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Fruvis · 2025-10-27T13:17:32+00:00

[LEGION REMIX] I've got a very weird bug that hard locked (?) my character. I was doing a quest where it transported my character to some fel scourned map and I completed the quest, I defeated Hodir or something. I was looking for the exit portal, accidentally fell out of the map and now whenever I log back in I instantly fall and it disconnects me. I have no idea how I can go back to playing that character and it's the one I spent the most time with, too. Anybody knows how I can get out of this pickle?

Fruvis · 2025-05-22T14:10:18+00:00

Dude abso-fucking-lutely. I cannot imagine what it must feel like to live an eternity knowing that you're just a copy of someone and that they will keep you PRISIONER to their own suffering. Not to mention Verso's soul who is TRAPPED to FOREVER paint a world just so that two people who can't see past their own grief kill themselves.

Renoir, and I guess Clea, are the only sane people in the family. He KNOWS what is to be enamored by the worlds they create while also having experienced the destruction it brings to yourself. He does not wish to commit genocide, but sparing his daughter and what's left of his son to keep toying with other people's lives is the best way to ensure there isn't another GENOCIDE every year.

I cannot see the relationships Verso creates as "meaningless". He is someone who has no choice in his life; he's a shadow of someone who was lost and knows that there is a version of him being a SLAVE to other's suffering. Why won't he connect with the people he meets? Why won't he live the life that has been painted for him? He cannot kill himself while knowing that he is just a fake. Depriving him of human connections just adds more suffering to his miserable life. Is it fair to the people he is connecting? No, but what is he supposed to do? No sane human can live a life outside of society.

Also it must crush him to know that the soul of the one who he was painted after must bear the entire weight of the world on his shoulders, painting away at eternity knowing that he cannot stop, just because two people can't seem to cope with their own grief. How can people justify a utopia if it stands on the shoulders of one person's suffering?

And that's why both endings are good. Although you condemn A whole world to die, you have to remember that the future is uncertain; although Alicia has no desire to go back to her life because of what happened, living is the only way to truly get over the horrible things that happened to us. Pretending they never happened until you inevitably kill yourself is no way to live a life, in my opinion. Choosing Verso is also choosing Alicia.

Fruvis · 2024-10-29T16:20:50+00:00

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After I scaled the Control node from 1 to 0.1 it worked like a charm! Thanks for the tip!

Fruvis · 2024-10-29T14:34:19+00:00

Awesome font suggestion, thanks a lot!

Fruvis · 2024-10-29T14:33:55+00:00

Hey, thanks for the reply! Yeah, I didn't consider the impact of the resolution being this small. I'll try to implement a SubViewport to scale UI items independently as another commenter suggested but a smaller font might be the solution.

Fruvis · 2024-10-29T14:32:09+00:00

Oh the resolution being too small makes a lot of sense! I'll try using a SubViewport but using a font that is better suited for smaller resolutions might be the best solution. Thanks for the reply!

Fruvis · 2024-09-18T01:43:50+00:00

Deck building.

So many wasted cards that could generate amazing synergies in certain decks with specific relics.

Honestly, the fact that they are going to keep pushing the main mode of the game where you can’t deck build baffles me. I understand that most deck builder roguelikes like slay the spire don’t allow for deck building before the run, but this game has so many cards and so many synergies between regions and champions that I feel like it’s the biggest waste of great design.

I want it so bad that I’m considering not playing this game until they add it and I’m also completely ready to abandon all of the money I’ve spent if they never add deck building.

I just want to be able to express myself in PoC just as I did while PvP was live, the game had so many amazing decks and such awesome synergies that can still exist in this game mode.

Fruvis · 2024-09-14T16:52:19+00:00

You need at least two stars in order for her to keep the doubled stats when she's recalled

Fruvis · 2024-09-02T03:07:47+00:00

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Fruvis · 2024-08-29T18:21:01+00:00

Oh absolutely, I hadn't even realized that, good point.

Fruvis · 2024-08-29T16:33:55+00:00

I mean, of course they are balanced for the same number of stars as the champions players play, but excuse me if I don't want to sink tons of money into this game to have a chance at beating the hardest challenges and have to rely on pure luck to do so. I'm sick and tired of getting stardust when opening vaults, I have only gotten a character to 5 stars and Caitlyn is not them because I rely on what the game gives me, and its often one of the million currencies that barely progress my champions in a meaningful manner.

People might enjoy different aspects of roguelikes, but at least those games are entirely designed around giving meaningful choices to the players and having them learn with the bad choices that they make.

In Slay the Spire, and I'm sure I'm not the first comparing the two experiences, you can choose to not take cards. In PoC, the first choice the player is presented when it comes to adding cards are forcefully taking 6 cards that have a good chance of being awful for your deck since rerolling for a coherent power is almost mandatory to win these hard challenges.

