OrdinaryYes

I just recently came back to the game and I figured to give a shot at completing a legacy on Nightmare or Lethal. That being said, are there any great survivor skill combos I should bring with me?

I already got a sleep psychology survivor with me to solve the beds issue, but anything else that's good? Maybe one for combat, or perhaps I should try rerolling for BPS?

So I just finished the game, and honestly I just wanna talk about one of the main highlights for me which was the Seatruck.

I've always loved the idea of a mobile base. Having all that you need with you on the go gives a sort of cozy feel that I can't fully explain. That's why I really enjoyed the Cyclops, and when I started the game I was hoping there would be some sort of equivalent. Cue the Seatruck! Albeit small and clunky, I found it quite enjoyable to have~

What do I love about the Seatruck? The modular design! It's like building a base from the ground up, with you having full control of the kinds of rooms you want to add. Discovering each new module type was really exciting, and no

On ATM10 and trying to use feather falling V boots, but the enchtantment doesn't seem to work. I still take the same amount of fall damage.

I tried with other tiers of feather falling and I get the same result. I can tell something is wrong as the attributes menu doesn't show any changes either when I equip and unequip the boots.

Not sure what is causing it, but it makes traversal really difficult.

Returning player here with a 1.5M CP Dominator. I got depressed a while back when Rigomor was kinda new and only did attempt to get back into it recently. Right now, I got a vestige thanks to the recent punch event and was trying to get it to stage 3...then I encountered a big issue.

Nobody was willing to take me in! It especially sucks cause my partner (Who uses Escencia) typically gets accepted. Granted, she is 3M, but even before she got to that point she never got blocked the same way I do.

So I feel like I am out of options, cause I do need the raid to get stronger and finding people willing to carry/help me is taking quite a long while.

I went in expecting it to be a fun, but chaotic experience. I haven't tried all the secret seeds yet, so I thought this would've been the best way to experience all of that.

Hoo boy, was I wrong. This seed is HARD, and the new Remix seed flipping progression didn't help. Instead of enjoying all the new stuff and the seeds I never experienced, I was cursing at every death as the world killed me in ways too many to count.

Don't be like me, and only take on this seed if you're ready for a really tough challenge. Granted, I was playing this on Master Mode, which gets upgraded to Legendary Mode in the seed. Maybe Journey, Classic, or Expert would've been much more manageable.

I've since change

Next update there is gonna be an overhaul on the way units get upgraded. They're gonna need power points now, which are gotten from missions based on stuff I've seen.

That being said, I just thought of a potential way to skip the power point grind if you have cash to spare. From what I can gather, a unit's level stays the same after the update. Thus, it might be a good idea to upgrade units with +1 items to get them to a high level and save yourself the effort of grinding power points. The low level items used to upgrade wont matter anyway since it'll all get cleared next update.

So thoughts about this strategy? Is there some flaw that I didn't see?

Looking for recommendations on good Red Talon traits. I've hired a few, but it always feels like I could do better.

The ones I've tried so far:

• Demolitionist - The higher stack limit is alright, but the provided Knowledge is kinda meh for me.
• From an Armored Unit - Really good bonuses for cars, so I thought this one was a good pick. However, I replaced this one with a survivor with Vehicle Delivery.
• Forager - Gardening, food + meds income, and less food consumed overall? Sounded like a great deal to me.

That's it. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated :)

I'm semi-new to the game and was playing Daybreak for the cool unlockables. In one game, the host had infinite everything, from ammo to grenades.

I didn't know hacking is a thing in this game. Everybody left except for me and the host, but I still played seriously even with my OP partner. The two of us beat Daybreak relatively easily.

That being said, I got worried because of how quick the others left. Are there any repercussions to playing with a hacker? Will I get banned or something?