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I would disagree that it's not recommended because it doesn't contain the dungeon keys. Is the way that they do the dungeon keys stupid? Yes. Is it still an insanely good deal to pay $10 for a bundle that normally costs $70 and if you bought each expansion individually would run you $145? Also yes, especially for new players. The dungeon keys are cool, but I'd be interested to see the data on what percentage of the community actually even runs the dungeons. Charlemagne has it at roughly 8% so this pack not including the dungeon keys probably doesn't matter to about 90% of players

Yep, end of year sales are going on, so it's a good time to pick it all up if anyone has been interested!

Yep, there is a ton of depth to Unicorn Overlord! And I agree, I think that once you learn the basics of TFT, it translates well to other similar games and sets within TFT itself.

Everyone has their own tastes, that said, I do like TFT, haha

Glad someone mentioned Warcraft 3 and Labrute lol

Ahh thanks! I knew DotA originated in Warcraft 3 but didn't realize there were autobattler mods that far back! Thanks for sharing!

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​@@YourFNGamers W3's multi opens everyone to share their custom map and people succeded to do a lot more than a str game. Like garry's mod but they were the first

For sure! I think it's a great place to start and there's plenty of options to expand it if you're enjoying the game!

Yeah, it may personal bias as I just like the world and characters of LoL better, but between Underlords and TFT, I prefer TFT and think is feels smoother. It has been awhile since I checked out Underlords though, haha

Yeah, it's definitely designed more like a roguelike where you keep doing runs to earn upgrades and eventually go for all the bosses in a single run

Interesting! I just looked it up and it does seem like it's trying to be like Majesty. Hopefully they can get some of the rough edges worked out before launch! What parts were giving you mixed feelings?

@YourFNGamers side away bugs, current state of ai and things like tooltips, map. it's fixable. It lacks the coziness of the original game a bit. Also, the hero models. In the original game I could easily see who's who. The models were very distinct. I kne who's got a level raised, who's running away with fear, who's foud a treasure or who's dead now. I think it doesn't have the significance and character of each heroe. and the ui kinda needs some work. But I'm following the project. Wanna see more games like this.

Yes, while it can be played single-player, the game does require you to be online to play it.

@@YourFNGamers that sucks lol I don't want to pay 80 bucks a year to play one game..lol thanks for your response!!

I believe the music used in this video is the song Hitman by Kevin MacLeod

@@YourFNGamers Thanks! I think you are right. I guess it's just similar to the Obscure Soundtrack ^^'

Yep, looks like there are some great deals going on for Black Friday/Cyber Monday/Fall Sale

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The Legacy Collection comes with all the major expansions through Lightfall, so if you get it, the only big expansion you'd be missing is The Final Shape. The benefit of The Light & Darkness Collection is that it's basically the Legacy Collection + The Final Shape + The Final Shape Season Passes. So if you're a new player looking to get the most bang for your buck, one of these big collections is the way to go, especially on sale where they are usually at least 50% off!

@@YourFNGamers Thanks a lot of clearing it up!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Good question! All of the Episode Passes for The Final Shape are included with the Annual Pass in addition to the Dungeon Key which will unlock both dungeons that come out during the expansion.

@@YourFNGamers Thanks!

But have those people played it?

It's a one time purchase that unlocks the two dungeons, Duality and Spire of the Watcher. Once you purchase it, you can run them as many times as you like!

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I haven't played it but I've heard the name before. I'll have to look into it!

I approached it from a new player perspective coming in for the first time since that was my personal experience and the target audience is one that is maybe seeing this game on sale or getting it through PS+ or something and is wondering if it's worth jumping into now or if they should spend their time and money somewhere else. If you have a perspective for returning players who played before all of the updates, please feel free to share!

If you buy the season pass, you'll get access to the current season called Episode: Revenant which started on October 8th, 2024 and will last until February 8th, 2025. Once the Episode is over, you'll no longer be able to earn the season's battle pass rewards, but you'll still have access to the missions and activities until they go away during the next big content update which I believe will be in June 2025. The Annual Pass is now the only way to access the previous season, Episode: Echoes, now that it is over and will grant you access at least until the next big content update which I believe is in June of 2025. The Annual Pass will also get you access to the current season and next one after that coming in February 2025 along with the 2 dungeons that will be released during the year of The Final Shape release.

I did and I had a good time with it! -Andrew

Art is subjective. If you really enjoyed the game and all of the things it does in the way it does them, congratulations, you're correct! And if we didn't, guess what, we're correct, too! Thanks for listening to almost 2 hours and commenting twice though! Really helps us in the algorithm!

