All my old youtube subs from years ago have stopped making even a fraction of content that they used to. Everyday you produce the same quality for years You tha man NL
Java Monsoon I'd be jaded too if my community incessantly yelled at me for making mistakes in video games. Some of these fucks need to relax. "Oh but we're just trying to help him get better" Bitch be fucking civil about it then.
I remember a couple years ago when he set up a rather antagonistic relationship with his viewership, it seemed to be OK for the last year or so, but it ebbs and flows
assiaisin degyara Because "Let's look at-s" he plans ahead, records offline and plays a bit of the game beforehand. This was done on stream, and he went into it lionBlind.
yeah.. this 'NL tries' just seems like a much lazier and lower-effort version of the proper 'let's look at's' not a fan, do a proper lets look at, in the the process give the games a fair shot inasmuch that you take time to understand and become invested in them (if only for a short while). playing while on stream doesn't do any of those things, and IMO does both the games and viewers a disservice.
I finished Moonlighter a week or so ago, and I have to say that it really isn't worth playing... At least, if you do play it, just do a couple dungeon runs and open shop a couple times, then refund the game, because it almost literally doesn't change whatsoever. Basically, what you see in this video is all the game ever is... Maybe it changes slightly, and I mean very slightly... -The 4 dungeons (which are purely just a change in skin and enemy variants, well the desert dungeon has a little monolith in some rooms that you have to press A on, but really, what does that actually matter?) consist of just a few room types: An empty room, a room with enemies that may have a chest, a fountain that can heal you, a room with a tent and book, and a secret room. -These all always show up (I'm unsure about the secret rooms, but I know that at least one shows up per dungeon run), btw the room with the tent and book is utterly useless, yet still has a jingle when you find it, as though it matters. -The fountain just restores your health (obviously), but it's guarantied to show up, so it's not special either. -So you're left with pretty much just rooms with enemies, and secret rooms (which also only have a few different variation to them, so it's not special to find a secret, not really)... That's not really what I'd call variety, it doesn't even change the further in you go. -Also, there's only 3 floors per run, and about a dozen rooms (if that) per floor, so I even hesitate to call them "dungeons". -I haven't even mentioned anything else, which is pretty much the same, extremely shallow. -The weapons hardly change from the few upgrades that they get, you don't get more than the basic attack and a lame special attack... -The potions consist of just healing potions, and those to show you through the dungeon, that's it. -Upgrading the town is simply to pay 5 merchants to show up, 3 of which you get immediately. -The shop upgrading involves increasing the size as well as buying a 'sale bin', 'better cash register', 'bed', and 'chest'... Though those four upgrades are also very linear and offer a marginal difference, like getting a little more money from sales. -What's worse is that nothing you pay for affects the town, merchants show up sure, but that's about it, it doesn't feel like your reviving the town or making it better... The inside of the shop changes a little, but it still feels very incomplete. -The only good things about this game, is the music which is incredible, and the art style/animation which is pretty good, though in some places not so much. -It looks and sounds good at least, which is almost sad, because it feels like they're selling you on the art/music, not the gameplay, which says a lot. -In the end, if they had a demo of this game, I think that it would ruin it, because there's not much to show. -The dungeon runs, and opening shop doesn't change whatsoever after the tutorial, you don't get new mechanics, nothing. -I hate to call the devs "lazy", because I don't really think that that's really true, but it really does feel like an early access game that, at first sight, looks complete until you actually get into it. -I spent about 16 hours playing this game, I regret it, especially because you get nothing, there's no incentive to keep playing, you can't even re-fight bosses, so what little challenge that there was fades away -Stay away from the game, or at least play for less than 2 hours so that you can refund it, and trust me, nothing changes... Maybe something will change in an update, but what's present very clearly isn't enough.
