I don't want you to miss out on these experiences. And you did this to yourself.
That all said, should we warn him about the hard mode tablet, when he gets close? Knowing rao, there is a 50% chance he won't
head the warning, and become a fool.That all said, should we warn him about the hard mode tablet, when he gets close? Knowing rao, there is a 50% chance he won't
head the warning, and become a fool.Official raocow subscriber # 30,000Sebby19 wrote:If your life depends on throwing up, switch to the keyboard
the Gate of Illusion
the game generally strikes a good balance being being amusing trollish without being cruel, just be sure to save often.roacow accidentally activating hard mode
is on my raocow La-Mulana bingo card.feline
enemy type.the realization that he has become a metaphor for sperm in one of the pyramid puzzles
.the Palenque fight
.a software combination
.rendering a minor area inaccessible because of a botched puzzle.
Iso's blind lp of the game was far superior to any of DC's.FourteenthOrder wrote: ↑5 years agoI watched parts of some of Deceased Crab's playthroughs, but this is the first time I'll be seeing things in full. This has always been a game that I love watching people figure out but think I would never want to play ever with how out-there some stuff is. Anyway, I remember precisely zero details from those playthroughs, like, literally not even one, so
On the one hand it'd be hilarious. On the other hand it's very easy to accidentally activate it when you're looking back over things later on. It's the single reason my first several attempts to finish the game ended in failure.
I'd throw it under a spoiler tag like so: "Hey raocow, you know that X puzzle you sort of solved but were confused by? Here's how you could've worked that out...Greader wrote: ↑5 years ago Obviously spoiling anything not seen or unsolved is a no-go, what is the spoiler policy though on puzzles that were solved but end with raocow wondering how you were supposed to know what to do? There are definitly some that can be bruteforced and such so I wonder if it's okay afterwards to say how you were meant to get to a specific solution? (as long as it does not reveal something that could be vital to solving another puzzle or something of course)
Lore explanation of puzzle and solution here
". Just in case the "true answer" spoils other interlinked puzzles or a pattern of systems. raocow likely won't look at it anyway unless he's really curious, so it'll be more for the benefit of the crowd.Going straight for the axe as quickly as possible, even skipping over the grail in the process. Getting the axe and then getting out of the Temple of Moonlight without the grail though is an enormous pain in the ass because it requires going through the bottom of the Twin Labyrinths with nearly no equipment.
Official raocow subscriber # 30,000Sebby19 wrote:If your life depends on throwing up, switch to the keyboard
Voltgloss
I thought about adding connections but was concerned with cluttering the maps beyond the most important pieces: what rooms have been visited vs. not visited, where raocow made observations suggesting a potential return visit, and field exits/shops/grail points.maybe add that sideways warp rao also found to the map. Like maybe adding a symbol like =, beside D2 and D5.
Oh yeah, you don't have those notations either. Eh, up to you.