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DeathSpank To Continue On With "T.O.V"?
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Ninja Moomin
Banned
Got 100% of deathspank's trophies just this weekend... i want MOAR.
SaggyMonkey
Member
I mostly really liked Deathspank, except for the health/food system seeming out of whack.
J-Roderton
Member
One of the rare 100% games I have as far as achievements go. I really enjoyed Deathspank and have been hoping for more since I completed it. Bring that shit! I felt as if it could continue into a lot more than what it offered. I completed the story and every side quest available. I need more!
Whimsical Phil
Ninja School will help you
I made it through the whole game without using any potions whatsoever.thetrin said:
J-Roderton
Member
I had a hard time getting used to the health system, especially since I don't play many RPG's. But making it through the entire game without any potions seems crazy. I was chugging health potions like no other. I played on normal by the way. I did however make it through the entire game without experimenting with many of the abilities. I must have used only 2 or 3 of the justice meter moves, like the Ice storm thing and the fire spinning attack. They helped a lot.
Whimsical Phil
Ninja School will help you
Well, perhaps I should amend my original statement. I did use health potions, but never any stat-altering potions like the invincibility potions.
That said, I didn't even consume that many health potions (I pretty much stopped using them after getting the achievement for using them). Instead, I relied on food to keep myself alive.
The only part in the game where I had difficulty was the burned-down village that was infested with...ogres (?). To get past there, though, I just had to do a little grinding. It was at this point in the game where I also had to learn how to effectively block. After that path, though, it was smooth sailing through the rest of the game.
That said, I didn't even consume that many health potions (I pretty much stopped using them after getting the achievement for using them). Instead, I relied on food to keep myself alive.
The only part in the game where I had difficulty was the burned-down village that was infested with...ogres (?). To get past there, though, I just had to do a little grinding. It was at this point in the game where I also had to learn how to effectively block. After that path, though, it was smooth sailing through the rest of the game.
SaggyMonkey
Member
I forget where I was when I stopped, but i seem to remember hitting a wall where I either didn't want to grind or couldn't keep enough food.
AndyMoogle
Member
So did I, and my friend did as well.Whimsical Phil said:
EDIT: Oh, health potions... forgot about those. Yeah I definitely used a bunch of those. I did get the achievement for drinking 50 potions after all.
Haunted
Member
Day 1. Really enjoyed the first one.
My personal wishes for the sequel
I actually liked the two-tiered health system. Food which dropped plenty and slowly generated health over time OR instantly working potions which were a bit rarer. Just one more element of strategy complementing the combat system. Now granted, after a couple hours into the game the economy was totally broken so you could just stock up on potions whenever, but still.
My personal wishes for the sequel
- Randomly generated loot (at least allow some +1/+2 etc. modifiers to the pre-made armour sets to increase variety).
- Co-op mode expanded so both players have their own inventory.
I actually liked the two-tiered health system. Food which dropped plenty and slowly generated health over time OR instantly working potions which were a bit rarer. Just one more element of strategy complementing the combat system. Now granted, after a couple hours into the game the economy was totally broken so you could just stock up on potions whenever, but still.
