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Guys i found Mt. Holly
It all seems normal and then starting at slide 15 I started instinctively taking notes
That won't even cover the property taxes.
Well, got a B-, but it's not an A for the trophy. Sigh.... Next time, I shall simply cheat. Heck learning and making notes.
I have no shame in admitting that I cheated after failing three times. That trophy is one of the more annoying ones.I failed my exam.
Oooh. I'm curious about the blue tents, I hadn't done that yet prior to my save getting buggered. I already did that one time thing for lots of gold when I bought out the showroom but it was also overkill by a few hundred. My allowance is almost 100 though because I converted something to allowance so once I can play again it shouldn't take too long.
Did you figure out the orchard yet?
Mine's only 68. I have a fairly fat treasure trove though. Also got a vault on that run and picked up all that with a purse. Casino was also around where I gambled for a moment. In the end, I also smashed a thing too to be sure I had enough. I actually didn't need to, but what else would I use coins for now? And I had a lab experiment that was giving me like 12 coins per security door open with the purse.
Nope. Though I have an idea. Similar deal to the Clock Tower?
My Trove is pretty big too, I think it was at like 120? So I'll either need a really lucky run or a Freezer to help me out, but at this rate really getting unsure when I'll get to try.
So there is something else similar to that, but it's not the Orchard.
It's a new save, not the sped up in game time, I actually got it at the same time I got the Dare mode trophy (by 1 minute).
It's easily the most challenging trophy in the game in my opinion, I think I spent 20+ hours on it, and there were so many close calls. Step management actually became a much bigger issue then you'd think, especially because you can't get any buffs from the permanent additions. It was a very strange combination of fun and annoying. I have a great handle on overall drafting strategy now though as I was pretty consistently getting to at least Rank 8 or so on Day One toward the end.
I've gotten to 50 but that's mentioned somewhere. I haven't uncovered anything else but now you have my attention. I'll have some catching up to do with the stars, though. Especially since I swapped them for allowance.
I'm a bit gutted as I still got more to figure out as I want to watch one of those videos that compile it all into something more cohesive than what my brain has retained. I'm sure there's small bits and pieces here and there that I've missed that will blow my mind, but until I either get to a spot where I think I've completed enough of it or stop playing in general, I shouldn't watch one. And it sucks lol.
That’s something I should try. I don’t have any modern systems and don’t have the time to devote to playing anything, but everyone in this thread has me super intrigued about this game.
Any of the "[game name] gameplay no commentary" are great for the whole game all the way through without anyone talking, if that's what you're into. For this game specifically, I primarily watched a goofy streamer play it (Drae) so probably not a good recommendation because he is an acquired taste lol. For areas he missed or glazed over, I watched this video. It's broken up into chapters so it's 10 hours long but easy to remember where you left off.
So it's 100% a roguelike but I really wouldn't label it as a deck building game. If you don't like roguelikes, I can't see you liking it because it does have that certain amount of repetition that roguelikes do.
I don't like rogue likes or deck building either (I'm not sure what part of Blue Prince involves deck building though), and I really enjoyed this. It took me a few runs to figure out enough things for it to be interesting.
That’s not really deck building though so much as playing your cards and items at some point.
Either way the roguelike is what really makes me not interested in seeing people get frustrated that they know the answer but they can't solve it that day, I can see the appeal to this game though
A deckbuilding roguelike is like Slay the Spire (which fwiw is phenomenal if you actually want a deckbuilding roguelike). This honestly just isn't a deckbuilder and it's an unjust comparison (to both Blue Prince and deckbuilders).
I've seen this complaint come up a lot and it truly shouldn't be an issue until the late-late game when you've already solved most puzzles. There are 100s of puzzles to solve in this game and while it's true you can get stuck in this situation - it seems to be when people are fixating on trying to solve a certain puzzle going into a given Day, where really, you have to see what the Day brings and which puzzles you can solve that Day.
I'd also say that every time I set my mind to solving a puzzle i realized I knew the solution to, I was almost always able to do it that day. The only exceptions were things that required a specific rare room, or if it required multiple steps and I didn't get them all in the same day (and even that was generally because I fucked up somehow). I can't recall any times where I completely knew a solution to a puzzle and spent several days unable to implement it. More commonly, I'd just know some room existed and was likely useful, but had never seen it. But there are a lot of rooms and always new things to do, so it wasn't a big deal.
