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Indeed!I recommending writing down... Hell, I had paper I used previously to map out DC because this place is huge.
So I have a completely different question now. About the mutagen puzzle. I think I understand what to do to get the right sequence, but am I supposed to manually write down the sequence of all the mutagen reagents when scanning them? I am at the mutagen combinator now, and while the contents of each mutagen reagent pops up when I select one for the sequence, it doesn't say which negative atoms it contains. Am I supposed to go back to hollow earth, scan every single reagent and type down their contents in notepad?
This seems like an overly daunting way to handle things, even by Underrail standards. Of course I can deduce which negative atoms the reagents contain through trial and error, but is this or scanning and writing it down necessary, or am I missing something?
Wow, sorry, I feel like a complete idiot now. The first try after making this post I beat IRIS.
Yet another fight won with force-wall scumming.
If you don't bother buying special ammunition whenever you go about doing the 'silvery rounds', you're doing it wrong.
And by 'silvery rounds' I refer to when you got from merchant to merchant buying the items you want/need, wait 60-90 minutes, rinse 'n repeat.
I do refer the deep caverns as the "DP" indeed and sorry for 'breaking it' to you but you will NOT be able to get out of the DP until your 'business' there has been concluded.
For what it's worth, you'll be able to continue playing after leaving the DP though.
Good luck.
Well that's unfortunate. The faceless commander told me I just needed to activate the power station to get an elevator back up. "Just" being a pretty tough run, ofc.
I don't know the formula but it definatelly pays off to max Psychokinesis as with 6 INT (8 with Junkyard Surprise) you'll have plenty of points left to max melee, dodge, evasion, stealth and get high crafting skills, lots of traps, hacking, lockpicking and maybe even some a bit throwing if you make a good use of the home basement and don't go overkill on crafting.
I'm aware that crafted metal gloves are stronger and with high quality components one can't go wrong with them, but you can't make them both, shocking and pneumatic like the Power Fist. Monks/brawlers are no longer CC experts. 20% stun chance every 3 hits renders Combo too weak to be considered seriously. Maybe for high DEX 4AP/hit build but not for a 10 AP one. The guaranteed incapacitation every fourth hit is more useful than ever. You can count 3 hits vs 1 target and then switch to another one to disable it up to 4 rounds dealing a 250% damage spike on that hit helps alot vs. high mechanic threshold. On the other hand the connective shock damage is too good to be left out when crafting so you have to decide. On the Power Fist there is also the +1 STR buff that contributes to both higher precission and weapon damage through higher skill AND through STR damage bonus itself.
Crafted metal gloves are ok but they can't compete against the Power Fist. That thing is seriously OP. Late game, together with rathound barbeque you'll end up with 17 total STR which also equals 100% additional Power Fist melee damage. Untill you get it, it's probably better to use crafted leather gloves (1 shock, 1 pneumatic) + eel sandwich. 11 DEX is enough to get down to 6 AP per hit resulting in 8 hits/turn. Once you get the Power First use one of the two unique leather gloves as the secondary weapon - the Claw or the Ripper's glove. The latter is superior when you have the serrated supersteel armor and easy time stacking and keeping Taste for Blood alive. Bear traps are also awesome to get TfB flowing as all it takes is one single bleed wound to start stacking.
I think it does it already when you hover your mouse over the quickbar icons. Otherwise I am not sure what are you talking about.
