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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2022
- This video discusses common newbie mistakes for Cult of the Lamb. These aren't all of the mistakes of course, but mitigating these should make one's life much easier. Stay tuned for more quick Cult guides and content :)
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Personally I think that the elderly should still have a purpose, that being they can no longer do physical work but are twice as effective at spiritual work.
One tip I have is get the Grass Eater doctrine. Completely negates the negative effects of grass meals, and if for some reason at the time you're struggling to make other meals, but you have a lot of grass, it becomes a life saver.
Number 1 Trick I should have realized sooner: The exits of rooms ind the dungeons sometimes have decorations hanging around, which signal what the next room is (Stars for card, weapons for smithy etc.). Really easy to notice, but still took me far too long.
i know you arent supposed to spend like 95% of the game in the base but god is it fun. i find just doing stuff around base and talking to the cultists just as if not more fun than the crusades. im definitely a character and plot over gameplay person when it comes to games in general. to be entirely honest, the only reason i do crusades is to advance the plot and meet new characters, and im practically just as invested in my follows as the actual characters.
One thing that’s kinda annoying is that if you have 8 followers and 8 sleeping bags. You’ll lose faith if you try to upgrade one of the sleeping bags to a shelter.. since the game registers that you no longer have enough beds for your followers until you finish building the shelter. Normally it wouldn’t be a problem if you have a high faith level but it can cause issues if you’re already Low on faith as you can have a cult member start dissenting.
The teleport back to base upgrade is really useful after completing the first area, since the bishops show up throughtout later on and do things like make followers hungry or sick, and now you just tp home and fux it rather than panic and rush the rest of the crusade
Another thing I want to tell beginners once you unlock the ability to sacrifice a follower upon death in a crusade don’t pick one of your favorites because there is no resurrection for them. You can only resurrect followers you have sacrificed in rituals or died in your camp either by murder or natural death.
I definitely spent too much time in base during my first playthrough. My followers were always dissenting or dying while I was in the middle of a cruscade. Hell the only way I could beat Bishop Heket in peace was by putting them under Mind control with the mushrooms. By then I had all filled all the doctrines and divine inspiration. Now I've 10,000 in gold and my lumber and stone is is the 700 range
This guide is now completely irrelevant as the game has had multiple very expansive updates. A revisit might be a good idea.
I personally just started out by making a massive farm, and having one person worship, and then proceeded to unlock everything before going to the second area of the game
Early on I gained a follower who had a problem with sacrifices, lost 5% faith after a sacrifice. A couple minutes later I unlocked the sacrifice mechanic. After finishing the crusade I found out which follower it was, and sacrificed him. Let’s just call it… a test of faith…
One thing that helped me:
I’d love to see a way for the followers to make their own food, probably at a reduced rate regardless, but have to go down an upgrade path for what recipes they can use.
Well, my mistake I make every single time and it's not just in this game is that I'm focusing on swinging my weapon and running into enemies mindlessly, not paying attention to those enemies who shoot projectiles, and I'm starting to play more carefully only when I'm on half a heart.
One thing you haven't mentioned aswell is that when you're new there's a stage where your followers are less likely to dissent against you and they're easier to maintain, it's a really good idea to go on as many crusades as possible in the first area and recruit as many new followers as you can before progressing to the next stage but don't immediately indoctrinate them because they actually join a very long queue when you save them, I believe it's a good idea because it provides a way of indoctrinating more members while you also work on the base and that way if you have them queued up you wont need to worry too much about crusades for abit and it's fairly steady as long as you only gradually indoctrinate
Small combat tip I found is that dashing cancels all attack animations, but attacking cancels the dash animation. This means you can attack dash and attack again in a very short amount of time. I found this really helps with the axe and sword weapons, but doing it with gauntlets is shit and the dagger sometimes doesn't have enough range to follow up.
This is without a doubt my favorite indie of 2022 but I have to say there are some run breaking bugs that I've run into about five separate times and it really really needs to get fixed. But other than that I absolutely love this game and I hope it gets more content
Another tip: be weary about what fleece you use, your fleece can overall change your ways of combat like the glass canon fleece.
Here is some mistakes l learned when l was playing on the hardest difficulty.
Ok this is like the 10th gameplay I’ve seen of this so far so I’m just going to point it out. I noticed in the tarot card room, after playing for a while, a stack of cards appears to the left side of the tarot card man. You can walk up to it, pay gold and pull again. It has a little cool down. So you’re not ‘supposed’ to do it more than once, but if you find it, pull it, play the whole area, and come back, you should be able to do it again. I’ve done this multiple times. At one point I had 8 tarot cards.