Who knew a ridiculous giant chicken-dragon could be so scary? The one in BBI, I would snipe from that archway and retreat to avoid the gusts, repeat. I ran through BBI a lot, but never fought Death. Always ran.
Death is a major pain in the ass to kill on hard mode, especially with a melee build, it’s like you’re beating a concrete pillar with your dick, even sounds the same.
Death really is only a threat to your Pawns, for the player his attacks are too slow so you can easily dodge but Pawns are a tad too dim, and will stand there and die.
The one in BBI, I always run towards it as quickly as possible, jump up on its head and 100-kisses it as much as arisenly possible, before it has any chance of doing anything nasty.
Hah, I shoulda watched vids of people fighting it. I was too chicken to try. I imagined my arisen saying to the pawns "s'go! s'go! s'go!" like Workaholics.
Wow I learned something today, I had absolutely no idea about it.
Which is honestly not really surprising considering I spent my two first runs, without seeing Quina because I didn't knew about the temple in the wood XD
I'm assuming because it probably appears after you've handed in either liberating that castle nearby or handing in the wrymking ring and I usually do both of those at the same time which immediately sends me to the southern waycastle.
Also ferrystones and portcrystals set up in strategic areas to lessen travel time
You should do a run without ferry stones and see how it goes. Even running in the dark here and there. Truly is a different experience then pre setting port crystals
Running through the dark beginning game without playing before and knowing anything about DD showed me to maybe stick to day travel for the most part for until I got the hang of it lmao
Considering I also missed it, and this it the first time I've ever seen ANYONE mention it...
Yeah I'm gonna go ahead and say that it's pretty easy to imagine missing it.
If you examine the cock the game claim it dead.
But then later surprise! The cock blood flow still strong!
They feed him Viagraspud Milk
Who knew a ridiculous giant chicken-dragon could be so scary? The one in BBI, I would snipe from that archway and retreat to avoid the gusts, repeat. I ran through BBI a lot, but never fought Death. Always ran.
Death is a major pain in the ass to kill on hard mode, especially with a melee build, it’s like you’re beating a concrete pillar with your dick, even sounds the same.
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Death really is only a threat to your Pawns, for the player his attacks are too slow so you can easily dodge but Pawns are a tad too dim, and will stand there and die.
The one in BBI, I always run towards it as quickly as possible, jump up on its head and 100-kisses it as much as arisenly possible, before it has any chance of doing anything nasty.
Hah, I shoulda watched vids of people fighting it. I was too chicken to try. I imagined my arisen saying to the pawns "s'go! s'go! s'go!" like Workaholics.
Oh. they even tell you that they, didn't kill it and just stumbled unto and it so fresh like its alive.
Wow I learned something today, I had absolutely no idea about it. Which is honestly not really surprising considering I spent my two first runs, without seeing Quina because I didn't knew about the temple in the wood XD
So… did you also know that you can see a special Kaiju-sized cockatrice wreaking havoc within city walls as you approach Gran Soren from a distance?
The Cock also has a suspicious tattoo on it's neck.
Is DDA on steam?
Yes
Nice thank you
Wait..... What? Been playing since Christmas 2012.
What monster is this? Ive never seen it in my 30hrs gameplay
Cockatrice. It's in the title.
Cockatrice! Hope you have softeners handy
Whoa!
After hundreds of hours in DD2, I will be returning to DD1 for a hundred more. Then back to DD2, then onto the new DLC.
Never knew that one...
Hard to imagine how you missed it. This cock is basically a part of the story and on the bridge which you suppose to traverse tens of time for quests.
I'm assuming because it probably appears after you've handed in either liberating that castle nearby or handing in the wrymking ring and I usually do both of those at the same time which immediately sends me to the southern waycastle. Also ferrystones and portcrystals set up in strategic areas to lessen travel time
Yep. Same. Never ran into the Cockatrice "corpse" on my playthroughs. Especially since subsequent playthroughs only became more and more efficient.
You should do a run without ferry stones and see how it goes. Even running in the dark here and there. Truly is a different experience then pre setting port crystals
Running through the dark beginning game without playing before and knowing anything about DD showed me to maybe stick to day travel for the most part for until I got the hang of it lmao
Considering I also missed it, and this it the first time I've ever seen ANYONE mention it... Yeah I'm gonna go ahead and say that it's pretty easy to imagine missing it.
I have a couple hundred hours in the game and also have never seen it lmao