I've been playing a bunch with Rook these last days, and it's clear for me his campaign should be adjusted: it has an inverted difficulty. Hard to pull off though, but I'm up to 52 with Sal. The key for extra dead is to hire people to help you in fights and let them die as well as killing your opponents. I posted last page, but I make my fun by seeing how many people I can end up killing in a single run. The runs can be so long, the fact that you have to do seven of them with each character blows. I do wish all the difficulties were open to pick from at the start. I do wonder if they'll go the dlc route or just fast-track a sequel now the groundwork is done. The story clearly has more places it can go. But I am glad so many more people are getting on board. This is loving greatĮ2: ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahaĪs someone who pretty much 100 percented the game before release, I am underwhelmed that the only extra release content was Smith's final day and some extra npcs/redesigns.
#GRIFTLANDS PRICE HISTORY UPDATE#
This update rules hahahahahahaĮ: His combat gimmick is drinking loads of alcohol and being an rear end in a top hat with the empty bottles.
The new character, Smith, is a complete and total fuckhead and I love him. The production values for this game are insane. I did get my first Switch clear on run #3 (run #1 for Rook). Won my first run as Sal on Steam but didn't even make it through the first boss on Switch lol. Picked this up on Steam because I couldn't wait for 6/4 and love it. Double triple crossing spy action all the way. Which I personally found cool the first time around. It was never about Fellemo vs Kalandra, it was about gaining resources to go into the deep Bog through one of them for that cache for the mysterious third party from day 1. The story itself was a bit disappointing, as in the last day it loses focus, I didn't like how the resolution to Fellemo vs Kalandra conflict barely had anything to do with them, but instead the game throws out of left field something about a new cache of technology in the deep bog that both are interested, with the final boss being some random monster.Ībout the story: that's the point. Because in reality it wasn't a throwaway lore line, but it's actually true, the dev implemented both stuff that appears from the ground in the battles, and I was bitten by a parasite in a random even that had. I liked how one of the things you are told in the intro or by the first npc is some throwaway line about how dangerous is the bog, how the terrain itself and the venomous insects can end you.
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