![]() ![]() Uzi with magnifying glass and crit buffs is also really, really good. Rest of it is how you get drawn, a really busted item combo is jump boots and wings as it's a constant 50% power boost. Once I get to the Slime Maker/Lasley floors is when I buy my special effect buffs since you can get an average of 25-30% for 30 satiety which is a really good trade. I'll spend my early floors building up hp, defence, evasion, crit and (if you really need to) power. I play usually as Fatso and spec into whatever I feel is necessary. This build has not been tested against Kaminela, the real boss of the game. Lasley takes three times to be really killed. You can destroy some of Nilfheim's projectiles SPOILERS :(stop reading there if you don't want to be spoiled mechanics about how to kill some bosses) Obviously you'll be a glass canon but flamethrower is reall powerful and you have only to get rid of range ennemies (burn these spear throwing lizards for me)ĭon't trust too much your evasion, even at 71% you''ll take damage and it really hurts. When thing get hard, find a place to hide and watch them die slowly.(executed a boss before i died :p ) (Keep a bloodstone ring on you to heal if needed, worked great for me) Magnifyng glass (works on flamethrower, lots of damage) The watcher (though i did replace it with another evade item, less powerful because i could not loot it) Something ranged for things you can't burn I've eaten one power food, one max hp food and then only evasion (71% at the end with items) It does not store any personal data.Today i went to Arsha with this build (and won my first aventure) :Ģ0 points in Greed (compensate HP lost+1 item slot and satiety) The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. My only dig would be that they have terrible names and often non-existent marketing.Įarly last year, Square Enix sold their western studios to Embracer Group, including Eidos and Crystal Dynamics.Īlice B found plenty to fault in her “challenging” Forspoken review, while also enjoying it enough that she wanted “a sequel where they do everything better.” That seems less likely now. ![]() That’s not even a dig at these other games, plenty of which are good, too. According to the report, “many of the new small and mid-sized titles we launched this year did not perform as well as we had expected.” No particular games are named, but in recent months Square Enix have released several remakes such as Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, Romancing Saga: Minstrel Song Remastered, and Tactics Ogre: Reborn, as well as new, mid-sized games such as Harvestella, The Diofield Chronicle, Various Daylife, Voice Of Cards: The Beasts Of Burden, Triangle Strategy, Star Ocean: The Divine Force and, uh, PowerWash Simulator, which might be the best of all of these. “That said, its sales have been lackluster, and while the performance of new titles with February and March release dates will be the ultimate determinant, we see considerable downside risk to our FY2023/3 earnings.”įorspoken wasn’t the only game to underperform. The report notes that Forspoken “received positive feedback on its action features, including its parkour and combat capabilities, so it has yielded results that will lead to improvement of our development capabilities of other games in the future. “Reviews of Forspoken… have been challenging,” says Square Enix’s latest financial report, and its sales have been “lackluster”. How wrong I was! It took six and a half weeks. “It already seems inevitable that there will be stories two weeks from now about how Forspoken failed to meet Square Enix’s sales expectations,” I wrote as the demo for the Isekai romp arrived on PC. ![]()
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