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I'm not even going to Google that to see if that's a thing.
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:does anyone have any tips for Sucking Dick in the Big Shed please? ASAP
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:does anyone have any tips for Sucking Dick in the Big Shed please? ASAP Always use protection, you don't want to get a status ailment.
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Mar 26, 2021 12:30
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Im_Special posted:I'm not even going to Google that to see if that's a thing.
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Mar 26, 2021 12:31
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Kenny Logins posted:shoot it until it dies
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Mar 26, 2021 13:28
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:thank you. Are the sirens just ambient noise or do they have gameplay relevance?
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Mar 26, 2021 14:21
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:does anyone have any tips for Sucking Dick in the Big Shed please? ASAP - if you can't decide on the gender of your PC, enable the Lights Off option - invest in the Kneepad armor set, it's an early game way to boost your stamina - endgame stuff:put points in the prostate massage skill. it's high risk, high reward, but it can take the slog out of most boss fights - 2 things to keep an eye out for when trying to get S-rank is speed and volume.
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Mar 26, 2021 14:53
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the credits are super long but there's a bonus scene at the end so don't skip them
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Mar 26, 2021 15:19
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I have absolutely no clue how serious any part of this conversation is, but I'm sure I don't want to know.
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Mar 26, 2021 15:21
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Always serious. This thread is a professional.
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Mar 26, 2021 15:32
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I'm not going to add these tips to the wiki unless it starts to become very clear that I should.
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Mar 26, 2021 16:41
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It's a good game to take the edge off with.
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Mar 26, 2021 16:48
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While we are at it, any tips for the Friends video game?!
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Mar 26, 2021 19:00
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Mierenneuker posted:While we are at it, any tips for the Friends video game?! Pivot
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Mar 26, 2021 21:10
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Anything for Cyberpunk 2077 regarding trap builds/skills? I'd like to play a stealthy character, is it at all viable?
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Mar 26, 2021 22:12
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Mierenneuker posted:While we are at it, any tips for the Friends video game?! Chandler is a noob trap, always pick Ross.
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Mar 26, 2021 22:24
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anilEhilated posted:Anything for Cyberpunk 2077 regarding trap builds/skills? I'd like to play a stealthy character, is it at all viable? Stealth is extremely viable, but it works best in combination with an investment in the crafting and hacking trees.
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Mar 26, 2021 23:22
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Mierenneuker posted:While we are at it, any tips for the Friends video game?! At a certain point the game will suggest that you take a break. Do so if you like (although you don't really have a choice), but God help you if you use that break to play a different game.
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Mar 26, 2021 23:41
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CaptainPsyko posted:Stealth is extremely viable, but it works best in combination with an investment in the crafting and hacking trees. Hacking yes, crafting is... That's a personal choice. Largely numbers don't matter, but they can if you spend an inordinate effort into it. I paired my cool stat with strength and bonk sticks. For controller play it was really good.
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Mar 26, 2021 23:42
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Paper Tiger posted:At a certain point the game will suggest that you take a break. Do so if you like (although you don't really have a choice), but God help you if you use that break to play a different game. 
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KirbyKhan posted:Hacking yes, crafting is... That's a personal choice. Largely numbers don't matter, but they can if you spend an inordinate effort into it. Mainly just for opening doors tbqh.
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CaptainPsyko posted:Mainly just for opening doors tbqh. I wish more games would bring back the classic Dragon's Tooth Lockpick technique from the first Deus Ex
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Captain Walker posted:I wish more games would bring back the classic Dragon's Tooth Lockpick technique from the first Deus Ex Anyhow, I played the first couple of hours and is it just my impressions or do the pistols really suck?
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:does anyone have any tips for Sucking Dick in the Big Shed please? ASAP KirbyKhan posted:Hacking yes, crafting is... That's a personal choice. Largely numbers don't matter, but they can if you spend an inordinate effort into it.
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Mar 27, 2021 22:45
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Any tips for Möbius Front '83? The optimal order to do things in hasn't totally clicked for me - I still expect that rifle teams can disembark after moving the APC they're in.