I think treating this like a roguelike is a bit of a mistake. This isnt like a roguelike with near-infinite replayability or variety. This is much more like Recettear, a lot of the "fun" is here for people with the greedy hoarder ocd mindset and the shop stuff.
legion999 my problem is that there’s so little items that if you’re smart about it you could figure out the prices in two days. But +15 points for the Star Wars prequel reference after you unlock the desert dungeon when you speak to the npcs in the town.
legion999 I understand, though I didn't really go into it thinking that it would be a rougelike, but especially after playing it, it does have the blood of one at least, so calling it a "rougelike" honestly isn't too far off. I was more just interested in the dungeon hunting and opening shop combination, but the problem is that half the game is delving into dungeons, and if that's shallow, then it greatly affects the rest of it. Plus not having anything interesting to spend money on is also a big part of it. I wish that there was at least a little more customization, you can get some decor to place in the shop, but there's not a lot of that. -One thing that I forgot to mention in my original post that sort of relates to this, is that one of the reasons that I finally got it was because on a podcast (I'm pretty sure that it was the Roundtable), someone mentioned that what you sell and in what quantity you sell it in affects it's value . So if you didn't sell weapons that they'd stop trying to buy weapons altogether (because they'd make their own, I think that they said?), or if you just sold one item over and over, then over-saturation in the market would kick in and the value would suffer, but this wasn't the case. I won't blame the game for this misunderstanding, because someone was somewhat praising the game for something that I find out doesn't exist really. Though I could have just misheard greatly, but I doubt that. I really just should have looked more thoroughly at reviews before buying in hindsight.
Another thing that I forgot to bring up, was that townspeople have no personality. As far as shops go, I do love that the music alters as you approach a vender, but other than that the only thing that you get from the merchants is the opening message when buying. That's about it though, as everyone else walking around don't have anything to them, they all (or mostly) use recycled lines, so one person will say the same thing that another does, which doesn't help me imagine the place as a living, breathing town or whatever it is. They don't need the depth and mechanics that Stardew Valley has, because that's a different type of game, but maybe just a little of that would help. I could accept a lot of this if it wasn't for the price, $20 USD isn't exactly worth what you get I think, and I say that just because there are many games of the same price, if not cheaper that offer more. I say that, but it is nice to get something similar to Recettear, even though that wasn't my main motivation for getting it in the first place, I liked learning what prices are good to sell for on each of the items, but after you find that out you can just dump them and wait for the items to get snatched up and bought.
Moonlighter is such an amazing game on paper... but did they let anybody playtest the game? The battle system feels terrible and the intricacy of managing supply and demand is completely gone when you can sell first floor items for 500-3000 gold while other items sell for around 10 gold, but you can’t even hoard it due to the storage constraints. A whole lot of potential just went down the drain. I would rate it as a top notch flash game but nowhere worth 20$. Buy it on sale if you’re interested.
Top rate flash game! HA! Perfect analogy. If I found this on Newgrounds I'd be impressed and pay attention to the developer to see what they have coming in the future, but paying $20 for it? A bit insulting considering the other games I could buy for the same price.
Bugger this seemed so cool and I was excited to see him maybe start a series of it but if NL doesn't enjoy playing then I'll just wait for the next fun series!
I’m currently at the tech dungeon. I would rate this game 7/10. I’m having fun and the shop gimmick is cool but the dungeon should be have more variance of enemies and loot.
When i worked at a sears outlet.. people always tried to haggle.. cause that whats they thought an outlet was. we couldnt change prices if we wanted to. people always acted like i was making that up.. my favorite was when people said. well it wass 300 cheeper at this other store/ "huh... should have bought it there"
hey does anyone have any games that are like this but only the owning the shop part? i don't really dig the combat but like NL i really love the shop part.
"No, you clearly don't know who you're talking to, so let me clue you in. The cursed item is not at the top of the backpack, Skyler. I AM THE BACKPACK! A guy opens his door and gets shot and you think that of me? No. I am the one who sorts!! " - Northerlion (almost)
In spite of many significant similarites, Recettear's game design differs dramatically when it comes to overarchin' strucha'. I enjoy both games quite a bit, but I'd recommend both differently.
I like this game quite abit, had good fun building up my shop and the city around it, the dungeons get more challinging and the weapon variants are fun to try out, but ill get why nl isnt a big fan most rogue lite games have tons of gamechanging items wich make every run different, the melee focused rather slow combat can be a bit one dimentional.But i still enjoyed it quite a bit only thing i didnt like is that u cant fight bosses again after killing them.
