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more things, actually with a note:

If you've played middens, a certain couple of characters show up eventually! You probably already know what I'm talking about. As far as I can tell it still doesn't get too deep into the plot of middens. Again, haven't played it.

The game picks up noticeably after First Person Shooter, really.

Ohhhh it was 1x encumbrance, okay. That would explain why all the penalties seemed abnormally high.

1x - 3x strength for a heavy armor caster then, thanks!

Dungeon crawl thread, I come to you with a set of questions.

Encumbrance penalty. Is it the same thing as evasion penalty? Does it still need triple the Encumbrance penalty in strength to negate any negative effects that can be negated? Has that changed? Is it worth investing in strength to negate negative effects if I want to be a heavy armor caster?

I've looked things up on the knowledge bot but it has math and all but the most basic math is a horror for me to deal with.

Added to OP!

And yeah, Peaca abyss has a rediculous rapier in it, it's fantastic. Also vampire clothes if you're into that.

Wayward is pretty great, but is a roguelike, so be aware of that. Not sure what the win condition is but I know there is one.

They really just need to remove pixels from armor crafting in general, it's fine for printing things but I feel like the armor pixel costs bog down crafting more then it's already bogged down by the tier enforcement. It doesn't need two levels of it.

Very brief update heads up, next update will bring the cooking patch. New recipes, recipes are altered, new skills (including one that adds a second drop table to enemies, increasing the chances to get, among other things, leather/special cooking ingredients), a cooking mastery that slows the bar wiggle down without dex, annnnd the thing that will take cooking from "sort've good if you're low level" to "well why NOT do it", an ability that turns a group of food into a like, picnic basket that you can sit down on a map. It'll sit there for a while and while it's there anyone that clicks on it gets a mixture of all the foods buffs, no nutrition is added (you will not swell up like a balloon for daring to use the cooking system when you're full; IE all the time), no "eating time" I don't think.

It basically turns anyone that has one (they can be traded) into a buff dispenser.

This also means you can bring the mabinogi equivalent of box wine into a dungeon for the boss. Cooking will be.... passable soon! Maybe even more then that.

I can confirm, lance/gunlance is a "wait for them/cautious approach" sorta thing, chasing dudes is mostly gonna get you smacked around.