MeteoritePony's Comments

Upgrading should make you feel more powerful, not 'oh god I hope nothing touches me for the next thirty minutes while I try to get the next one'

Dev scores aren't exactly unusual in games. Granted, they can be hard to beat, but not impossible. (and usually are set in stone from the game's release)

That spawner tip just wastes time. You now gain all the exp you would've gained by waiting for the spawns upon destroying the spawner sooner.

Yes, you can now feel free to preemptively destroy nests to instantly gain all the exp it would've produced if you let it spawn everything. Was a tactic back in RFII, but it has been patched here.

I'm just going to come out and say this, since I see a lot of people complaining about dying from hunger. You're probably too hasty about eating the meat. I routinely uncover every square of every floor, travel down every side-path, and often backtrack to earlier floors to drink from recovery pools I left. I never once had an issue with not having enough food. Even the very few moments where the starting meat was the only emergency recovery option I had, I survived long enough to find more. Remember, meat is used for hunger first, health second. (and even then, you can wait until you're at half-health with 0 Hunger to make it last longer)

Loved the music at the end. Was so lovely to listen to, I didn't really want to move on from the game.

I want to like this series of games, I really do, but the inability to set custom controls kills it for me.

Fun game to revisit.

Using the QW slot for depletable weapons like Darts or Javelins seem to freeze the game when you use the last one.

I got to hear ProZD say 'Icy Hot Balls'.

Yes, the hint button is nice, but I don't need you to slyly reveal it if I don't figure out the solution within five seconds.

For everyone complaining about the controls... did you all overlook the 'Controls' button in the menu?

Why do people complain about the controls? Well, personally for me I do not have good dexterity in my right hand, so that leaves me using my left hand to use the arrow keys. And guess where all the action keys are?

It all began when my simple Warrior picked up a +2 Staff of Fire, discovering he had a knack for it, to be later compounded by a +1 Fire Ring. Then he started finding and buying books and gear that would allow him to mimic other classes. After praying to the Health god for endless regen and fearlessly strolling through enemies and lava alike, by the end my Warrior was so deluded by power that he believed nothing could stop him, because he was in fact, seven people.

Matthew's a terrible actor. He keeps looking at the camera during conversations.

I feel a distinct connection with this game.

*mines Iron* "You just mined your first ore! It's only coal but[...]" Hm...

The only game that pissed me off enough to remove my Space Bar. Still, fun game.

I'm sorry, but being left handed made this control system frustrating to use.

Is it worrying that the first command I entered after my hands were cut off was 'take hands'?