also this game makes feel like an absolute idiot bcs i can't figure out anything to save my life

well they were shadows not guards but still

me and a few other people have been working on translating omori into toki pona, i've recorded about an hour or so of gameplay.

also tf does this mean there's more to explore here i've basically looked at every inch of this damn island (rhetorical question, if you answer it without putting a spoiler in your comment you better start working on your last will and testament immediately afterwards.)

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/19746110

it took me a while to find this, i figured i'd post it on 196 so that maybe it'd pop up in search results for people who want to play this in german. I don't know who to all worked on this, but it seems like this person did most of the work on it.

it took me a while to find this, i figured i'd post it on 196 so that maybe it'd pop up in search results for people who want to play this in german. I don't know who to all worked on this, but it seems like this person did most of the work on it.

i usually enjoy having to figure things out in games. i really liked portal and portal 2, i still haven't finished half-life but i do enjoy the the run, think, shoot, live philosophy of the game, but I always look things up whenever I play an open world game because I don't want to have to bother with having to figure out how to progress, or even if i do bother trying to figure out on my own, the clues i find will be cryptic and I'll just look up a walkthrough or something of the like. this is most prevalent in elden ring, and I especially don't like how there isn't a quest tracker. I believe that requiring a player to take notes to remember what they need to do on a quest is bad game design, even just letting the player look through past dialog would be extremely helpful. i get that there's a certain appeal to that, but I don't get it at all.

anyways, the point is to say that I enjoy puzzles and figuring things out, but I don't like it when things are so cryptic to the point where I have to look up how to do something because never in a million years would I be able to figure it out, and if i do somehow, I'll have absolutely no idea why it works and wonder how on earth I was supposed to figure it out in the first place. would someone with a mindset like mine enjoy tunic? I haven't looked a single thing up about it since all i've heard about it was to not look things up about it.

So I need to open the maintenance door below the building right? however, the white check for it is locked, and I can't find any ways of gaining enough xp to level up physical instrument. i've done all the side quests that i could figure out how to do, i've interacted with everything in my inventory, found observation orbs(? if that's what you call them.), talked to a bunch of people, but I feel like i've hit a dead end here. i'm on thursday right now, if that helps at all.