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7/18/2025, 2:34:10 PM
Imagine a world without Hancock in which we could have talked about the early Neolithic without 80 IQ Joe Rogan watchers shitting up the discussion. Imagine how comfy the threads would be
6/29/2025, 3:08:08 AM
>can't really get started on industry because I'm too indecisive about where to put my main base
6/22/2025, 12:04:02 PM
2/2
Useless skills, what's the benefit of Persuasion? None.
What's the benefit of Intimidation? None.
What's the benefit of Mercantile? None. ( you get rich pretty fast)
More is not always better.
And most of the builds end up playing the same.
Underrail is overloaded with junk, much like Witcher 3, you gather tons of crap with little reason why.
Underrail offers crafting but imagine picking Arcanum's crafting system and draining all the imagination it has, you get underrail's crafting.
Walls in underrail make it difficult for the player to aim a target, an issue Fallout 1-2 doesn't have.
The fun in this game stems from min-max autism turned to an absurd degree, but if you aren't a brainlet you solve the game rather quickly and then it will play the same until end of time. Get nades, get adrenaline, abuse the action economy... Even at their worst, the games Underrail is inspired by had strong narrative hooks to contextualise a player’s decisions, and give incentive to go on through stickier patches. Fallout had the water chip, Planescape had Nameless One’s identity and the tragic fate of Mrs One, Baldur’s Gate had the ol' reliable “why’d this sumbitch kill everyone?”, DoS2 had the source and magic powers. Without that, all of those games would have not had a hook, that's what underrrail lacks, a hook. You'll play it once till you get to core city and then you drop it because there's nothing there
Useless skills, what's the benefit of Persuasion? None.
What's the benefit of Intimidation? None.
What's the benefit of Mercantile? None. ( you get rich pretty fast)
More is not always better.
And most of the builds end up playing the same.
Underrail is overloaded with junk, much like Witcher 3, you gather tons of crap with little reason why.
Underrail offers crafting but imagine picking Arcanum's crafting system and draining all the imagination it has, you get underrail's crafting.
Walls in underrail make it difficult for the player to aim a target, an issue Fallout 1-2 doesn't have.
The fun in this game stems from min-max autism turned to an absurd degree, but if you aren't a brainlet you solve the game rather quickly and then it will play the same until end of time. Get nades, get adrenaline, abuse the action economy... Even at their worst, the games Underrail is inspired by had strong narrative hooks to contextualise a player’s decisions, and give incentive to go on through stickier patches. Fallout had the water chip, Planescape had Nameless One’s identity and the tragic fate of Mrs One, Baldur’s Gate had the ol' reliable “why’d this sumbitch kill everyone?”, DoS2 had the source and magic powers. Without that, all of those games would have not had a hook, that's what underrrail lacks, a hook. You'll play it once till you get to core city and then you drop it because there's nothing there
6/21/2025, 3:18:32 AM
>move to the suburbs because MiL is a whiny cunt complaining about being lonely and miserable
>realize she's bored and miserable because everything is comically far away, and there is nothing to do around here
I'm getting the fuck out of here come next year. I can't understand how people love being in giant popsicle stick houses, stuck in a car all day to do anything, and can't even get some fresh air or walk the kids to the park.
>realize she's bored and miserable because everything is comically far away, and there is nothing to do around here
I'm getting the fuck out of here come next year. I can't understand how people love being in giant popsicle stick houses, stuck in a car all day to do anything, and can't even get some fresh air or walk the kids to the park.
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