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Yea, I scrapped that run in a fit of salt and did a RPG-like run which had the DC, with the intent of breaking the game over my knee if it's gonna force me to fight interceptors.
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and you probably noticed that its integrity constantly drains whenever its not equipped, so you have to wear it all the way there.Īlso I'm pretty sure the hyp EM gauss can spawn in testing as well, so you have another chance if you strike out in lab. You do indeed need to visit the s7 hangar to find a use for the mystery item. I'm staring at the mystery part and loathing having to do another run just to detour here, can anyone give minor spoilers on wtf I'm supposed to do with this part? Does it just change the ending cinematic being a Leopard part, do I need to visit S7 for the Leopard mockup (mutually exclusive with lab this run.) Or do I actually need to haul it to the super- duper secret boss which I'm still working on? Cuz fudge that.
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Goddamn it's been ages and I hate DC runs. Made sure to have visited Zirov and gotten that other dude's data pack, and apparently I forgot that isn't what decodes those consoles.
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Voidigo has been in Steam Early Access for almost a year, with a number of regular hefty updates, yet even in a relatively version (v0.1.5) for a roguelite, it feels so incredibly addictive and refined in its design and gameplay.Same run, mk2: No bot handing out rifle upgrade part, but the rifle spawns. The ebb-and-flow is such cool approach that turns bosses into little action adventures in their own right: a boss slayer rather than a boss fighter. Perhaps the most intriguing and bold change is Voidigo's approach to bosses rather than locking you into boss arenas, boss fights are running battles across the map, with you able to flee and restock mid-fight or chase down a weakened fleeing boss. Mobility is key, giving you ample tools to dodge attacks, stun enemies, and cancel out bullets changing your dodge from a roll to hop exemplifies that aggressive momentum, while turning movement itself into a viable offensive tactic. and weapons as weird and varied as the guns. Melee builds are just as effective as ranged, with a whole suite of mechanics tied into melee - combos, durability, blocking, etc. The gameplay loop is just as good as the rest. The vibrant aesthetic and expressive animations only add to that every enemy, NPC, weapon, and realm pops with character. From movement and sprinting, to your hop dodge (which can be combo-bounced off enemies heads), to the distinct weapon reloads, to collecting gems for upgrades and purchases, every action feels punchy and immediate. Most importantly, the second-to-second gameplay just feels so RIGHT.
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But while I enjoyed both, I'm taken with Voidigo instantly its gamefeel and structure feels like the perfect fusion and evolution of both games (with a dash Binding's wild synergies and abilities) Like the former, expect the scrappy scrambling bullet-hell combat and maps of tight chokepoints and open arenas from the latter, expect bullet dodging hops, wacky weapon builds, and meta-progression between runs. Somehow this completely missing my radar and I had no idea it existed till the other day then I played it for five hours straight and am ready to claim it's even better than its chief influences of Nuclear Throne and Enter The Gungeon.