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Leavemywife posted:What's needed to know for Luigi's Mansion 3? I've only played the GameCube one before.
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One tip for the Vampyr page on the wiki: - Early on (before level 10-12) you might be tempted by side-quests to explore other districts. It's better to wait until a main quest takes you to those areas before stepping foot in them. By early exploration you can possibly trigger citizen in distress quests. And if you are not powerful enough to take out their assailants, that citizen will die the next time you rest to level up. Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 11:41 on Jan 5, 2020 |
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Jan 5, 2020 11:01
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yook posted:The game's pretty linear, I don't remember too many critical things aside from a few distinct spots where it was pretty apparent I'd be happier checking a walkthrough than try to muddle through. Those were mostly bosses/puzzles toward the end of the game that I won't bring up here, though.
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Jan 5, 2020 11:15
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Are the tips on the wiki for Nier Automata fairly accurate? I beat the original Nier with all endings so I'm familiar with the standard "Reach ending A unlock 2nd half of the game" and the whole "ask and confirm 3 times, game does something insanely permanent" the dev is known for.
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I just beat Control, and found this tip from the wiki to be inaccurate: "You'll get enough ability points to completely fill up the whole skill tree." I was reasonably diligent about sidequests (the mirror and the mold sidequests were the only ones I picked up and didn't finish), but quickly decided to ignore board countermeasures and timed Bureau Alerts, and still had a few trees unfinished by the end of the game; I'd say I only had 3/4 or so of it filled out. So that tip must assume you're doing all the optional content, or something (I'm not even sure if alerts & countermeasures actually give you skill points, but it's the only thing I can think of). Not a huge deal, the points I didn't spend were on abilities that I didn't use much, but players should be aware that they might want to focus their points a little more carefully.
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Jan 5, 2020 19:19
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yook posted:The game's pretty linear, I don't remember too many critical things aside from a few distinct spots where it was pretty apparent I'd be happier checking a walkthrough than try to muddle through. Those were mostly bosses/puzzles toward the end of the game that I won't bring up here, though. I'm glad it's pretty straight forward. The game just oozes charm. What's the co-op like? One thing I've noticed that is also worth mentioning is that there are cracks in the wall that you can peek into that show off different rooms; for example, there's one in the lobby that shows a treasure room with a gem inside of it.
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Jan 5, 2020 20:33
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Leavemywife posted:I'm glad it's pretty straight forward. The game just oozes charm. What's the co-op like? Player 2 plays the Gooigi. Normally, Player 1 will need to switch between them and control them alternately, so instead, your co-op player would take that role and help you with certain puzzles or fights. The whole thing is fairly equally distributed and Gooigi gets a lot of use, so whichever one you're playing, you wouldn't be bored.
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pentyne posted:Are the tips on the wiki for Nier Automata fairly accurate?
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Ainsley McTree posted:I just beat Control, and found this tip from the wiki to be inaccurate: All the hidden areas give you skill points when you find them. That makes up the difference.
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Ainsley McTree posted:I just beat Control, and found this tip from the wiki to be inaccurate: Relevant to me right now so thanks for this.
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Ainsley McTree posted:I just beat Control, and found this tip from the wiki to be inaccurate: Those things don't give you skill points— but finding secret areas does.
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You don't have to find a whole lot of secret areas to max out the skill tree, either. You can get a lot of extra ability points just doing Ahti's sidequests. A new one is added all the way up to Finnish Tango in the main storyline.
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Jan 6, 2020 10:55
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Anything I need to know about Vampire the Masquerade not on the wiki?
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Mierenneuker posted:One tip for the Vampyr page on the wiki: Oh god yes this, my enjoyment of the game was destroyed by continually getting 1/2 hit killed and then having the person I was trying to rescue die when I finally caved and rested. For Aegis Defenders: I'm not ENTIRELY sure about this because I hadn't paid attention to it from the start but it seems like on each level there may be (I've noticed it on two levels now that I'm looking for it) 1 resource of each type (so far I only know about blue and yellow) that will respawn (though you have to use it to get it to respawn each time) BEFORE you activate the enemy waves which will allow you to build a bunch of defenses before you start getting attacked. It may be completely intentional or I could be wrong (except for the couple levels I abused it on) but there isn;t a page for Aegis Defenders yet and I figured I'd throw it out there in case someone could verify. edit: So I played another level and it DIDN'T have any resources in the area right around what you have to defend so it seems like that's a sometimes thing. There is however a frog by the merchant at the caravan (hub area) you can kill for a few ingame currency then save your game and and quit to the title screen and load your game and then kill it again and repeat if you happen to be a little bit short of an item you want to buy. juliuspringle fucked around with this message at 16:07 on Jan 6, 2020 |
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Jan 6, 2020 13:45
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VtM: Bloodlines. Sorry, forgot the bloody subtitle.