This is like an old-ish anime-ish game where you were a girl and you owned a shop, but you would go into a dungeon to get crap to sell. Anybody know what I'm talking about? Edit, I found it: Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale
the shop part i very much like but playing first hand this is easily one of the worst combat i have played in a while. The combat is boring and easy but is still frustrating because you cant hit diagonal
dude no way, as soon as the old man walked up to him outside i was thinking i hope he takes the broom away and gives and sword and does the zelda on him. and i did it.
Tbh I really enjoy this game. Not really getting all the bad combat and managing complaints having no issues with any of those things. The game has a cool combination of Zelda/ stardewvally going on. Secondly the game is an adventure game with rogue like elements. Not a rogue like. So ur ment to just play through it and be done. Also it seems like I'm the only one to have discovered that you can do switch combos by timing ur weapon switch after ur first attack. So something like A,LB,LB the timing is based on the weapons used.
NL, Recettear *is* very Anime but it's one of my favourite games of all time. It's age holds up well in my opinion as I first played it 7 years after it's release (It was ported to Steam in 2010 but it came out in JP in 2007) and had a blast. You spend most of your time selling things in the shop and haggling with each customer, each type of customer having their own best selling point. Ex. Children don't have much to money so their purchase point is lower than average, Old men and housewives will be curmudgeons and try and squeeze a better deal out of you (even if they're willing to pay the first price you set). Eventually customers will place orders for amounts of specific items at a later date that you can fill and Customers will sell items back at you. There is a dungeon mechanic with various different adventurers you can use but if you didn't want to do them you could get away with buying and re-selling items the whole game and never dungeoning (albeit the financial rewards for dungeoning are very good). You can craft to make even more valuable things to sell, there's world events that influence whether things are selling above or below market price (Ex. "News flash: Looming war in the north has increased the demand for Steel Swords"). Usually you can pick it up on sale for $5, at that price you can try it and even if it's not your cup of tea you can get a video or two (or stream whatever) for not much lost. There's also a demo on steam if you want to do that (though I haven't played the demo myself so I don't know how deep it is).
Recettear is one of my all time favorites too and it's what got me into Moonlighter recently! I seem to have a knack for finding great games years after release and wishing I had played them sooner... but great to see another Recettear enjoyer wishing NL would give it a shot!
bananapatch1207 Recettear is extremely good, but is very Anime (and there's no English VO, which is fine with me but some people don't like that) even though it came out 10+ years ago it still holds up as really fun. You can usually get it on sale for 5 bucks and I liked it more than Moonlighter
i've never even HEARD of this game! seems to be pretty original. i dont recall another capitalist roguelike. it looks like Bastion with the gameplay of classic Zelda. it reminds me of Illusion of Gaia, but i think thats only because the guy's name is Will. game looks great. might pick it up. additionally, Fuel's first album is really good. notable singles: Sunburn, Jesus or a Gun, Shimmer. classic 90s pure, unadulterated butt-rock!
All my old youtube subs from years ago have stopped making even a fraction of content that they used to.
Everyday you produce the same quality for years
You tha man NL
Java Monsoon doubt it
Java Monsoon I'd be jaded too if my community incessantly yelled at me for making mistakes in video games.
Some of these fucks need to relax.
"Oh but we're just trying to help him get better"
Bitch be fucking civil about it then.
Man doesn't even want to edit, think he'll want to plan a vacation??
I remember a couple years ago when he set up a rather antagonistic relationship with his viewership, it seemed to be OK for the last year or so, but it ebbs and flows
Java Monsoon He did recently went on a vacation with Kate. He often goes on vacation like 2 times a year i think?
You missed a tinted pot.
Some sort of... bad pot play?
It's cool that you are trying it, but are we "looking at it"?
Have you seen the video? Didn't seem like he was looking at the game a whole lot while playing
that is true, why wasnt it just a lets look at.
assiaisin degyara
Because "Let's look at-s" he plans ahead, records offline and plays a bit of the game beforehand. This was done on stream, and he went into it lionBlind.
