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hmm, might give it a shot after oblivion. Thanks!It's available on Game Pass, if you have it.
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hmm, might give it a shot after oblivion. Thanks!It's available on Game Pass, if you have it.
72% off RN, highly recommended
On top of that, another co-op person can play through the entire game with you (and keep their progress if they decide to buy) for free if you give them your friend code
Yeah I never did finish it, though I enjoyed it. I liked the systems but felt like it was 80% of the way thereI just finished this game. It is fun and has a lot of potential it is just hard to give it a rave review in a world where FromSoft exists. I liked their magic system, and their various currencies for different items. The Umbral thing felt under used/poorly executed, basically there was no point to run around in the overworld other than to avoid the red reaper. I probably played +90% of the game in Umbral because all the puzzles (if you want to call them that) were solved in Umbral. I wish they would have made some of the puzzles only solvable in the overworld.
I started a Preacher and pumped points in to radiant, ended up getting some badass two hander Bloody Agony and just steam rolled with that. Got some other weapons I was curious about, but just not curious enough to replay the whole thing. If Elden Ring is a 10/10 this is a 6.5/10, but has the potential to be a 9/10 if they make a LOTF 2 (or 3 depending at how you look at it).
Pre-2.0 patch, it was a whole different beast. Back then, staying in Umbral too long was straight-up dangerous. Enemy density was way higher, ambushes were common, and the longer you stayed, the worse it got. The Red Reaper wasn’t just a jump scare — it was a real threat that forced you to either push forward quickly or bail out. The counter to trigger his arrival built up much faster too, so you couldn’t just linger around without consequence. You had to constantly manage risk vs. reward, and that tension gave Umbral its identity.The Umbral thing felt under used/poorly executed, basically there was no point to run around in the overworld other than to avoid the red reaper. I probably played +90% of the game in Umbral because all the puzzles (if you want to call them that) were solved in Umbral. I wish they would have made some of the puzzles only solvable in the overworld.
That makes a ton of sense, they probably need to find that happy medium. I will be curious to see what their next game is like, I feel like there is a lot of potential.Pre-2.0 patch, it was a whole different beast. Back then, staying in Umbral too long was straight-up dangerous. Enemy density was way higher, ambushes were common, and the longer you stayed, the worse it got. The Red Reaper wasn’t just a jump scare — it was a real threat that forced you to either push forward quickly or bail out. The counter to trigger his arrival built up much faster too, so you couldn’t just linger around without consequence. You had to constantly manage risk vs. reward, and that tension gave Umbral its identity.
Post-2.0, though? The balance is gone. Umbral’s been nerfed into a tame, low-threat version of what it was. Now you can stay there the majority of the time because there’s barely any resistance, which completely undermines what made it compelling in the first place.
So yeah — your experience makes total sense based on the current patch.
72% off RN, highly recommended
On top of that, another co-op person can play through the entire game with you (and keep their progress if they decide to buy) for free if you give them your friend code
At launch in 2023, it was a mess — buggy, unstable, and slightly unbalanced. But by the time Patch 1.5 dropped, it actually hit a really solid balance. Performance was much better, Umbral was still dangerous, and there was real tension from enemy density and the Reaper timer.That makes a ton of sense, they probably need to find that happy medium. I will be curious to see what their next game is like, I feel like there is a lot of potential.
Maybe but best part is I turned it on and getting invaded near constantly. Mostly fuckers with dual bleed blades and a smashing hammer attack but I got a few of then with my Fallen Lords Sword and some inferno spells.
Maybe but best part is I turned it on and getting invaded near constantly. Mostly fuckers with dual bleed blades and a smashing hammer attack but I got a few of then with my Fallen Lords Sword and some inferno spells.
That sucks…was wondering what build would one shot me at level 40.Tried invading on a mid level char, if it tries long enough it will just put you against end game people who can look at you with a rapid fire crossbow and you die
Also, I think it needs to be toggled on permanently per character, otherwise people just have it turned off until they clear an area
Why it would put you as a lvl 40 vs 120s makes no sense either, I think they bowed to the vote to kill pvp in their game
That sucks…was wondering what build would one shot me at level 40.
Is the flickering flail still massively op for invasions? I remember swapping to that whenever invaded and it pretty much one shot whoever was attacking, no matter their build. May have to fire this back up for the new armor sets.