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I see what you did there. No, the Wiki mentions pretty much everything worth knowing that isn't a spoiler. I guess it's also worth knowing that there are magic items that raise certain skills by one or more effective points, so don't put the full five dots into anything that you don't absolutely need until you're near the end of the game.
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Is there anything I need to know about Everybody's Gone to the Rapture? I assume it's pretty simple but if there's anything to make sure I don't miss, please let me know...
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Billy_Delicious posted:VtM: Bloodlines. Sorry, forgot the bloody subtitle. There are are major comprehensive mods that fix a ton of the issues and are practically required to avoid having to enable the console to get out of bugged games. You really do want to install the major patch mods out there. There are some still up to date as of recent years. The "don't pick Malkavian or Nosferatu" should be in big bold letters. Its a major change from the other clans as far as typical gameplay. Nosferatu isn't even fun unless you really want to RP the idea of a monstrous beast lurking in the dark. Don't install anything made by Tessmage though. pentyne fucked around with this message at 20:35 on Jan 6, 2020 |
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Jan 6, 2020 20:24
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Malkavian is the big one because a lot of the lines are things which will be more interesting on a second playthrough. I actually enjoyed my first run as nosferatu so ymmv
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Having done a playthrough recently, I'm gonna reiterate definitely keep up on your combat skills because toward the late half of the game you'll be fighting constantly.
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About to start Spider-man (2018) Game of the Year Edition. It already has a wiki page, but is there anything to know about the DLC and when to start it?
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PRL412 posted:About to start Spider-man (2018) Game of the Year Edition. It already has a wiki page, but is there anything to know about the DLC and when to start it? DLC takes place after the main game story so don't worry about it until then. The DLC has some more suits but require doing missions and completing the DLC chapters to unlock. Probably a good thing to add to the wiki. Edit: To clarify how all the post-game stuff works: DLC should be loaded in the same save file as your main playthrough. This way anything unlocked in the DLC also is available in the main game if you want to go back into the main game world. Note that I don't mean go back as in do another playthrough of the story. That would be in a new save file. But the main game and DLC "worlds" are different. The main game is better for free roam and random crimes and for re-doing bases, challenges, or completing anything you hadn't finished. Once you 100% the DLCs, only the DLC bases and challenges remain to re-do as there is no random crime in that instance of the city. NG+ is created as a branch-off of whichever completed game save file you want. If you want to go for the two trophies for completing NG+ and completing the game on Ultimate difficulty you can do both at the same time with one NG+ file. Once you set the difficulty to Ultimate at the beginning you cannot change it or you lose the ability to earn the trophy. You could also just set your first playthrough to Ultimate but I don't recommend that. If you're not going for the trophy or you want to experience Ultimate or any other difficulty, you can change the difficulty at any time. Lobok fucked around with this message at 21:33 on Jan 6, 2020 |
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Jan 6, 2020 21:20
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Glagha posted:Having done a playthrough recently, I'm gonna reiterate definitely keep up on your combat skills because toward the late half of the game you'll be fighting constantly. On that point, there are certain weapons way more powerful then you expect that should be saved for bosses. Flamethrowers are obscenely powerful but run out of ammo very fast. Its been years, but when I played a Ventrue I went ax melee with a focus on stealth, lockpick and social skills and got through everything up past the sewers well enough, but after that guns became almost required.
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I played a brujah and recall having the same experience. Definitely worth investing in guns even if they seem kind of lousy at first.
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Cheers fellas- have finished danganronpa v3 today so VtM:B will be booted up tomorrow, thanks very much!
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Yeah, guns are good as long as you're good to mercurio. My character was ventrue with melee weapons and one of the late bosses (the one with tentacles) was a fuckin slog and I ended up brute forcing by just repeatedly using Suicide and chugging blood packs. I hear it's much easier with a flamethrower
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Glagha posted:Yeah, guns are good as long as you're good to mercurio. My character was ventrue with melee weapons and one of the late bosses (the one with tentacles) was a fuckin slog and I ended up brute forcing by just repeatedly using Suicide and chugging blood packs. I hear it's much easier with a flamethrower Is that the Asian vampire one? I remember one boss that just melted in 10 seconds from the flamethrower and all that build up about how powerful they were compared to Kindred. I had to brute force blood pack the one holy warrior because he uses a powerful rifle and keeps teleporting around when you start melee.
