart from the buildfaggotry and combat.
Are any of those good?

Combat is good, requires use of consumables for some of the harder fights. However...

Xp rewards are split amongst the party so playing Solo will net you thr most levels/skill xp. If you go this route you can become truly monstrous in combat, but it's not for the faint of heart.

It uses an action point system and has a talent that refunds AP on kill, with no cap. I'm sure you can imagine how this turns out eventually.

I was gonna say I'll end up getting it but uh
>38,99
for an indie title? Them Jews over at Iron Tower got me fucked up if they think I'm paying that many shekels for it.

It's on launch sale now, €29.24

[wndrbr]

Started as a smooth talker with 10 CHA and Cult leader feat. Let the party members do all the hard work.

[Sweeper]

It's on launch sale now, €29.24

I'll wait for 75% off.

[Boontaker]

Started as a smooth talker with 10 CHA and Cult leader feat. Let the party members do all the hard work.

The captain talent is so busted, you can get evans to insane levels of reaction

[agentorange]

Regardless of the context in which it's given, this is good advice.

I ain't give a fuck about any other aspect of Colony Ship apart from the buildfaggotry and combat.
Are any of those good?

Combat is good, requires use of consumables for some of the harder fights. However...

Xp rewards are split amongst the party so playing Solo will net you thr most levels/skill xp. If you go this route you can become truly monstrous in combat, but it's not for the faint of heart.

It uses an action point system and has a talent that refunds AP on kill, with no cap. I'm sure you can imagine how this turns out eventually.

I was gonna say I'll end up getting it but uh
>38,99
for an indie title?

Why the distinction? Pozzed slop from major studios already raking in hundreds of millions can be sold for $70 as a matter of course, but a far superior game made by fewer people who could use the money more isn't worth half that price?

[Sweeper]

Combat is good, requires use of consumables for some of the harder fights. However...

Xp rewards are split amongst the party so playing Solo will net you thr most levels/skill xp. If you go this route you can become truly monstrous in combat, but it's not for the faint of heart.

It uses an action point system and has a talent that refunds AP on kill, with no cap. I'm sure you can imagine how this turns out eventually.

I was gonna say I'll end up getting it but uh
>38,99
for an indie title?

Why the distinction? Pozzed slop from major studios already raking in hundreds of millions can be sold for $70 as a matter of course, but a far superior game made by fewer people who could use the money more isn't worth half that price?

Well, I guess I could buy an indie game for 30 euros right now... Or I could work through the enormous backlog of games I already have while waiting for the price to drop to 75% of its original, cause I'm a savvy, Jewy consumer like that.

made by fewer people who could use the money more

this is a communist argument and I refuse to engage in communism.

[agentorange]

I was gonna say I'll end up getting it but uh
>38,99
for an indie title?

Why the distinction? Pozzed slop from major studios already raking in hundreds of millions can be sold for $70 as a matter of course, but a far superior game made by fewer people who could use the money more isn't worth half that price?

Well, I guess I could buy an indie game for 30 euros right now... Or I could work through the enormous backlog of games I already have while waiting for the price to drop to 75% of its original, cause I'm a savvy, Jewy consumer like that.

Yeah that fits, go play with your mountain of goyslop faggot. And don't post in my thread again.

[Sweeper]

Why the distinction? Pozzed slop from major studios already raking in hundreds of millions can be sold for $70 as a matter of course, but a far superior game made by fewer people who could use the money more isn't worth half that price?

Well, I guess I could buy an indie game for 30 euros right now... Or I could work through the enormous backlog of games I already have while waiting for the price to drop to 75% of its original, cause I'm a savvy, Jewy consumer like that.

Yeah that fits, go play with your mountain of goyslop faggot. And don't post in my thread again.

You sure? Sounds like your game needs all the shekels it can get right about now.

Vince ain't gonna be happy with a missed sale bro.

[Nemesis]

I finished it

Post end-game stats.

[Mr.Wonderful]

cat at

[Mr.Wonderful]

Well, I guess I could buy an indie game for 30 euros right now... Or I could work through the enormous backlog of games I already have while waiting for the price to drop to 75% of its original, cause I'm a savvy, Jewy consumer like that.

Yeah that fits, go play with your mountain of goyslop faggot. And don't post in my thread again.

You sure? Sounds like your game needs all the shekels it can get right about now.

Vince ain't gonna be happy with a missed sale bro.

This one I don't get at all. I mean wtf, this game is selling better than Starfield on steam, it's among TOP SELLERS and is one of the most expensive ones. Thousands supporters on different forums that bought this game on GOG and then on steam full price. STILL NOT ENOUGH. What are they aiming at? To beat Counter Strike 2?

[Dead]

They're emotionally blackmailing their fans to get more money

[Acrux]

I hope you all are enjoying your puzzle game disguised as a visual novel disguised as an RPG.

[Eyestabber]

I hope you all are enjoying your puzzle game disguised as a visual novel disguised as an RPG.

I'm enjoying it very much, thanks for asking. The release version vastly improved on the game's main weakness, the overall lack of "life" in the game world. Now there's unique music for every area and plenty of civilians where appropriate. Much more things to interact with as well. I'm still in act 1, but already I've seen a lot of differences from the EA version I played not that long ago.

[agentorange]

I hope you all are enjoying your puzzle game disguised as a visual novel disguised as an RPG.

The visual novel puzzle game that is so challenging most codexers had to use cheat-engine to get through it, yes. I only wish more CRPGs would disguise themselves as good games like this.

[Lhynn]

Imagine not playing as a hero.

