Living in the Dungeon Run ~ Now with Ver. 0.1 of the rules
Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 12:49 pm
The Living in the Dungeon Challenge:
This challenge is meant for veteran players who know the set up of the Dungeon quite well and understand each class's strengths and weaknesses. In other words: Don't expect to win.
Now then, the challenge is basically what it says, you live in the dungeon. It is in essence what a Dungeon Crawl and Roguelike is, entering the dungeon and not leaving until the task is complete. Fun right?
Rules:
1. You may never leave the Labyrinth unless you have to fulfill a mandatory mission. Warp Wires are not allowed as that would be leaving the Labyrinth.
2. If you must go down to the surface, you can only go down to accept or report the mission, you may not shop, stay at the inn, use the hospital, the explorer guild or fulfill quests at the bar.
3. Whatever events take place in the Labyrinth are perfectly acceptable for the player to use, even if they find an area that continually restores HP and TP, they can use it. I am not sure if there are any in EOII.
4. You may buy any equipment you want the first time in town because you haven't left for the dungeon yet.
5. Using a password is up to you. Neither end really seems to have much of a difference in difficulty.
Setups that you may change to meet your liking:
1. You can decide whether or not you can save at the inn every time you fulfill or accept a mission. This can relieve a lot the stress of knowing that you'll lose EVERYTHING if you lose once. Of course, suspending is more realistic cause when you're dead, you're dead, and it's far more satisfying to barely survive a battle with so much at stake. Whatever you like.
2. You can always not buy any equipment at the beginning to make the game far more strategic and harder.
And also a set of tips:
1. Make good use of your passive skills. Skills like Patch Up and Regenall will make up for your limited TP.
2. The Take areas on the first floor may give you a sour fruit which restores TP, make good use of it.
3. Know what treasures lie about in the up coming floors, since your team will be relying on them for better items and equipment.
Feel free to add suggestions to any of the lists above if I missed something. Also, I'd like to have this topic pinned for anyone who might come along and give the challenge a try.
This challenge is meant for veteran players who know the set up of the Dungeon quite well and understand each class's strengths and weaknesses. In other words: Don't expect to win.
Now then, the challenge is basically what it says, you live in the dungeon. It is in essence what a Dungeon Crawl and Roguelike is, entering the dungeon and not leaving until the task is complete. Fun right?
Rules:
1. You may never leave the Labyrinth unless you have to fulfill a mandatory mission. Warp Wires are not allowed as that would be leaving the Labyrinth.
2. If you must go down to the surface, you can only go down to accept or report the mission, you may not shop, stay at the inn, use the hospital, the explorer guild or fulfill quests at the bar.
3. Whatever events take place in the Labyrinth are perfectly acceptable for the player to use, even if they find an area that continually restores HP and TP, they can use it. I am not sure if there are any in EOII.
4. You may buy any equipment you want the first time in town because you haven't left for the dungeon yet.
5. Using a password is up to you. Neither end really seems to have much of a difference in difficulty.
Setups that you may change to meet your liking:
1. You can decide whether or not you can save at the inn every time you fulfill or accept a mission. This can relieve a lot the stress of knowing that you'll lose EVERYTHING if you lose once. Of course, suspending is more realistic cause when you're dead, you're dead, and it's far more satisfying to barely survive a battle with so much at stake. Whatever you like.
2. You can always not buy any equipment at the beginning to make the game far more strategic and harder.
And also a set of tips:
1. Make good use of your passive skills. Skills like Patch Up and Regenall will make up for your limited TP.
2. The Take areas on the first floor may give you a sour fruit which restores TP, make good use of it.
3. Know what treasures lie about in the up coming floors, since your team will be relying on them for better items and equipment.
Feel free to add suggestions to any of the lists above if I missed something. Also, I'd like to have this topic pinned for anyone who might come along and give the challenge a try.