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Lobok posted:Probably a good thing to add to the wiki. Just in case anyone wonders when they're throwing requests like these into the well of the internet, I want you all to know that I see them and do update the wiki.
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I bought Civilization VI, really enjoying it but having trouble figuring it out. I was born in 1985 I have somehow never played a Civ game before lol. I got real frustrated because I only had two cities, and I had that chucklefuck from Rome next door dogging me about not having enough cities. Are there any tips you guys have for starting out a new Civ, or for beginners? Not looking to outright cheeze the game or anything, but just some general tips for a new player.
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One more that should really go at the very top of the entry for AI: The Somnium Files: - The game likes to crash during Somniums on Steam. It's recommended that you run the launcher as administrator, and turn off VSync and run it fullscreen. That, plus updated drivers, seems to solve the issue for most people.
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pentyne posted:Is that the Asian vampire one? I remember one boss that just melted in 10 seconds from the flamethrower and all that build up about how powerful they were compared to Kindred. Yeah. The issue is that one, in melee, spawns adds when you hit it and takes very little damage even with high skill and a strong weapon. It just takes a very long time
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ahobday posted:Just in case anyone wonders when they're throwing requests like these into the well of the internet, I want you all to know that I see them and do update the wiki. Thank you! I checked the OP to see what the instructions were for providing updates and didn't see any so I just assumed you'd come along eventually.
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Julius CSAR posted:I bought Civilization VI, really enjoying it but having trouble figuring it out. I was born in 1985 I have somehow never played a Civ game before lol. I got real frustrated because I only had two cities, and I had that chucklefuck from Rome next door dogging me about not having enough cities. Are there any tips you guys have for starting out a new Civ, or for beginners? Not looking to outright cheeze the game or anything, but just some general tips for a new player. I would say probably the single biggest piece of advice I can give is tell your neighbors what you want. If you don't want them settling near you, tell them. If you don't make that desire known to the world, when they inevitably settle near you and provoke a war from you, the world will see you as a warmonger that attacked them for no reason. If you warned them and they ignored you, they see your war as direct and fair consequences. Sandwich Anarchist fucked around with this message at 01:27 on Jan 7, 2020 |
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pentyne posted:The "don't pick Malkavian or Nosferatu" should be in big bold letters. Its a major change from the other clans as far as typical gameplay. Nosferatu isn't even fun unless you really want to RP the idea of a monstrous beast lurking in the dark. Agree on the Malks, though. Julius CSAR posted:I bought Civilization VI, really enjoying it but having trouble figuring it out. I was born in 1985 I have somehow never played a Civ game before lol. I got real frustrated because I only had two cities, and I had that chucklefuck from Rome next door dogging me about not having enough cities. Are there any tips you guys have for starting out a new Civ, or for beginners? Not looking to outright cheeze the game or anything, but just some general tips for a new player. anilEhilated fucked around with this message at 01:18 on Jan 7, 2020 |
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Nosferatu are less of a hindrance than you'd expect, or at least so I found during the one time I played one. If you just walk up to people and start talking to them before they can freak out, most of the time they'll just act as if you didn't look like something right out of a horror movie.
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anilEhilated posted:Really good advice in the post above, but it should be noted that the AI players will be insulting you all the time no matter what you do. The AI in the series is always screwy - and it goes double with VI - and constant verbal harassment from other empires is pretty much part of the game. Think about it as them doing what you do when you play. Rome settles an area you wanted, so you call them a cocksucker etc.
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Fair enough. The first game I played I used Tomyris and wound up randomly getting Cyrus the Great next door, and he shows up and is all "I love stabbing people in the back and starting wars! We're cool, right?!" And I'm like, "Yeah dude we're cool.... for now." Any ideas on what techs/civics/units I should be focusing on
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I am also on team “don’t pick nosferatu for your first run”. I’ll admit I’ve never done a full nos run at all so perhaps it’s easier than I think, but regardless, someone who doesn’t know how to play the game at all won’t benefit greatly from the extra challenges that nosferatu adds, I don’t think. But you figure out pretty quickly what the issue is so i guess there’s not so much harm in trying it out
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If you don't play a Malkavian the first time through that game you hate fun  j/k... Don't do that!
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