#Rogue fable iii hungry how to#
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Caves of Qud is a good example of about how close to ASCII i'm willing to get at this point. Beautiful.ģ) A clock that isn't stressful. I understand the necessity to have things like hunger but as stated in #1, I'm looking for a longer experience and don't want to be hounded by a clock or an oversensitive hunger system. DCSS after removal of hunger is a good example. I started playing a few days before that change and it made the difference for me. I know there's still a Zot clock but its apparently so generous its barely even relevant. I love how you can just start a fire and cook with stuff around you. I just loathe the idea of a godlike character succumbing to hunger.Ĥ) A place to store items.

#Rogue fable iii hungry full#

I really enjoy being able to make use of items I find that aren't immediately useful, but inventory management is such a chore I don't want to tote it full time. A good example of this is The Temple of Torment. I was granted a castle and the temple its self has a recall altar every 5 levels so you can take a break, exit the temple, finish/grab new quests, store items, shop, etc. The following games I have and have and am very interested in, but these games are so large I can't decide which ones to really sink my teeth into.Ĭogmind (only a few hours in but it seems really good)Ĭaves of Qud (My 2nd most learned RL under DCSS. TOME4 (Really damn good but it keeps frustrating me with deaths I don't understand. I have a character wiping the floor with everything and then it seems there are monsters that can damage an entire floor or at least, do constant damage from you from behind walls/outside of your view? I turn corners, phase door away, etc. I'm sure I'm missing something explaining wtf is going on but it seems to be the fate of most of my characters.) Die, talk to the dude, return to the map instantly taking damage, no mobs in sight. The Temple of Torment (I'm on floor like 15. this game seems really great and I'm unsure why I don't see it talked about more. Maybe too easy? can't decide if its simple or I'm getting lucky) Either way it seems short unless more of the temple opens up once I hit the 4th recall altar. Tried but haven't given a fair chance yet: Angband, FAAngband, BcadrenCrawl, Brogue, Elona+, Golden Krone Hotel, Infra Arcana, KeeperRL, Nethack, POWDER, Rogue Fable III, Tangledeep, ADOM, Rift Wizard, Sil/Sil-Q. I guess in summation I'm looking for a game I can come home from work, take my beloved character I've kept alive for a while on some adventures, and then call it a night. rather than take attempts at quick runs with new characters.Įdit: thanks for the awesome suggestions. Frogcomposband seems to be hitting the spot. Getting into that ascii style and so far the help menu in frogcomposband has been the most helpful i've seen in any RL.

Basically you're getting smacked with damage over time effects and sniped with spells from off screen.

#Rogue fable iii hungry how to#

Line of sight is a big thing in ToME and learning how to bait enemies closer to you is a skill that's necessary to learn.īeyond that, make sure you are keeping your resistances and defenses as high as possible. Glass cannons don't do well in ToME in my experience. If all else fails, unlock and play the Stonewarden. That was the first class I beat the game with and it felt pretty strong. Maybe it just clicked with me, but it might have been OP.And wealth of content that the genre is famous for. While very challenging at times, every run is ultimately winnable and a true test of player skill and knowledge. 10 classes, each with a unique set of talents, abilities, strengths and weaknesses.

8 distinct races, each with a special twist on the core gameplay.

Flexible character development that allows and encourages experimentation as you adapt your build to the challenges and treasures found in each dungeon.