I guess the main problem is that the menu uses it twice, once as an adjective and then again as a noun. We also have no idea how they're going to be used and what makes them different.
Thanks for this. Also, not!Amygdala has an incredible animation. I really hope the quality of the monsters stay this high throughout development. It also seems like you get a new weapon for beating it, a super heavy red sword.
It's the exact same red sword as all the item "drops". Press E while touching the large glowing orbs to grab them. The demo should have 6+ copies of the red sword.
Just the boss or all enemies in the demo?
The red ball thing respawns the boss. Clicking the altar in the cave respawns the regular enemies, like in a Souls game.
I know what inspired this game, but never played any of the games in that particular franchise.
The game seems to assume that you already played one or two of them and focuses on being like them. Kinda like how a game called Creature Hunter was trying to be a turn-based Monster Hunter game but also with porn.
Won't help me at all, but if I need help on basics that's what this thread is for.
Advantages compared to simply hacking the stunned enemy manually:
If you press up and block, you do a riposte. But yeah, there's still timing. Scarecrow and the boss are rather easy to get the pattern down, but the goblins are a bit trickier. Never tried on the slime, though.
