Current Events > Just got 100% on Vampire Survivors, AMA

(+) Yeah! (+)

Bought it a couple weeks ago, game was addicting as hell and definitely got Tetris Effect at times. Didn't get all the secret unlockables but I'm too lazy to hunt for them.

Favourite character to use?

I was actually bouncing around between them all. Pugnala was probably my go-to for the basic characters but I abused the heck out of Queen Sigma for some of them. By the time I got Sigma I had already cracked the code though so it wasn't too difficult to get the rest of the cheevos.

Also the games I've completed this year include...

Two Point Campus: Space Academy
Max Payne 2
Two Point Campus: Ghosts
Starship Troopers: Terran Command
Two Point Campus: Medical School

Pretty sad list -_-

Are the DLC's worth?

What does it feel like to be a God amongst mortals?

Zeph posted...

Are the DLC's worth?

If you like the game and are a completionist or just want to unlock some really OP shit then yeah I think so.

I didn't really care about the characters from Mt. Moonspell but some of the weapons are pretty awesome, like the Four Seasons (causes explosions in a rectangular pattern around your character, with the candalabrador it is extremely powerful) and Summon Night (which causes daggers or... fangs? to drop down from the top of the map and leave temporarily burning lines that cause damage; this starts off weak as hell but with upgrades and the evolution you get full map coverage). There were some weapons that felt kinda samesy as the base game weapons just with slightly better gimmicks, like the 108 Bocce (gives you a short range aura sort of like the Garlic, except the balls around you pop out periodically to give some ranged damage).

Tides of the Foscari is more interesting, though. There is a second map to unlock, it requires you to play all its characters to advance, it gives a weapon set that became a staple for my 100k+ runthroughs, *and* you can unlock probably the most powerful character in the game in it.

I think for the price it's not a bad deal if you are ultimately OK with more of the same, it's not like it introduces revolutionary gameplay mechanics but you do get a little more build variety.

Hexenherz posted...

Didn't get all the secret unlockables but I'm too lazy to hunt for them.

Hexenherz posted...

Just got 100%

Why must you lie?

ellis123 posted...

Why must you lie?

100% is measured by the game itself. There's stuff beyond 100%

What's the last thing you ate?

BlingBling22947 posted...

What's the last thing you ate?

well now it is a burrito from trader joe's but when you asked it was cold pasta and a chicken leg

That list isn't sad, it includes Max Payne. Rate Mona Sax out of 10.

How does quantum physics work?

Hexenherz posted...

If you like the game and are a completionist or just want to unlock some really OP shit then yeah I think so.

I didn't really care about the characters from Mt. Moonspell but some of the weapons are pretty awesome, like the Four Seasons (causes explosions in a rectangular pattern around your character, with the candalabrador it is extremely powerful) and Summon Night (which causes daggers or... fangs? to drop down from the top of the map and leave temporarily burning lines that cause damage; this starts off weak as hell but with upgrades and the evolution you get full map coverage). There were some weapons that felt kinda samesy as the base game weapons just with slightly better gimmicks, like the 108 Bocce (gives you a short range aura sort of like the Garlic, except the balls around you pop out periodically to give some ranged damage).

Tides of the Foscari is more interesting, though. There is a second map to unlock, it requires you to play all its characters to advance, it gives a weapon set that became a staple for my 100k+ runthroughs, *and* you can unlock probably the most powerful character in the game in it.

I think for the price it's not a bad deal if you are ultimately OK with more of the same, it's not like it introduces revolutionary gameplay mechanics but you do get a little more build variety.

Garlic is one of the best weapons in the game tho, simply because it increases knockback on enemies from all other weapons when they are hit by it

108 Bocce is good too but it doesn't have an evolution and instead derives its power off of the difference between curse and luck (which ever is higher) which are not usually stats you want to be speccing into unless going certain builds

Also the DLC is so cheap that if you like the game there is really no reason not to get it

It's more game, and the maps are actually varied with static layouts instead of being repeated environments

The 2nd DLC actually has 2 maps instead of just the 1 the 1st DLC has

Congrats!

My most recent indie accomplishment is beating Bro Force Forever - amazing game.

What's the last thing you drank?