Is similar in that there are many puzzles you need to figure out to progress, and often the solution isn't really obvious. IIRC there is less "hunt down information to help you with the puzzle" though, which is a lot of what Blue Prince is. It's been a long, long time since I played Myst though.
That is all of reddit, people bitching about the things they like. I have been a user for probably around 8 years now, and I have gone through full cycles of following a community, getting involved, and then leaving. It's so negative all the time. I can't stand my favorite band's subreddit, it's filled with constant diary posts about how everyone needs to love the new singer and can't miss the one that got kicked out. Anything fallout related? Get ready to deep throat New Vegas until you choke. Any TV show I like? Trash! Want to post about local NYC stuff? The mods might as well be NY Post moderators! It's all real bad, especially since the CEO came down on all the third party apps and API access stuff.
Yeah, that annoyed the heck out of me too the first time. Like what the hell game ?! Ah well.
I still haven't gotten those rooms together! I'm kinda mad about how the boiler room works.
Oh that subreddit, well that explains it. It really should be r/bitchaboutblueprince because that's all that place is.
I mean it's one dude's opinion on an obscure subreddit. The game ain't for everyone and that's fine. But it really reads as someone who doesn't understand the mechanics of the game more than anything, room drafting is a big part of the puzzle, like a literal puzzle with pieces you buy. The game has gotten a lot of attention (good and bad) because of the rave reviews and being "free" on PS Plus and Gamepass.
...it's still not a deckbuilder, though.
It helps but only somewhat. Some red rooms can ruin your run if you don't have those protections, and unfortunately those are some of the helpful rooms here. I'm pretty sure I also ran into some keycard trouble at times.
I almost wonder if what's happening there is the norm for the estate. A weird goofy house that you have to populate every day with the resources you have. It makes some sense that you don't see the maids, since I believe I had heard/read at some point that "you don't see good maids" as in they do all their work without you even knowing it. The dinner bell rings whenever you step into rank 8. Every day the rooms are restocked and whatever. Though I do understand the point as some things still don't get unlocked for you afterwards that you probably should have access to.
So it's also worth noting that with what I mentioned, you create a chain effect with the "buff", and the only types of rooms that can help with this are red, mechanical, and some hallways. I ultimately ended up with a run where my focus was providing power to all eligible rooms by using this trick and chaining together about a dozen powered rooms.
Before the save bug hit me I was at 90 something hours and I had minimal frustration with late game RNG, personally.
...and can help with this a lot too.
IN:RE the above spoiler: I actually got letters that were encouraging and supporting of me doing a good job. Then again, I got mine mostly from lab experiments. Seems like there's alternative ones of those too lol. My row of letters is filled on the bottom in the mailroom with the last one leaning against the wall.
Oh yeah. I did start on that. You could see the list of things related to it so it was kind of obvious on what to aim for next lol. I also like the other new things a lot more than the old ones in general.
It's nice, eh? Let's you do the thing with a lot more frequency run generally speaking, and the SD has are very interesting. Really uncorks some things.
Are you referring to the Radiation protocol? If so, I did it twice. It's super useful but since I have the Master Key in Coat Check, it doesn't really get used anymore. Plus I never draft the Shelter anymore because I've cycled out all red rooms but the Darkroom, though I could access it the other way if I wanted to.
Are you referring to the smashy smashy? If so, I did that. I think I know what it's alluding to given the room the hint is in, but I have to wait before trying it unfortunately.
I'm very happy I eventually upgraded it to the Speakeasy (turns it into one basic math problem then it unlocks) because it started to get a little nutty for the potential reward. Learning those new changes are fun, though.
Yeeeh. It's very nice. It might be easier to do it now, but some of the original things to do were enough to do it.
Nope. Not that. There's something else there as well apparently. There was one hint somewhere random and then there was a blue note that I picked up that kind of spelled it out. There's a third hint too, but I can't talk about that.
I upgraded mine into the Break Room for exactly because calling it a day there gives you the keycard the next day. So nice.
Hmm. It's been a long time since I've poked around the Chess Room. I've been antsy to jump back in and have even considered erasing my save and started over, though to lose all that progress and start over would be brutal, even if it was expedited. Plus the trophies, I know 8 are required for one thing, but I'm unclear if all 16 do something in game as I haven't gotten to poke around yet.
I had no idea the spare room had tiered upgrades, pleasant surprise. I currently have a Spare Master Bedroom, which is helpful for experiments because steps themselves aren't really critical at this stage.