[Mr.Wonderful]

Imagine not playing as a hero.

UnderDog was pretty easy despite me going non combat character. Still managed to nuke most fights with other characters. Hero is probably CASUAL MODE

[Nemesis]

Hero is probably JOURNALIST MODE

Fixed that for you. However, even that might be too hard.

[Lhynn]

Hero mode is actual chad mode, under dog is beta. Hero is the guy your girfriend tells you not to worry about.

It always baffles me when difficulty bumps up the main character stats, in a genre thats about making numbers go up.

[rusty_shackleford]

Combat is good, requires use of consumables for some of the harder fights. However...

Xp rewards are split amongst the party so playing Solo will net you thr most levels/skill xp. If you go this route you can become truly monstrous in combat, but it's not for the faint of heart.

It uses an action point system and has a talent that refunds AP on kill, with no cap. I'm sure you can imagine how this turns out eventually.

I was gonna say I'll end up getting it but uh
>38,99
for an indie title?

Why the distinction? Pozzed slop from major studios already raking in hundreds of millions can be sold for $70 as a matter of course, but a far superior game made by fewer people who could use the money more isn't worth half that price?

Labor theory of value is bunk. Pricing your game too high will make you less money overall regardless of how much the devs "deserve" to be paid more. Regardless of how noble your intentions are, don't encourage devs to fall into that trap.

[rusty_shackleford]

so when's the review @agentorange

[wndrbr]

Sadly didn't have enough time to play this weekend. Only did a bunch of quests in the Pit, recruited the three starting companions, and explored a part of Mission control.

The initial text-heavy expositions were pretty off-putting - right off the bat you get War and Peace worth of text to read. AoD was way more elegant when it came to lore dumps, I hope it gets less clumsy after the first couple of areas.

Other than that the game is very good. My character does the talking and otherwise pretty useless, Evans acts as a sniper, Jed tanks all the damage, and Faythe dishes out the crits with a pistol.

[wndrbr]

so when's the review @agentorange

[wndrbr]

I don't like how every area has token npcs with "pickable pockets" so you can learn how to pickpocket, token goods that you can steal from the vendor's counter, etc. I pick every lock I encounter and I steal everything that's not nailed down - not because I'm larping as a kleptomaniac, but rather because I want to upgrade my skills. Feels very metagamey.

But I guess that's just a downside of "learn by use" system in a game with a strictly controlled environment. Such systems feel more organic in open world games.

[Decline]

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0/10

[agentorange]

What the fuck even is this Steam Deck. It's like a Nintendo Switch for PC games? You need the latest little toy gizmo to play the game? Chomo shit.

[Decline]

Yep. Controller Support or bust. I am too old for this mouse & keyboard faggotry.

[Lhynn]

I don't like how every area has token npcs with "pickable pockets" so you can learn how to pickpocket, token goods that you can steal from the vendor's counter, etc. I pick every lock I encounter and I steal everything that's not nailed down - not because I'm larping as a kleptomaniac, but rather because I want to upgrade my skills. Feels very metagamey.

But I guess that's just a downside of "learn by use" system in a game with a strictly controlled environment. Such systems feel more organic in open world games.

Who thought learn by use was a good idea for these type of games? lmao.

I will kill every motherfucker I encounter, unless they can point me to a bigger group to kill. Why? Because its exp and if I dont kill I will be killed on the next difficulty increase.

You can somewhat diminish the need to murderhobo everything by playing on hero, but as an underdog you need to be a murdering psychopath with no conscience otherwise you are dead.

[Boontaker]

I don't like how every area has token npcs with "pickable pockets" so you can learn how to pickpocket, token goods that you can steal from the vendor's counter, etc. I pick every lock I encounter and I steal everything that's not nailed down - not because I'm larping as a kleptomaniac, but rather because I want to upgrade my skills. Feels very metagamey.

But I guess that's just a downside of "learn by use" system in a game with a strictly controlled environment. Such systems feel more organic in open world games.

Who thought learn by use was a good idea for these type of games? lmao.

I will kill every motherfucker I encounter, unless they can point me to a bigger group to kill. Why? Because its exp and if I dont kill I will be killed on the next difficulty increase.

You can somewhat diminish the need to murderhobo everything by playing on hero, but as an underdog you need to be a murdering psychopath with no conscience otherwise you are dead.

COPE and SEETHE

I have been merciful and allowed 4 encounters to end peacefully in my underdog playthrough and I don't feel weak at all

[Lhynn]

I don't like how every area has token npcs with "pickable pockets" so you can learn how to pickpocket, token goods that you can steal from the vendor's counter, etc. I pick every lock I encounter and I steal everything that's not nailed down - not because I'm larping as a kleptomaniac, but rather because I want to upgrade my skills. Feels very metagamey.

But I guess that's just a downside of "learn by use" system in a game with a strictly controlled environment. Such systems feel more organic in open world games.

Who thought learn by use was a good idea for these type of games? lmao.

I will kill every motherfucker I encounter, unless they can point me to a bigger group to kill. Why? Because its exp and if I dont kill I will be killed on the next difficulty increase.

You can somewhat diminish the need to murderhobo everything by playing on hero, but as an underdog you need to be a murdering psychopath with no conscience otherwise you are dead.

COPE and SEETHE

I have been merciful and allowed 4 encounters to end peacefully in my underdog playthrough and I don't feel weak at all

Shut up shill, or make an actual point. No matter what you say, whats actually happened is that youve put yourself behind thousands in combat effectiveness worth of exp worth and won nothing for it.