Underrail: Infusion pre-release megathread

[kangaxx]

Could be, I'm 100% guessing with no knowledge or context outside of the original game.

 

[ciox]

He has mentioned Dis before in relation to Infusion, but not Hexagon.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/250520/eventcomments/5374541530380318080/?ctp=4#c5374541530383572289

https://www.stygiansoftware.com/wiki/index.php?title=Dis

 

[None]

I forgot this isn't a proper sequel. Knowing Styg, we might not get one because he'll be too busy hunting down broken builds and adding content to this and the original game.

 

[CHEMS]

I want to shoot Tanner in the face with the new gun system

 

[Serus]

It is time...

Now I want Styg to remake

omgitwuldbehevan
it actually looks like a proto-UR lol

I feel you cuz, but if you haven't already you need to try Laser Squad, it's also proto-UR and will blow your mind with the sim depth.
Hell it even BTFOs some of Underrail's design at times, like with its AP Allowance system where certain actions cost a % of your current max AP, so you can't become too fatigued to do basic things like accessing inventory, which happens all the time in Underrail.

Wasn't there some Laser Squad game in the making lately with a thread on Codex?

 

[ciox]

It is time...

Now I want Styg to remake

omgitwuldbehevan
it actually looks like a proto-UR lol

I feel you cuz, but if you haven't already you need to try Laser Squad, it's also proto-UR and will blow your mind with the sim depth.
Hell it even BTFOs some of Underrail's design at times, like with its AP Allowance system where certain actions cost a % of your current max AP, so you can't become too fatigued to do basic things like accessing inventory, which happens all the time in Underrail.

Wasn't there some Laser Squad game in the making lately with a thread on Codex?

Yes, Archrebel Tactics, it's very ambitious though not quite like Laser Squad since it's inspired by the earlier Rebelstar, which doesn't have unit facing and turning among other things.

 

[Styg]

You must always be on your guard when exploring the depths of Underrail.

 

[Styg]

Crafted Shock Knife.

 

[CthuluIsSpy]

I have never been active on this thread but I am considering playing Underrail because I have heard very good things about this game

I dont know much about it except for basically " Underrail is a post-apocalyptic role-playing game focused on combat and exploration."

I love exploring and I loved the Fallout games so it seems very applicable to what I enjoy

If fans of the game can share 2-3 things they like about this game that would be appreciated

Huge build variety, incredibly tactical combat system that rewards intelligent play instead of just leeroy jenkins into everything (even if you run AR Heavy Armour, which is supposed to be a "noob" build, you will get your shit pushed in if you aren't playing smart), varied and pretty robust crafting mechanic and a massive world with a lot o f content.

 

[CthuluIsSpy]

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You must always be on your guard when exploring the depths of Underrail.

My paranoid arse is trying to find the death stalker in the photo.

 

[CthuluIsSpy]

Wasn't it said before that it'd be in West Underrail?

I read it was in middle Underrail. So basically a big hub area / intersection I guess.

 

[thesecret1]

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Crafted Shock Knife.

Will there be more width to equipment crafting? It always kind of saddened me in Underrail that of the many, many crafting components one found, about 95% were completely useless as they either didn't match one's build or had a lower quality score than the ones he had already.

 

[CthuluIsSpy]

Yeah like, why couldn't I use crab or psi beetle carapace for metal armour?
It would be like morrowind again.