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Mar 28, 2021 19:06
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Any tips for Sea of Thieves? It looks like it's changed a bit in the last year or so.
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:does anyone have any tips for Sucking Dick in the Big Shed please? ASAP
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overeager overeater posted:Any tips for Möbius Front '83? The optimal order to do things in hasn't totally clicked for me - I still expect that rifle teams can disembark after moving the APC they're in.
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anilEhilated posted:Anything for Cyberpunk 2077 regarding trap builds/skills? I'd like to play a stealthy character, is it at all viable? As people already said, stealth is very viable. Though you'll still want at least a bit of open combat capability as there are a handful of unavoidable bossfights. There is one minor trap skill in stealth, the knife-throwing one. There's a chance the knife you throw may be unrecoverable after a hit (possibly a bug?), and the damage is fairly pitiful as well. A pistol with a suppressor will do the same thing better with much less hassle.
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Here's an extended rewrite of the page for State of Decay: - The game has an in-game day & night cycle (which takes 2 hours), but timers for facilities use real time. If a building project needs 1 hour to complete, you can quit the game, restart after an hour and it will have been finished. - The daily upkeep costs for your base resources also make use of real time. The game simulates how much was consumed when you load a save. Not having enough resources will have a negative effect, but it's not a game ender. - Using unsilenced firearms and explosives will constantly spawn more zeds. Silencers are essential for using firearms, but they only last a certain amount of shots before you need to replace them. - For melee, blunt weapons are the best because they will knock down zeds and set them up for executes. Edged weapons simply don't deal with zeds efficiently until a survivor is very skilled at using them. Heavy weapons are slow and require timing to not get constantly clawed at by zeds. - The game is bad at telling you all the moves your character can do in combat. Look up a move list online. - You can hold an extra button while searching containers to speed it up, but it comes with the risk of triggering a loud noise and attracting zeds. It's not worth saving a couple seconds for that risk. - By default you'll want to be carrying a melee weapon, a silenced firearm, a stack of ammo for it, stamina snacks and molotovs to deals with hordes/ferals. Even with large backpacks that will take up several inventory slots, but it's important to be prepared. - A frustrating part early on is that you're constantly getting new missions and reminders of the ones you haven't finished yet. Focus on missions that say Ally In Trouble and Stranger In Trouble, since those can potentially lead to a survivor dying if you hold them off. Missions involving the army, the Wilkersons (in the East) and the courthouse (in the South) are all story related and can wait forever. - Eventually you'll get a mission from Jacob to look for a potential new home site. You will be taken to the Savini Residence in the town of Marshall, but there's an even bigger home site in the same part of town, a bit to the North-West. This Snyder Trucking Warehouse is the best home site in the game, but you need 50 construction materials and 12 survivors before you can relocate there. - The main feature of outposts is that they have a safe zone area and hordes who wander into it will be destroyed by traps. You can upgrade the traps on your facilities screen which will increase the safe zone radius on all outposts for 2 hours. It's best to have several outposts near your base so hordes can't reach it. - To create an outpost you need to search every container, clear out the zeds and then use "establish outpost" through the Radio Assistance menu. If there are still resources left inside containers it will reduce the daily upkeep for that resource, but only for the first kind of resource shown. - A basic workshop at your home site will automatically repair damaged weapons in the supply locker each day. A workshop (the second tier) will repair some parts of parked vehicles. A third tier workshop will repair parked vehicles completely. Breakdown: - You have a new menu tab that shows the available challenges which can unlock heroes (survivors with certain bonuses). Almost all of these challenges need to be done during a single level of Breakdown, your progress doesn't carry over to the next level. - Stacks for consumable items go to 255 and you have a limit of 255 slots in your supply locker. It's hard to reach that limit during a campaign, but you'll definitely get to that point after several levels of Breakdown. It's best to get selective with your looting: do you really need another blunt weapon when you have a dozens at home? - If you do reach the item limit consider establishing a temporary outpost near a conclave of neighbors. That way you can go back and forth to sell items at their supply locker. You'll lose some influence points in the process, but it is better than destroying items and getting