Feel free to leave a link to your podcast where you give your enlightened take on the game. But like we mentioned at 2:30 in the episode, these are our opinions and if you can't handle opinions that differ from yours then maybe this isn't the show for you. Thanks for the engagement though :)

Yeah, I can definitely see that. I think I was hoping for more equipment like rewards and not just more boss combat that I didn't particularly enjoy, but that's not how the game was made. And that's okay, it's all subjective, so I am glad that it was rewarding to others!

Yes, from what I remember most of the items are just the consumables with the occasional crafting material or upgrade thrown in.

@@YourFNGamers i think making use of that much items is alr very impressive compared to elden ring theres way more junk there

Something I’ve definitely considered. As far as Thymesia, this game is probably tougher overall but I think Thymesia requires more boss memorization and perfect execution when it comes to combat.

With the release of The Final Shape, they made the campaign for Beyond Light free for all players and with it, the Stasis subclass. Previously, you needed to own Beyond Light in order to use Stasis, but now everyone can. That does not apply to Strand that came with Lightfall or the Prismatic subclass that comes with The Final Shape, as a purchase of those respective expansions is needed to unlock them.

I think it will for some since it's a wide release after World got a lot of exposure. But it is also still Monster Hunter, so those that don't vibe with the core loop of the other games will likely bounce off of this one as well. I do think there will be more resources and content creators playing this one which I think will help people get into it!

Devs said the maps are more than 3 times bigger than World's. No way, serioursly.

Obviously the feeling of a map is subjective, but for me I'll say that the map to me felt more open and the individual zones felt larger than the ones in Monster Hunter World. I also think that the monsters seemed to utilize more of the map in their wandering, and so that helped too, since in World a lot of times it felt like the map was smaller because a particular monster kinda just stayed in a couple of zones. Additionally, as another commenter pointed out, the devs have said the maps are larger, so they've got a more objective measure for it.

@@YourFNGamers while i do agree that if devs say map is larger its obviously larger but if its double as big and you walk double as fast then in essence its still the same size, and the individual zones i do agree feel better used and less seperate from the other zones, but map as a whole just didnt feel really any bigger to me

Yeah, for sure now that we have the Seikrets to ride around the maps, I can see how that would make it feel about the same to some people!

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@@ElevenEightNate that's a billingual problem :) when you speak two languages, sometimes you mess up comma placements

I agree! I’ve done videos on both of those games as well.

Evil West is the most laid back of those 3 games you mentioned. But all of them are worth playing.

Thought so that's why I put it to download last night Thanks for the reply though

I hope you enjoy it!

I just checked personally with my Xbox and while there is a single-player mode, you do need to be online to access it. I would imagine this is the same across other platforms. Sometimes the Switch will be the exception, but I'm not seeing any articles or indication of that being the case.

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​​@@YourFNGamersdamn...i got that same thing with ylands. Ylands is àn offline game and yet to access it they say i have to log online.

You shouldn't need to activate it after purchase. I believe all of the stuff that comes from that pack can be accessed in Xur's Treasure Hoard or in the Grasp of Avarice dungeon. There could be some other quests I'm forgetting about that would either be in your quest log or available for pickup at the terminal next to the postmaster in the tower. Hope this helps!

Thanks! Glad you think so!

The game that has given me the closest vibes to Majesty personally is Rimworld, since you're also building a town and can let your pawns do their own thing. I think Dwarf Fortress could be similar, too, but I haven't really given that one a try. If you find one for sure let me know though!

Yeah, it'd be nice if it was much simpler. I think The Legacy Collection helps, but I'd love to see them pivot to just including all the older expansions for free with the purchase of the newest one. That said, for what is essentially an MMO with no subscription, I understand doing it this way, but you're spot on with how confusing that makes it for new players.

TL;DR - If you own nothing and want to get everything (EXCEPT THE WITCH QUEEN AND LIGHTFALL DUNGEONS), The Light and Darkness Collection is a good way to do it. If you are unsure if you'll stick with the game, you may want to get The Legacy Collection and just The Final Shape without the Annual Pass and just purchase the Episode Passes for the episodes you're playing during. If you own some expansions already, you'll want to do the math. The Light and Darkness Collection is a new bundle that they released that contains: The Final Shape + Annual Pass ($100), Lightfall ($30), The Witch Queen ($30), 30th Anniversary Pack ($25), Beyond Light Pack ($20), Shadowkeep Pack ($20), and Forsaken Pack ($20). So it's basically the Legacy Collection combined with The Final Shape + Annual Pass. Purchasing everything separately at full price would run you $245 vs $150 if you buy this bundle, so you're definitely saving if you own nothing and want to get everything. You'd also be saving $10 with this bundle vs buying The Legacy Collection and The Final Shape + Annual Pass. If you already own bits a pieces of it, you'll definitely want to look at buying the pieces you're missing separately and determine what's a better bargain (As of October 2024, most of the expansions except for Lightfall and The Final Shape have been on sale for less than $5)

@@YourFNGamers thx