Semyon Galtsev fair enough
yeah.. this 'NL tries' just seems like a much lazier and lower-effort version of the proper 'let's look at's'
not a fan, do a proper lets look at, in the the process give the games a fair shot inasmuch that you take time to understand and become invested in them (if only for a short while). playing while on stream doesn't do any of those things, and IMO does both the games and viewers a disservice.
I finished Moonlighter a week or so ago, and I have to say that it really isn't worth playing... At least, if you do play it, just do a couple dungeon runs and open shop a couple times, then refund the game, because it almost literally doesn't change whatsoever. Basically, what you see in this video is all the game ever is... Maybe it changes slightly, and I mean very slightly...
-The 4 dungeons (which are purely just a change in skin and enemy variants, well the desert dungeon has a little monolith in some rooms that you have to press A on, but really, what does that actually matter?) consist of just a few room types: An empty room, a room with enemies that may have a chest, a fountain that can heal you, a room with a tent and book, and a secret room. -These all always show up (I'm unsure about the secret rooms, but I know that at least one shows up per dungeon run), btw the room with the tent and book is utterly useless, yet still has a jingle when you find it, as though it matters. -The fountain just restores your health (obviously), but it's guarantied to show up, so it's not special either. -So you're left with pretty much just rooms with enemies, and secret rooms (which also only have a few different variation to them, so it's not special to find a secret, not really)... That's not really what I'd call variety, it doesn't even change the further in you go. -Also, there's only 3 floors per run, and about a dozen rooms (if that) per floor, so I even hesitate to call them "dungeons".
-I haven't even mentioned anything else, which is pretty much the same, extremely shallow. -The weapons hardly change from the few upgrades that they get, you don't get more than the basic attack and a lame special attack... -The potions consist of just healing potions, and those to show you through the dungeon, that's it. -Upgrading the town is simply to pay 5 merchants to show up, 3 of which you get immediately. -The shop upgrading involves increasing the size as well as buying a 'sale bin', 'better cash register', 'bed', and 'chest'... Though those four upgrades are also very linear and offer a marginal difference, like getting a little more money from sales. -What's worse is that nothing you pay for affects the town, merchants show up sure, but that's about it, it doesn't feel like your reviving the town or making it better... The inside of the shop changes a little, but it still feels very incomplete.
-The only good things about this game, is the music which is incredible, and the art style/animation which is pretty good, though in some places not so much. -It looks and sounds good at least, which is almost sad, because it feels like they're selling you on the art/music, not the gameplay, which says a lot.
-In the end, if they had a demo of this game, I think that it would ruin it, because there's not much to show. -The dungeon runs, and opening shop doesn't change whatsoever after the tutorial, you don't get new mechanics, nothing. -I hate to call the devs "lazy", because I don't really think that that's really true, but it really does feel like an early access game that, at first sight, looks complete until you actually get into it. -I spent about 16 hours playing this game, I regret it, especially because you get nothing, there's no incentive to keep playing, you can't even re-fight bosses, so what little challenge that there was fades away
-Stay away from the game, or at least play for less than 2 hours so that you can refund it, and trust me, nothing changes...
Maybe something will change in an update, but what's present very clearly isn't enough.
I think treating this like a roguelike is a bit of a mistake. This isnt like a roguelike with near-infinite replayability or variety. This is much more like Recettear, a lot of the "fun" is here for people with the greedy hoarder ocd mindset and the shop stuff.
legion999 my problem is that there’s so little items that if you’re smart about it you could figure out the prices in two days.
But +15 points for the Star Wars prequel reference after you unlock the desert dungeon when you speak to the npcs in the town.
Smonkh
But there's like two hundred items tho. Not that you need to figure out all of them, just the high-end ones.
legion999
I understand, though I didn't really go into it thinking that it would be a rougelike, but especially after playing it, it does have the blood of one at least, so calling it a "rougelike" honestly isn't too far off. I was more just interested in the dungeon hunting and opening shop combination, but the problem is that half the game is delving into dungeons, and if that's shallow, then it greatly affects the rest of it. Plus not having anything interesting to spend money on is also a big part of it.