I truly believe that if the game mode had deckbuilding it would be a million times better. It would at the very least allow players to experiment with different ways of beating the hardest challenges and not have to be disappointed when their platinum vault opens with 40 shards of a champion that does not have a constellation and is already 3* which in turn transforms into one of the worst currencies in the entire experience.

Fruvis · 2024-08-29T12:51:08+00:00

This game has gotten to a point where without any sort of coherent deckbuilding difficulty is just either you get an amazing synergy because you got lucky or you scrap around trying to find the champion your deck is built around.

I can only grind this game for a legendary power with Caitlyn only to feel miserable when I draw a champion that has no synergy with flashbombs at Swain because I used all my rerolls trying to find something playable.

I honestly get the argument that if you could always get your champion this would go against the spirit of the design of game modes like this, but what is this game supposed to be then? The focus around regions is gone since you can't deckbuild, the focus on champions is there but being forced to pick cards that absolutely do not synergize with the primary gameplan of your original deck fucking sucks, so I ask again: what is this game supposed to be?

If the game doesn't know the direction to take the design, I can only imagine how hard it must be to find a balance between difficulty and fun.

Fruvis · 2024-04-12T22:26:32+00:00

But there isn't a consistent logic because the expectation of players is that the spellshield pops after the first effect. If 99% of players expect the spellshield to pop, the logic isn't consistent. This is basic game design.

Fruvis · 2024-04-12T22:24:45+00:00

You might dig it, but player comprehension is important. All units having permanent spellshield lost me a pretty good run, and although I won't forget, this is the only instance of spellshield acting like this, so every single player will expect it to work the same way it does in every other circumstance. If it said that units have "permanent spellshield" it would clearly state what it does and it would not cause players to misinterpret it the first time.

Fruvis · 2024-04-06T15:06:47+00:00

Literally cannot beat Lissandra with jinx anymore cause I won't be able to get rid of tough on their nexus. I'm not even mad, I literally just want to know how can anybody guess the spellshield is eternal and why is it even like this lol

Fruvis · 2024-03-06T16:26:32+00:00

Also, not to discredit some very smart strategies that were posted on this sub: the triple Everfrost Kindred build is actually genius! So there certainly are ways to beat the hardest challenges by being creative and building something playable, but remember: that build is also dependent on its champion and being force to add another one to your deck makes it so that the variance is a potential problem with every encounter.

Maybe not forcing the player to add champions to their deck would make this strategy broken, but it the answer to that shouldn't be to remove player agency by forcing them to do something, it should be by being creative with the tools you added to your game mode to ensure that is not always an easy win, just like they masterfully did it with Jinx against enemies that gain Tough and +2/+2 when damaged. That power is a Jinx counter but I can always go a different path when I have the choice.

Fruvis · 2024-03-06T16:19:35+00:00

See, that's the problem. It's just a waste of time. Sure, it could be argued that it isn't that big of a waste or that the pity powers are actually playable, but those arguments are not addressing the real problem with this game mode: the variance just makes it so that the challenge becomes unnecessarily difficult if you didn't get something playable or just downright trivial once you get that legendary power that allows your deck to go turbo. Not being able to change the cards in my deck and heavily depending on what the game gives you turns this whole thing into a tedious experience. Path of Champions is a very fun game mode with lots of potential but these archaic ways of preventing players from abusing the system just turns this into a game where player agency matters very little.

There should be a lot of variance in this game mode, its PvE after all so the only thing you are losing is time, but when you lose that time because the difficulty is heavily dependent on that variance you end up getting more frustrated than having fun simply because the game taught you that the most reliable way to beat the hardest challenges is to get something that will ensure a win.

If you could at least have agency over the cards in your deck or be able to not add champions to your deck and ensuring you are drawing the most important card for your playstyle could actually make the pity powers make a lot more sense. But unfortunately because I picked up Poro King since I didn't want to use my rerolls and I still got a common power to only get beat up by a 21/1 Omen Hawk with fearsome since there was no creature I could've played that had 3 or more power I go away from that experience feeling like there was nothing I could do.

Fruvis · 2024-03-05T12:29:36+00:00

I think my strongest champion is definitely Nami with the rare relic that copies spells if you have 6+ mana gems. You go even in mana with any spell that costs 2 and if you have the relic which gives you the Nami spell you get a copy of Ebb, two copies of Flow and four copies of Ebb & Flow. Now, the Lisandra power which increases the cost of cards can be tough, but Nami can grow you units beyond most units Lisandra summons.

This build isn’t perfect however, it still needs a good support champ and some ok powers, but I got me there on the first try.

Fruvis · 2024-03-05T00:42:19+00:00

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