Recent content by Pc Genie

Too be honest I think your request is a paradox, because you want a powerful gaming laptop but inexpensively. Even my third-rate desktop PC was quite a dent in the bank, while laptops cost even more for the same abilities! MacBooks are utterly out of the question because they will part you with...

I agree, shields were always potent against nearly everything (though I don't know how they'd mitigate that), but most especially people can't block properly anymore! I request that if you have a skilled character, full time to react, are facing the opponent fully and are backpedaling away, the...

I appear to be the only player who found a massive jump in difficulty (practice arena man with the club actually hits me hard sometimes). I am finding the AI get hits on me out of nowhere from an emergency parry to a one-inch-punch style whack or slice, they seem more okay to attack into an...

Did you hit him at any point, even by accident?

I would like to see a few things added in as weapons for diversity's sake: - Sickle (not on a long stick). - Billhook (like the billhook polearm, but the short handled variant) - Partisan (think of a sword but also a polearm). - A few more swords, such as a broader bladed arming sword...

Well well well, some sort of debug item or perhaps a hidden object test! Who knows*? (*Bare Mettle staff know, so we'll see.)

For those who haven't seen this challenge yet.

Okay, I am noticing a pattern here, so I pose a revised question: Since darkness is so good for story mode when you make tactical use of the torch and set the mood of an unexplored dungeon, how does that make it good for the practice and campaign arena modes where you likely can't get a torch...

I have completed your challenge, and if I may be so bold, in shorter time as well (with extra seconds dedicated to slowmo replays and intro/credits). Being a sword and buckler specialist I had enough familiarity with the style but struggled to never swing.

Indeed, an excellent concept. Heavier slugger wielding heftier weapons better vs speedier light characters. Perhaps the fat or thin scale could act as health/resistance vs speed additionally. Bad example. You need to be strong to wield decent bow. If anything close combatants would be weaker...

Now those are some decent ideas. Deliberately increasing and decreasing light to trade stealth for visibility.

Have you successfully done so? Did you record it on tape?

I've already said this quickly in the main suggestion thread but I feel like it deserves an entire thread dedicated to bringing the matter up properly. I joked in the "You know you've played too much Exanima when" thread that we players know Exanima is the real 'Darkest Dungeon'. Jokes aside...

I will attempt not to sound like I'm copying MrApophos' homework, but I also feel like it's more realistic. A human punch (even if very well executed) should not send everybody falling down with spurts of blood every single time as far as I can tell. Sure, it is extremely hard to get any...

I know how you desperately try to gain space and get that second wind while fighting those lumbering beasts of war, but this guy is a proper coward. He runs away while his team mates are literally being killed and constantly hits ordinary combatants while they're down! A poor sport and not...