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Thanks for the shoutout and for playing the mod again! Can't believe it took you two videos and however long between the edits to finally find that lever in Lost Fleet - in the first you literally look at it and ignore it to loot a spider but then you got the match puzzle pretty much straight away! Reminds me of looking for some of the pull chains in base game Nord ruins that were right in front of the door, happens to everyone haha. The key for that locked door in Hotel was on the Reaper, you might have been able to grab it out the lava if you aimed at the right location as he should only get killed at the edge. Adding another key that wouldn't require toasting your fingers in lava would be a good idea though! There were some more changes in Blackfell Burrow too (it's the slightly different E3 version of Bleakfalls with some extras) like a thief before the door with some bandits who point out the claw and the end with the dragon priest and draugr who often like to fus ro dah people about but it seems the game was merciful on you and they weren't there for some reason. At least you got to see the spider dunk itself! I think you covered all the levels other than "Orcinium", Far Tower (plus the extra Lost Levels ones) and the final boss. Those first two are the ones you're missing if you're still stuck in there anyway! I enjoyed watching both parts regardless!

Yes go down the big creepy hole gg 😂 Oh and the bone wolf if memory serves me correctly gives you a buff for as long as it’s following you (I forget what the buff is though tbh)

Welcome to Zenozoik and all the freaks, monsters and abominations that it has to offer! There's nothing like Pseudo out there, except perhaps for the protagonist of point-and-click game Paradigm. I'm a *very* big fan of the game, in both the world and its story, and it makes me glad to see you enjoying it. You seem to have the hang of the animation canceling quite well. (Inputting a new attack the moment a previous attack hits the enemy), getting in a slight flow when fighting Blahgg (the guy that killed Grandpa). This game's a prequel to a series called Zeno Clash from 2009 and 2013. First person beat-em-ups set in the same world. First game's only about 5 or 6 hours, second one around 11 or so. Clash: AoC reaches around the 16 hours. These games have inspirations from stuff like prehistoric animals that aren't as well-known, alongside medieval monster art. Stuff like the works of Hieronymus Bosch, or the Drolatic Dreams of Pantagruel. Nothing like it out there, and i love it. Here's some stuff you may want to know: 1. All of the Stances have unique animation movesets. Different Combo, Directional Attacks, Charge Attack, Run Attack and Jump Attack between every single one. Every Stance does some stuff different. Out of the three Stances you could choose in the start: - Slash Stance is wide, clawing moves that keeps a lower profile and moves a bit zig-zaggy. - Boxing is the allrounder - Spear Stance has, on average, the furthest reach of *any* stance in the game. You can stand back quite far to hit foes. But as you've experienced too: the damage, while high, is focused straight ahead. Doesn't cover the flanks very well. 2. Parrying fills up the bar on the bottom left that allows you to go first person. It's a callback to Zeno Clash 1 and 2. 3. Picking up a weapon replaces the main combo with weapon strikes. But all the other attacks (Run, Directional, Charge and Jump attacks) remain the same. 4. There are a Stance and Special Attack you already have access to: - At the place where Grandpa died, there's a cave entrance. Go up it and there is a Totem on that plateau. - Behind the hippo-sized boar. When you were there at nighttime, at about 28:32, you could hear a faint, echoing sound. That sound means there's a Totem to find in daytime. During daytime, Totems have a glow that flashes over them every other moment. 5. There should be a Lock-On option. If you look at your controls in the Options, you ought to find what toggles the lock-on. Helps keep Pseudo stick to a particular target. Also helpful for the dodge attacks! 6, finally: the Guard Ring that halves incoming damage and makes you take less stun is nice and replenishes on its own, so it's an important asset to keep focus on. But if you want to be more aggressive, that's just as fine a way to play. In that case, i can strongly recommend training that dodge canceling mechanic i mentioned in the first paragraph of this message. Wish you a lot of fun and good luck in all that Zenozoik has yet to offer you! It's not going to get easier, but it's not as hard as a Soulslike. You'll get through and I hope it's a journey you'll remember fondly.

What mod is this never seen it before

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pretty underrated

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Nah John have the illegal transmitter