Dungeons

... Like yeah. And the dungeons are kind of like that too. Like these are very unimpressive dungeons for the most part. ...

you get out there, you've got an open world, but you know, okay, I need to go to this palace, and this palace, and this palace, and then I can go to the castle. Once you get to the dark world, it very much pushes you towards that the palace number one to get the hammer. But beyond that, there are a lot of dungeons you can sort of like, well, which which one do I want to go to first? Which one's closer to this one? And indeed, you mentioned taking an item out. I always to this day, I always go to the marsh before…

... And so I was able to go all over this map. I was able to start at some of the dungeons you get to at the very end of the game, but I couldn't go where you think you're supposed to go because I couldn't see anything and I couldn't light torches to pass parts of puzzles. ...

... But then once you leave that location, other than using them in dungeons, they drop away from the story of the game pretty much completely. ...

... So yeah, you have to be touching a wall for Wallmasters to appear. And also as an addendum to this one, there are a lot of rooms in dungeons where things won't happen until you've killed all the enemies. ...

I would like to tell eventually, someday, because it was just a nice, forward-facing thing, like, let's acknowledge our own legacy, but, like, things get complicated when licenses are involved, and all that nonsense. I remember working with Greg on Dungeons and Dragons. Like, that was fucking great. ...

... We could do Devil's World. - Dungeons and the Dragons? - Dungeons and the Dragons, yeah, those are both very satanic, as I was told in the '90s, so. ...

... I tell you what, before I got back into Minecraft, what did I play? A certain game called Minecraft dungeon, Minecraft dungeons. So when, uh, I don't know how we got onto playing this, I think it just kind of, I saw it. ...

... You bring these back in four different areas with increasingly involved puzzle dungeons. But again, it's still mostly combat. ...

... - You know what else is kind of a deck builder? Number 725, Dicey Dungeons. That is also a game that will take every chance to get to screw you, but at least you don't have to put, like, so much time into it, into this as you do Dicey Dungeons. ...

And I think there has been a shift as they have changed focuses on what each like post patch is going to be, you know, the, the shift from we're having trial series to now the trials are incorporated into the main quest and we don't have the standalone trial series anymore. Now a lot of the focus has been shifted to things like a variant dungeons and criteria dungeons and I personally like, I haven't really messed around with a lot of the, like, was it a Eureka, whatever, like the one that was added. ...

number and then you're all gonna be like no it's not the right number okay that's hundreds of games since you refreshed it yeah okay yeah just making sure just like five recordings going on you know over here at the hd 101 we have millions of staffers adding games non-stop at 717 we have dicey dungeons a also this is a very it's a very similar game it's very rogue likey it's almost a deck builder even though it's dice but it's it's a it's a similar vibe it is a dicey it is true okay so pre-endfully i'm gonna say…