Creepypasta dungeon crawl stone soup mod#

This is the standard Silent Hill experience. Back outside, the monster grabs your leg and starts gnawing at your knee. All this, and you then pop into a storage room to check it out. Monsters stay on the ground a painfully long time, and your character doesn't like to stomp them unless positioned in an arbitrary and subtle way. Performing the finishing move sucks as well. You will swing the pipe so slowly, that in real life you would not even do damage to an organism. T-Ballers would undoubtedly fair better in Silent Hill. I understand that the player isn't supposed to be a combat-veteran, but it doesn't take Rambo to swing a blunt instrument with a little speed. She already beat the game, and you are just really slow. The missing daughter isn't missing, she's just 100x better at killing demons than her crippled father. A child could swing the pipe (basic melee weapon of choice) with more competence. Your character sucks at everything except saving the game (bot not, apparently, his family). Just let the fucking monster stay dead when I kill it. In that game (RE), it's not surprising that the later (rushed?) levels use this sort of mechanic, while the first 5 hours (professional review time required?) are perfectly crafted and require no respawning monsters because every encounter was interesting and unique (dog through the window, shit!). Resident Evil had both respawing and non-respawning enemies, and in every case the respawning enemies were a cheap, unbelievable mechanic. The respawning monsters 'feature' isn't fun, or challenging, or anything really (except lazy). The school I am exploring has about 30 rooms connected via hallways, with the idea being that I will explore around until I find something. Almost every puzzle I've encountered so far has only been difficult by exploiting the fact that monsters respawn every time you go through a door. The puzzles are rather cryptic, and although you do feel accomplished when you complete them, the game isn't really designed to be fair.

So I'd advice to look for those sort of gameplay mechanic overhaul mods.That is to say, the kind of nightmare in which unspeakable horrors attack with butcher knives and not the kind of nightmare in which your teeth fall out during a business meeting. Combined with hardcore mode where you have to eat, sleep and drink to survive it becomes like you said a game where you have to think and plan ahead.

Another feature I like is that you can't throw all your points into 1 skill (like barter) and dash towards the high-end gun merchants to buy power armor, because you're too weak to wear it (and not smart enough to repair it). It's also prevents you from exploiting low risk high reward quests/areas. It makes normal playthroughs feel fresh again. Lots of things like carry weight, health ect have been turned into a bit more complicated formulas instead of a base value +10 per level. It adds a ton of customization to make leveling up, scaling loot/enemies, skills and attribute buffs/debuffs and a lot more.

Creepypasta dungeon crawl stone soup mod#

One example that I can think of to make games more immersive is a mod for fallout new vegas called JSawyer (made by Joshua Sawyer, one of the lead designers of the game).