All of which I would have lost had I pressed on and failed. I was disappointed until I realised that, not only were guys alive, but I picked up a ton of loot on the way: Vastly more than the reward for completing the mission. But thankfully, I decided to get the hell out of there. My team were having their innards handed to them in piggy doggy-bags. In my botched venture against the Swine Prince. On the flipside, your team is alive and you get to keep all of the loot you have picked up during your quest. The only penalty to quitting is a small stress hit. Running is an option – And in many cases, a wise one at that.
If you quit now, you might as well not bother continuing and live under a rock playing tutorial levels for the rest of your life.ĭarkest Dungeon flips this on its head. Running from combat just means you suck too much to be able to complete the game. many just stick you in a boss fight and make you duke it out until one of you loses (don’t lie, it was normally you).īut even then. Running from battle meant you either faced a huge penalty or lost out on precious exp: Ultimately making you struggle later on in the long run. I’d wager most of us have grown up with games where running was never an option.
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