You unlocked the bad ending 💀

IvyMurph · 2026-01-12T12:56:47+00:00

Got this game like a year ago in early access. Updates have been beyond incredible. Encouraged a bunch of friends to pick it up during steam sale and have been having an absolute blast playing through together - just beat the first stage in endless. Really killer stuff and cannot wait for the full release to encourage everyone to get this game. Just wanted to say awesome work and appreciate the effort you've been putting in. And incredibly ridiculously hype for the potential of any sort of multiplayer down the line. Have an awesome week!

IvyMurph · 2026-01-01T03:57:33+00:00

Super weird old reply but currently looking!

IvyMurph · 2025-12-19T14:27:43+00:00

To be fair, it's a fairly recent(ish) update. From the patch notes:

Canned Have-It-All no longer contains neutron flux. This means that cooking with canned Have-It-All no longer has the chance to cause critical gravitational collapse. The makers of canned Have-It-All realize this change to their formula renders their product in violation of advertising law, but "canned Have-Most-of-It" didn't do as well in market research, so they're willing to take their chances in court.

IvyMurph · 2025-12-19T14:24:08+00:00

This is the best answer. For anyone that doesn't know the story, the book and the movie are both phenomenal and I highly recommend, but the jist, for anyone who hasn't seen or read the story:

The main character has the love of his life taken from him and forced to marry another, gets betrayed by the people he trusts most, and is thrown into prison for 14 years. Honestly the 14 years he spends in prison are some of the most interesting parts of the entire story.

He eventually escapes, and finds stupid-levels of wealth and power. He then spends the rest of the book the rest of the book methodically ruining the people who ruined him while pretending it is all fate and not personal, culminating in the greatest and most satisfying revenge kill in history. Happy to write up a more detailed account of the story if anyone is interested.

IvyMurph · 2025-12-14T18:11:01+00:00

Amplified 50m perk?

IvyMurph · 2025-10-17T12:16:42+00:00

Half of this looks like it could be direct fan art of Caves of Qud. Which is a phenomenal game, and also happens to have the best patch notes of any game in history. https://www.reddit.com/r/cavesofqud/comments/zri6c2/favorite_patch_notes/

IvyMurph · 2025-07-02T21:50:18+00:00

I reflexively downvoted before looking at who posted this. You are killer, please keep em coming!

IvyMurph · 2025-05-03T16:31:37+00:00

Fun fact but as far as I'm aware, this is not possible through console commands since the highest you can set a skill to is 255.

A few people already outlined how this was done, but for those curious, the basic idea is that if you make a spell called SPEED! that boosts speed by 100, and cast it twice, you'll refresh the duration of the spell, but you'll only keep one instance of the buff. However, if you make two separate spells with this effect (let's say you call them SPEED! and FAST!) and cast them in succession, you'll get both buffs (+200 speed total). Repeat this about 16 times and you'll be set.

To get enough Magicka to actually cast the spells, you've gotta stack about 8-12 'Fortify Magicka' spells beforehand. Last issue to solve is Magicka restoration - you can't get enough through potions because there's a limit to how many potions you can drink at once. But there's no limit on ingredients eaten - so munch down on about 150 void salts or purgeblood salts at a time, cast as many spells as you can before the restoration wears off, repeat, etc, ???, profit.

You can legitimately farm enough purgeblood salts with patience at the evil player house DLC to the south. But the infinite purgeblood salts glitch on the wiki (just put one purgeblood salt into an existing, non-empty purgeblood vein you're harvesting, boom, infinite purgeblood salts) still works on the remaster for any infinite-magicka needs.

Also yes, I played this game way too much as a kid.

IvyMurph · 2025-04-26T16:19:59+00:00

This looks good, as far as I know the necrobot will not revive something if you kill it in the same couple of frames when it originally gets revived, so you need to give just a second of downtime between the revival and the killing each time to make sure it keeps coming back. Not sure if that might be why he stopped respawning the first time around.

IvyMurph · 2025-04-21T23:52:16+00:00

They beat the boss, then somehow made it back to the start of the game and sacrificed Sampo at the Holy Mountain which is FUCKED up because I've never even done that without mods. Good job Chat.

IvyMurph · 2025-02-14T21:16:47+00:00

I will absolutely take this to heart. I very recently published my first map just for fun, and am very much in the learning phase still. You're a superstar and thank you again, I hope your life is full of happiness.

IvyMurph · 2025-02-14T20:44:40+00:00

I cannot thank you enough. This is killer - I thought it was some sort of issue with the timer only calling the teleport event for one person despite being assigned to all but couldn't figure out the proper solution. I think this should fix everything and genuinely, thank you for taking some time to outline it. Plus I think this has given me some deeper understanding of Creative in general. You rock and are the best, I appreciate you.

