I know that you're lying, basically. I'll explain why. UR is inspired by Fallout. But it's decided to delve more into combat and exploration facets, Styg says it himself on the store page. So Deep Caverns is the pinnacle of the game, by design. Yes, many people have found it frustrating because they couldn't figure out the core mechanic and much else but again - they've ended up there by chance. CSG also delves deeply on combat mostly compared to its inspiration but you haven't been able to value that since you've played it with party and almost on easy level. So, in the end, you wasn't impressed with the game's story or whatever. That's not the point of it and never was. The meat of the game is combat and various experiments with it and also with the stealth system. Which is great but is fucking grand when compared again, with its inspirational one, from the good old Fallout. But again, you aren't able to appreciate that.
did full hybrid with pistol. perhaps you would like it more? 10 con max implants, afraid its hard requirement.
I finished the game four times but never without computers/electronics. I think skipping these will make the game very difficult to enjoy unless you like standing in front of locked doors. I'm not sure what you mean by "loremaster", though. That doesn't sound familiar at all.
yes, except for beating all the cyborgs at once. In many cases I was reloading to have the fight, then went back to lvlup speech/sneak instead. Managed to find my old post
you undervalue power of big hp pool and regen
not at all. Pistol is strong on its own. Also got best energy cell economy, allowing you to use that lazor revolver often.
I may not have followed it diligently, but I never saw Black Geyser crucified on release, plenty of jokes were made because of the title and development issues, but the game itself was seen as okay for what it is when it finally came out. Some were surprised, even, as they always thought of it as a joke. Whatever Insomnia got it deserved, it was a buggy mess for a long time.
Funny how what's probably the largest step in terms of innovation between AoD and CS (with DR being made in large part to prototype it) is seen as mere baby mode
Funny how what's probably the largest step in terms of innovation between AoD and CS (with DR being made in large part to prototype it) is seen as mere baby mode
You're quite close to the end. After the delivery there's some stuff to do in Hydroponics and then the endgame. Try bringing the robot against Shadow, the tin can is really tanky.
combat skills are over rated for combat
Yes. Which is better? I can just screenshot and calculate some DPR averages from my current playthrough to prove you wrong if you'd like. The close second is the pickaxe, but DPR advantage goes to Johnny Reb due to its lower AP cost.
there are end game daggers, dunno the names. Like 2 of them priced at 300 or 400?
Viper (the one that drops from Shadow, value 300) is a great example, because it only has 20% penetration vs Johnny's 30. So, alright, it does 10-12 damage instead of 9-11, but late game enemies have 10-14 armor, so these two knives are actually doing the same damage. In terms of offense, we then must move on to other modifiers: Viper has +12% Aimed versus Johnny's +8%, but lacks the +6% crit. You aren't really missing aimed attacks as a knife-wielder, and excess accuracy is converted to crit chance, so in reality what you end up with for both weapons is a 100% hit rate with the same base damage: +12% crit for Viper... and +14% crit for Johnny Reb.
I've played AOD a lot and never gone lore. Eventually I'll do it to
quick wiki lookup shows warblade, 10-12dmg with
| Accuracy 6% Aimed 12% Reaction 35% Penetration 25% |
also it shows johny reb at 8-11. So its 5% difference in penetration, I think i recall that dagger from protectors end game vendor?
