Darkest Dungeon II

[Fedora Master]

Good. Let them die.

 

[quixotic]

I know Behaviour Interactive and Red Hook are both retarded, but out of all the franchises they could’ve namedropped, they chose Dragon Age?
Yeah, they’re dead men walking.

 

[Infinitron]

 

[KVVRR]

They're adding the abomination back? That's cool, it's the one character that I wanted them to add to the sequel.

 

[Heroic Liberator]

They're adding the abomination back? That's cool, it's the one character that I wanted them to add to the sequel.

Just play the original, fam.

 

[KVVRR]

They're adding the abomination back? That's cool, it's the one character that I wanted them to add to the sequel.

Just play the original, fam.

I never enjoyed the way the original managed the characters. I get the point of it being a revolving door and you shoving more and more people into the meatgrinder to get rid of an unfixable problem, but it's just really REALLY tedious to have to balance yourself around who's alive, who died, which of my 3 y characters is up and able to fight and high enough level to do so in x level dungeon, etc
The second game's more simplistic but a lot less tedious imo. And I like that I only can use one character class per run and keep them around for the next if they survive.

 

[PlayerEmers]

eeeeeh... I like abomination, but I really dont care about DD2 anymore... I guess I will give the game and abomination a try when the new game mode releases.

 

[Axel_am]

I hope they do something more with the DD art style. I've seen some games on Steam have started imitating it already, but it would be sweet if it's pushed even more. It would be a waste if we don't see something like a platformer with simillar aesthethics and vibes.

As for Darkest Dungeon - the name doesn't excite me anymore as it used to. I imagine a lot of people feel the same way too. And no adding of old classes is going to change that. DDII was mid at release and worse it felt overpriced and still feels overpriced even with the -40% price slash.