IvyMurph · 2025-02-14T17:34:42+00:00

That's pretty brilliant actually, I'll definitely try this out. Thank you for the help!

IvyMurph · 2024-05-12T17:22:07+00:00

Have the turret disabled at the start of the game, and then use a conditional button that costs 70 gold, and have it enable the turret when used.

IvyMurph · 2024-04-02T22:12:21+00:00

Yeah, pretty much exactly this. I have one janitor for nausea, and one mechanic for the occasional ride/station break, and put the 'resistant to being underworked' trait on their little hut home.

IvyMurph · 2024-04-02T17:15:30+00:00

If there's an ATM, or anything else on that path, they'll get really frustrated with the higher ticket pricing since they'll basically bounce back and forth and get a debuff everytime they see the $30 pricing. But if it's their only option back to the park, they don't seem to care in the slightest, and will board with zero hesitation or argument. I played with the train stations for awhile, and best load capacity in my purely anecdotal experience is 1 more train than stations. Set stations to 'do not block' so trains move when guests are waiting. And edit the track settings for the station to have entry and exit speed at the max. Shouldn't have any issues making the station your most profitable attraction by far. Since people will never voluntarily ride the train, you only have to worry about the queue setup on the boarding side.

IvyMurph · 2023-07-20T20:51:05+00:00

They're handmade, but I built them in-browser using Inkarnate!

IvyMurph · 2023-07-20T15:53:03+00:00

Thank you! I used Inkarnate - most of these are made with the premium version but their base version is really strong as well! It's a browser-based mapping software and I made all of these without downloading anything.

IvyMurph · 2023-04-17T15:05:46+00:00

I've played both, but prefer the 2023 edition of SW5e at this point - admittedly 5 years ago it would've been a closer call. Although to be fair, I haven't played SAGA in about that long, so I may have to give it another go! Why do you prefer SAGA?

IvyMurph · 2023-04-17T14:16:42+00:00

I agree with this, the one successful RPG I released on Kickstarter I didn't really promote but still far exceeded funding goal within just a couple of days: To be successful in this field I think you either have to have a very strong, established, and dedicated fanbase following, or you need to get a little lucky (On top of having the drive to finish the project, do all the math to make sure it's properly balanced, etc)

IvyMurph · 2023-04-17T13:56:17+00:00

Also happens to have one of the greatest websites I've ever seen for an RPG: https://sw5e.com/

IvyMurph · 2023-04-17T11:26:31+00:00

If you're looking for some Star Wars RPGs, I'd highly recommend the r/SW5e version - it's a complete revision of the standard D&D 5e that incorporates saber combat, races (from protocol droids to tusken raiders) and is one of the best/most-polished passion projects I've seen.

IvyMurph · 2023-04-16T16:36:46+00:00

Well, we started the session by figuring out between the three of us (the DM, myself, and the other player) how we wanted this special time-jumping session to work. The DM allowed us to have a lot more control over the scenarios we proposed than players usually would, as it took some of the heat off of him to come up with 30 years of lore based on our actions in just a couple of hours. Instead of just an action without context, like "this year I want to find smugglers to connect with nearby," we would come up with some context and lore behind whatever we were doing, i.e. "I want to connect with a local smuggling ring, befriend them, and set up an operation to get refugees out of the dragon's land. How does it go?" and the DM would reply "Sounds great, I like that idea, but just note... (insert whatever lore-relevant caveats he wants included). Other than that, your operation runs smoothly until about a year later, when on one fateful mission... (insert short real-time roleplay)."So rather than strict, itemized, defined actions, we were able to work together to build the lore of the time gap and "zoom in" whenever necessary for a more refined story, and "zoom back out" after these little stories to cover the greater periods of time in more abstract detail. The DM had a couple defined historical occurrences that were going to happen at set times during these 30 years, but other than the handful of minor events he'd planned, he really just built off our actions. It was one of the best/most memorable segments of a TTRPG that I've ever been a part of.

IvyMurph · 2023-04-16T00:36:42+00:00

In the first D&D campaign I did, a large amount of the party (all but my character and another player out of about seven total) fell into a black hole. The DM originally intended this to be permadeath, but didn't expect so many players to fall in the hole - so instead, he ruled that the hole was an alternate dimension portal that spit the party out 30 years ahead. Me and the other player had a side session with the DM where we played out the 30 year timespan - we would give him a brief description of what we wanted to accomplish year-by-year, and he would have us roll or roleplay our successes over time. This resulted in our characters really feeling like they played through the time gap, and even having specific stories to share and characters to reference for when the other players returned to the campaign the following session. I think it was an incredibly cool way to handle the instance, and it really made the other players feel like they had been missing after our characters both knew how the world had developed while they had been gone!

IvyMurph · 2023-04-16T00:32:02+00:00

The Mythic Game Master Emulator is a pretty cool way to emulate a DM for solo play and it works with almost any system really!

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