nothing. Lifeline: - The bulk of the campaign involves dealing with a flow of base sieges, wandering hordes and civilian rescues. However, if you don't progress the second mission (finding Dr. Horn) you'll have plenty of time to upgrade your base, establish outposts and loot places. You'll even have two companions helping you at all times! Just keep in mind that (1) the game won't save at all until you make progress in that mission, and (2) your character will eventually suffer from fatigue and the stamina bar will start shrinking. If the stamina bar is at the halfway point you should wrap things up and finally resume that mission. - Influence points are your main currency during Lifeline and can be used to call in resources at your base. Early on you still want to raid warehouses and storages for construction materials to upgrade your base tho. It costs influence to establish outposts, so until you've filled all your outpost slots you'll want to keep some influence in your pocket. - After a siege has taken place, hordes will start appearing on the highway and start walking towards certain locations. If they reach their destination it will create an infestation, which makes rescuing civilians trickier. The best way to deal with hordes is to put your outposts close to highway ramps, so their traps will blow up them up before they arrive. - The easiest way to handle a base siege is to use grenade launchers. You start with one in your supply locker and you'll find more of them in certain supply trucks belonging to the local gun shop. Those trucks are in fixed locations on the map (they aren't random spawns). Your NPC companions don't use ammo, so they'll have infinite grenades. After a couple of sieges you might want to use a launcher yourself, so upgrade to a munitions workshop to create more grenades. Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 17:05 on Mar 29, 2021 |
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I've bought Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order recently for the PC. Any advice other than that on the Wiki? Is it OK to play with Keyboard+Mouse?
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No, I think the Wiki covers everything important. Only thing that comes to mind is to be careful when climbing curved surfaces - it's entirely possible to try to side-dash and lose your grip on the surface, which dumps you right into a bottomless abyss. I would really not recommend KB+M for this game. It's made for playing with controllers and mouse would not benefit you anyway since there are no ranged weapons that you can use.
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There's nothing on the wiki for Ashen, and nothing in the thread either. Any advice, especially if I'm new to Soulslike games, and want to make it easier for myself?
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Xander77 posted:Black Flag has an excellent, coherent, and genuinely moving pirate plot. It's just not the least bit connected to the crystal skull or whatever the gently caress the Templars are on about this time around.
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It's a fairly conventional Soulslike and has no really unique mechanics, so most combat advice that applies to Souls games in general will also apply to this one. I recommend getting some distance into the plot because you keep getting access to more and more NPCs very quickly, so don't waste too much time exploring the starting area before you've even really gotten started yet. They provide many helpful things. The game will assign you a permanent NPC partner who appears whenever you leave the town area. That character will be replaced by a player whenever you do multiplayer. They all have personal quests that are worth pursuing for their rewards. Water is lethal, don't try to swim. Don't go into dark places without a light.
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This might be too specific for BIP, but having almost finished Rune Factory 3 I really wish I'd realized that you can grind your forging skill by upgrading stuff with scrap metal earlier. I probably sold 20-30 skill points' worth of scrap before figuring it out.
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Kalenden posted:I've bought Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order recently for the PC. Any advice other than that on the Wiki? You unlock a double jump fairly late in the game. There's a pretty obvious set of traversal mechanics you unlock, and aside from getting health upgrades everything is cosmetics so it's not really a thing to worry about. There's a giant monster on the first planet you can see from a distance. No, you won't eventually get to fight him. Given how the soulslike combat and force powers work, I'd think playing kb+m would be extremely tricky unless you've played similar games with the same set-up.
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I never played a souls like on PC and had no problem playing Fallen Order on keyboard and mouse.
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I picked up Bravely Default 2 - anything I should know that's different from the first/Bravely Second?
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Just bought Resident Evil 7 and all it’s DLC. Anything I should know not covered by the wiki?
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