I wish that there was at least a little more customization, you can get some decor to place in the shop, but there's not a lot of that.
-One thing that I forgot to mention in my original post that sort of relates to this, is that one of the reasons that I finally got it was because on a podcast (I'm pretty sure that it was the Roundtable), someone mentioned that what you sell and in what quantity you sell it in affects it's value . So if you didn't sell weapons that they'd stop trying to buy weapons altogether (because they'd make their own, I think that they said?), or if you just sold one item over and over, then over-saturation in the market would kick in and the value would suffer, but this wasn't the case. I won't blame the game for this misunderstanding, because someone was somewhat praising the game for something that I find out doesn't exist really. Though I could have just misheard greatly, but I doubt that.
I really just should have looked more thoroughly at reviews before buying in hindsight.
Another thing that I forgot to bring up, was that townspeople have no personality.
As far as shops go, I do love that the music alters as you approach a vender, but other than that the only thing that you get from the merchants is the opening message when buying. That's about it though, as everyone else walking around don't have anything to them, they all (or mostly) use recycled lines, so one person will say the same thing that another does, which doesn't help me imagine the place as a living, breathing town or whatever it is. They don't need the depth and mechanics that Stardew Valley has, because that's a different type of game, but maybe just a little of that would help.
I could accept a lot of this if it wasn't for the price, $20 USD isn't exactly worth what you get I think, and I say that just because there are many games of the same price, if not cheaper that offer more. I say that, but it is nice to get something similar to Recettear, even though that wasn't my main motivation for getting it in the first place, I liked learning what prices are good to sell for on each of the items, but after you find that out you can just dump them and wait for the items to get snatched up and bought.
Moonlighter? I don't even know her!
Ancient pot? I thought that wasn't legal in Canada yet Kappa
It's hilarious to see how every customer, young and old, wise and foolish, knows exactly where the market price for every item is, except you.
Demand partially determines the price of a good
Moonlighter is such an amazing game on paper... but did they let anybody playtest the game? The battle system feels terrible and the intricacy of managing supply and demand is completely gone when you can sell first floor items for 500-3000 gold while other items sell for around 10 gold, but you can’t even hoard it due to the storage constraints. A whole lot of potential just went down the drain.
I would rate it as a top notch flash game but nowhere worth 20$. Buy it on sale if you’re interested.
Top rate flash game! HA! Perfect analogy. If I found this on Newgrounds I'd be impressed and pay attention to the developer to see what they have coming in the future, but paying $20 for it? A bit insulting considering the other games I could buy for the same price.
I like it how he opens the first sentence of his description with "Hello," and then proceeds to continue on.
This game looks right up my alley, I'm gonna pick it up as soon as the linux version comes out. Thanks for introducing it to me.
Bugger this seemed so cool and I was excited to see him maybe start a series of it but if NL doesn't enjoy playing then I'll just wait for the next fun series!
I would watch a lot more of this!
I’m currently at the tech dungeon. I would rate this game 7/10. I’m having fun and the shop gimmick is cool but the dungeon should be have more variance of enemies and loot.
Hopefully you do a full play through
When i worked at a sears outlet.. people always tried to haggle.. cause that whats they thought an outlet was. we couldnt change prices if we wanted to. people always acted like i was making that up.. my favorite was when people said. well it wass 300 cheeper at this other store/ "huh... should have bought it there"
How about a complete moonlighters serie?
hey does anyone have any games that are like this but only the owning the shop part? i don't really dig the combat but like NL i really love the shop part.
"No, you clearly don't know who you're talking to, so let me clue you in.
The cursed item is not at the top of the backpack, Skyler.
I AM THE BACKPACK!
A guy opens his door and gets shot and you think that of me?
No. I am the one who sorts!! " - Northerlion (almost)
Guess the best shopkeeper/dungeon delve roguelite is still Torneko's Mysterious Dungeon from 1993.
I would very love to see a let's play of this
This game was really fun to watch, hope to see more of it in the future
Was hoping you'd play this.
What happened to going back to enter the gungeon
Hi NL! I loooooooove you! 💜💛💙💚
John Smith I love me some omelette too!
