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This means you should probably buy the most expensive things you can afford. :)Ĭorrect! And what's more, unspent diamonds are lost when you enter the dungeon again (the game warns you about this). If you have any other question I'll be happy to help. And the only downsides to Nocturna herself compared to Cadence is that these mechanics make her a bit less straightforward than Cadence, and that each floor will have a room with enemies from level 5, but these aren't particularly hard. The downside to bat form is that it can't dig or use equipment, and that turning back to human form costs half a heart. She's considerably easier than Cadence, as she starts with a cutlass (has a lunge attack, can parry attacks) rather than a dagger, and can turn into a bat form which deals a whopping 4 damage per hit, is immune to traps, can see enemies in the entire level, and regenerates half a heart every five enemies you kill. Nocturna is a character added in the DLC that has her own story mode separate from the rest of the cast. This obviously makes the game much easier. The Bard plays pretty much like Cadence but turns the game into a turn-based game, much like a classic roguelike: there's no beat movement, enemies instead only move when you do. If you find the game kicking your ass, I would recommend starting with one of these two characters:
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The thing is Cadence, contrary to most roguelites (where the "default" character tends to be easier / more straightforward than the altered modes other characters provide), isn't actually the easiest character to play. Characters in Necrodancer have wildly different difficulty in playing them (some like Aria and Coda are an absolute nightmare to play). Just go to Options -> Rebind Controls and check "ignore multi-press combos", boom (or rather, "no more boom").Ī couple more tips. Particularly, the command to drop a bomb is "left+down", so if you press that accidentally, you'll drop one.įortunately, there's an option to disable these alternate bindings (and it's frankly mind-boggling they're not disabled by default). They added button bindings as a convenience (and, well, to make it compatible with gamepads, because one of these commands was "up + down", which is considerably easier to do on a keyboard or dance mt than a stick or d-pad :D), but it seems they left some of the commands in the console versions for whatever reason.
#Crypt of the necrodancer amplified cutless Pc
The game was originally meant to be played with only four directional keys on PC so that it's compatible with dance mats, so all other commands (spells, throw dagger, items, etc.) could be performed by pressing two directions at once. Super important Crypt of the Necrodancer tip, especially if you're noticing you're occassionally dropping bombs accidentally. :)īefore we start, let me copypaste some crucial advice I gave a friend who's also started the game recently: Well, I'm feeling like going into Necrodancer scholar mode (adjusts glasses).
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