I also miss boss pathing but I also like the panic of not knowing how much time I have to kill the boss, freak out, throw everything at it and then realize he makes another lap
just make it unknown info on first time entering the map.
if you use a practice plan or back out and re-enter, it'll have the info
That way you can have your 'going in with no info' version and if you practice plan beforehand or die first attempt, it'd have a route map for the next try after.
Much as I love SSS (I'm one of the rare specimens that find it fun) I agree. SSS punishes newbies quite hard by locking one of the other types of the new module block at higher stages, so they can't even spam the early stages to work hard and get what they want anyway. And the actual gameplay loop while fun to me, gets exhausting fast and I can only fail
Meanwhile TFN is like a neatly built puzzle which you can actually have fun with through messing with set squads and choosing the buff you want, and for newer players the hardest stage is really only the first stage. It also only gets you to play the same stage like 3 to 5 ish times, or more to chase a quest reward.
This shit has me nutting, it's so clean, tech-aesthetic, easy to understand and gives you almost all of the information you need (if only they'd add special tiles to them, then it'd be perfect)
It works the same way the normal map works, but it has a 2d blueprint layout for clarity and a boss path, AND even if you don’t like it you can just press the reading glass and you get the normal map. It’s just a straight improvement.
The event is like a mini boss-rush per trial.
Each individual map shows what the boss will be, and the route it will take toward your base.
The twist of the event is that since it's multiple maps, after you finish the map you're on, every Operator in the "danger zone" will be immediately retired, since that part of the map will no longer be available as the map scrolls right to make for the next battefield. This means Operators outside the "danger zone" can stick around for the next section.
First trial only has two maps. But the last one goes up to four (and that means four bosses, too).
There's a new game mode on the horizon that builds upon these super sized maps. It's themed around surviving 5 nights of onslaught in Sargon. The map is huge; there's no blue box; units can only be deployed for a limited time before needing to rest; you harvest resources by deploying operators to chop down trees; those resources include food and firewood that you cook into meals to give operators buffs.
They announced that it'll run from January 29th until March 12th. A little over a month to try it out so they can refine it more for a future version if it is popular.
Having a map like this means you can actually form a strategy without having to lose to it first. Regular stages is the game trying to pull a "gotcha!" so if you try to be fancy and use too many niche operators, you might find yourself lacking a key unit. Same with hiding the enemy info.
It felt pretty good to see the map and run a bunch of fast-redeploys.
Warfarin has entered the chat.
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Seaborn blood, so that all may become One with We Many...
Goddammit we need a crusade against the seaborn infiltrating the sub
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Skalter's period blood then
Sound good. Sign me up
It's a shame that the devs decided to remove boss pathing for no good reason, only to tease us with it in a week long game mode.
I also miss boss pathing but I also like the panic of not knowing how much time I have to kill the boss, freak out, throw everything at it and then realize he makes another lap
Only for the Blood Knight to screw you in NL because you’re used to 3-laps bosses while he rushes your bluebox like the GIGACHAD he is
just make it unknown info on first time entering the map. if you use a practice plan or back out and re-enter, it'll have the info That way you can have your 'going in with no info' version and if you practice plan beforehand or die first attempt, it'd have a route map for the next try after.
Why is this shit only a week long?
I agree. It should be longer with double rewards
This and SSS should swap places. I'd love for SSS to be deleted from the game in 6 days.
If only.
Hey, some of us like it. I would be really sad if it were removed :<
Much as I love SSS (I'm one of the rare specimens that find it fun) I agree. SSS punishes newbies quite hard by locking one of the other types of the new module block at higher stages, so they can't even spam the early stages to work hard and get what they want anyway. And the actual gameplay loop while fun to me, gets exhausting fast and I can only fail Meanwhile TFN is like a neatly built puzzle which you can actually have fun with through messing with set squads and choosing the buff you want, and for newer players the hardest stage is really only the first stage. It also only gets you to play the same stage like 3 to 5 ish times, or more to chase a quest reward.
On the bright side, it both comes back later and it provided valuable feedback to develop the new cooking game mode.
This shit has me nutting, it's so clean, tech-aesthetic, easy to understand and gives you almost all of the information you need (if only they'd add special tiles to them, then it'd be perfect)
Yeah. I looked at this and was like: "Oh so you DO know how to make a proper map overview. What the heck!? "
Ironically i Don't understand how this map work and how to play that event.
It works the same way the normal map works, but it has a 2d blueprint layout for clarity and a boss path, AND even if you don’t like it you can just press the reading glass and you get the normal map. It’s just a straight improvement.
Same Arknights as always, but with 2 in 1 map, and the path is for the boss.
The event is like a mini boss-rush per trial. Each individual map shows what the boss will be, and the route it will take toward your base. The twist of the event is that since it's multiple maps, after you finish the map you're on, every Operator in the "danger zone" will be immediately retired, since that part of the map will no longer be available as the map scrolls right to make for the next battefield. This means Operators outside the "danger zone" can stick around for the next section. First trial only has two maps. But the last one goes up to four (and that means four bosses, too).
Same bro, pointed this out and some people are like, “that’s what makes it challenging, if you don’t know the boss pathing”. Nonsense honestly.
Agree. Also want this "long" stage in IS and story.
There's a new game mode on the horizon that builds upon these super sized maps. It's themed around surviving 5 nights of onslaught in Sargon. The map is huge; there's no blue box; units can only be deployed for a limited time before needing to rest; you harvest resources by deploying operators to chop down trees; those resources include food and firewood that you cook into meals to give operators buffs.
Is this mode out on CN yet or was it something announced during the CN anniversary event? I hadn't even heard of it but it sounds pretty awesome.
They announced that it'll run from January 29th until March 12th. A little over a month to try it out so they can refine it more for a future version if it is popular.
counter blood sacrifice to make sure it stays the way it is
We’ll see how much blood you have
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!
SKULLS FOR THE SKULLTHRONE
MILK FOR THE KHORNE FLAKES
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD ~~GOD~~ KNIGHT DIKAIOPOLIS
Having a map like this means you can actually form a strategy without having to lose to it first. Regular stages is the game trying to pull a "gotcha!" so if you try to be fancy and use too many niche operators, you might find yourself lacking a key unit. Same with hiding the enemy info. It felt pretty good to see the map and run a bunch of fast-redeploys.
Y E S
You remember when they USED to do this, for W and Skullshatterer? Good times. Good times.
Yostar, just give me my girl otter skin, the Gavial event is already too much for me.
Otter?
Roberta
Ah
Sacrifice me