I want to like this but the likes are at 69 D:
wow, NL actually sounded pissed towards the end, dont think ive heard that before
This reminds me of that one game Kate played, Recettear
In spite of many significant similarites, Recettear's game design differs dramatically when it comes to overarchin' strucha'. I enjoy both games quite a bit, but I'd recommend both differently.
NL’s kratos impression is actually A+
I like this game quite abit, had good fun building up my shop and the city around it, the dungeons get more challinging and the weapon variants are fun to try out, but ill get why nl isnt a big fan most rogue lite games have tons of gamechanging items wich make every run different, the melee focused rather slow combat can be a bit one dimentional.But i still enjoyed it quite a bit only thing i didnt like is that u cant fight bosses again after killing them.
White-haired kid with a broom, literally Young from Anodyne.
8:55 Yooo, that was a solid Kratos impression
NL does have a pretty deep voice we tend to over look that because the random shits he says distracts us
This is like an old-ish anime-ish game where you were a girl and you owned a shop, but you would go into a dungeon to get crap to sell. Anybody know what I'm talking about?
Edit, I found it: Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale
Is this replacing The Binding of Isaac?
The ghost is coming?
The video is literally an hour long and all I remember at the end is NL's banter. This game is really underwhelming
the shop part i very much like but playing first hand this is easily one of the worst combat i have played in a while. The combat is boring and easy but is still frustrating because you cant hit diagonal
Well, to be fair... NL’s banter is better than 99% of the games out there.
sabbry sabs well this looks like its trying to be the classic zelda, where you cant attack diagonally. I think its neato
Director [Redacted] you can't in Issac either. Most of these games you can't. The combat is fine though. You can sorta attack diagonal btw
Is this replacing Let's Look At?
dude no way, as soon as the old man walked up to him outside i was thinking i hope he takes the broom away and gives and sword and does the zelda on him. and i did it.
Series would be dope!
i would love a series about this game! Even though i always thought that Moonlighting is something with Booze :D
What ABOUT sea of thieves, that game with the free trial... please finish your thoughts NL...
Zenon seems like a pretty bright dude.
would be super fucking cool if they did a combo of wizard of legend and this
Tbh I really enjoy this game. Not really getting all the bad combat and managing complaints having no issues with any of those things. The game has a cool combination of Zelda/ stardewvally going on. Secondly the game is an adventure game with rogue like elements. Not a rogue like. So ur ment to just play through it and be done. Also it seems like I'm the only one to have discovered that you can do switch combos by timing ur weapon switch after ur first attack. So something like A,LB,LB the timing is based on the weapons used.
is this replacing greys anatomy?
NL, Recettear *is* very Anime but it's one of my favourite games of all time. It's age holds up well in my opinion as I first played it 7 years after it's release (It was ported to Steam in 2010 but it came out in JP in 2007) and had a blast. You spend most of your time selling things in the shop and haggling with each customer, each type of customer having their own best selling point. Ex. Children don't have much to money so their purchase point is lower than average, Old men and housewives will be curmudgeons and try and squeeze a better deal out of you (even if they're willing to pay the first price you set). Eventually customers will place orders for amounts of specific items at a later date that you can fill and Customers will sell items back at you.
There is a dungeon mechanic with various different adventurers you can use but if you didn't want to do them you could get away with buying and re-selling items the whole game and never dungeoning (albeit the financial rewards for dungeoning are very good).
You can craft to make even more valuable things to sell, there's world events that influence whether things are selling above or below market price (Ex. "News flash: Looming war in the north has increased the demand for Steel Swords"). Usually you can pick it up on sale for $5, at that price you can try it and even if it's not your cup of tea you can get a video or two (or stream whatever) for not much lost. There's also a demo on steam if you want to do that (though I haven't played the demo myself so I don't know how deep it is).
Recettear is one of my all time favorites too and it's what got me into Moonlighter recently! I seem to have a knack for finding great games years after release and wishing I had played them sooner... but great to see another Recettear enjoyer wishing NL would give it a shot!
NL Recettear PLZ! If you liked the item selling portion of this, you'll definitely love that.
A little gungeon feels from the starting story
Make a series out of this game
Wasn't the plot of this game the exact same as another rogue lite you played recentlly
what happened to labeling videos as stream vods?
I'm with NL on this, are there any games just about the selling and money managing that aren't chart simulator 2018
bananapatch1207 Recettear is extremely good, but is very Anime (and there's no English VO, which is fine with me but some people don't like that) even though it came out 10+ years ago it still holds up as really fun. You can usually get it on sale for 5 bucks and I liked it more than Moonlighter
Do a lets play of this game NL! :D
NL please can you oil your door hinges, I keep thinking there is someone in my house.
*THERE IS!*
Not cool Sinclair, not cool :-P
;)
It's taken me 22 years of life to realise what LT and LB stand for.....
Bebop biezibuff what does it stand for?
left trigger and left button
Look for Ray at "Brownman" and his playthrough of Detroit. Endings of Detroit can get much worse.
wretched egg is in a bad mood today
Northern, Detroit got you like all of Cage's games get everyone... Will people ever learn this? People thought Omikron was good too back in the day
......... do you even know what bartering is? And the difference between bartering and haggling?
NL get the Spear upgrade for the broom before you hate on the roguelite part. Really makes the game playable. Feels bad until then.
"Played it enough to hate it" ???
“His name is will?”
oh i love this game so much. just watched baer finishing it. now i can watch your play through yay!
Ayeverybody! Welcome back to Let’s Look At: Moonlighter...
Did they fall for it? Oh no they can still hear me. Daang.
Old Dude??!!!?!??!
5:09 oh hey didn't know NL was IN the game
I like that description
has anyone else realized that NL has been at around700,000 subs for, like, forever
Shopkeep?
Man this game sure reminds me of Recettear... at least what NL is doing does haha.
8:09 It'd appear there ARH EHNAGEE KWYSTALS
Boi always price high. If it's too expensive you get to keep it and return price it. If it's too cheap you're fucked until you get another.
Huh? People hate Wizard of Legend and moonlighter?
legion999 yeah , because both seem to have lots of potential but are really shallow
The dark souls of tutorials
I actually think this game looks amazing.
more please egg :)
Hey nl check out shoppe keep if you r joy the selling portion of the game
I did the same, played for one hour, nice little game, then deleted it forever and went back to Dead Cells / Shovel Knight.
feels like discount recettear
Lol if I record any more TH-cam videos I’m going to die he says
Why not lets look at
i've never even HEARD of this game! seems to be pretty original. i dont recall another capitalist roguelike. it looks like Bastion with the gameplay of classic Zelda. it reminds me of Illusion of Gaia, but i think thats only because the guy's name is Will. game looks great. might pick it up.
additionally, Fuel's first album is really good. notable singles: Sunburn, Jesus or a Gun, Shimmer. classic 90s pure, unadulterated butt-rock!
Moonlighter... More like GASLIGHTER!! HIO!!
Lol blindly throws cursed items into bag
Is this reccetear?
"But as a capitalist"
UNSUBBED
(Obviously this is a joke)
game looks a little... boring?
Recettear had far stronger writing, wonder how spicy it is before translation...
"I'm not gonna let myself be Kelly Marie Tran'd right now. I deserve to be in this industry-"
wew lad that's hatespeech in 2018
Haggling is arguing over price. Bartering is exchanging one good for another good. Come on man. You Canadians.
hey it's that game that's worse than xcom soccer
Wait for the third section of this stream
IF it ever comes :c
Another Career Suicide?
Such a shame , this game couldve been so much better , but if you like the concept, you could try recettear
Thanks NL
Melon head would be proud
this started off seeming like a lot of fun....by 40minutes it was just boring. love the art style on it
DOUBLE BANGER
Plays bad recettear with pixel graphics but says it hasn't aged well? omegalul
Really suffers from the comparison with recettear.
The combat doesn't seem that much better and dungeoning isn't the forefront in that game.
so from what i see this is like a non anime recettear
50:20
MORE. MORE. MORE MORE MORE.
Really you are quoting a false flag?