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Posted by capristo, Dec 13, 2013 at 3:51 pm
I'll believe it when I see the save files...
Posted by capristo, Dec 11, 2013 at 5:27 pm
JoKe wrote
Cap gave me an idea for a challenge run...
1 hour Elpuri kill
Didn't quite manage to do it, first try 1h 7m 22s, score 34754.
Head delivery included
No artificial limbs, no pets
Wielded two +9 meteoric steel lightning war hammers for weapons.
Very low score since I didn't pay attention to properly clearing levels and leveling stats.
aaand that's enough IVAN for a while now

Quoted for posterity. I think I'm gonna try this when I get home. I'm sure others... slob, Z? already have some pretty low score and quick victories.
Posted by capristo, Dec 10, 2013 at 3:22 pm
- The great thing about spears is that they are part of the "pole arm" type which includes halberds. That means if you switch to a halberd (which is much more powerful, and will train your Arm Str very well), you won't lose that skill level. However, they are much more inaccurate. I would recommend switching to a halberd after you can enchant it a few times to increase the accuracy. Some people also like the runed spear Vermis which is a special item... personally the random effects just annoy me

- you won't find many things in UT that are valuable enough to sell, but GC will get you wealthy soon enough

- When you're on the world map press 'l' (lowercase L) and you can scroll around and find Attnam and Gloomy Caves and anything else on the map. They might be off the edge of the screen but you don't need to wander around and starve.
Posted by capristo, Dec 8, 2013 at 5:22 pm
What's the difference between necromancy and resurrection? Wands of necromancy never seem to do anything for me, so I assumed they were only used on zombies or something
Posted by capristo, Dec 8, 2013 at 1:54 pm
5. Good question, never thought about them reattaching a different monster's limb.

7. Aim at an angle

9. Save it for later. Kenny will never get very strong. You can resurrect much more powerful monsters in the future, this is equivalent to taming them

11. Yes, that is how you get to UT4. But I would not go there until you've gotten down to GC6 or 7 at least. Looots of powerful monsters in there including golems. You can also teleport Genetrix away and climb the staircase without killing her.

12. If you are in good favor with Mellis and pray to him, he will fill them with different liquids. You might get lucky with an ommel fluid
Posted by capristo, Dec 7, 2013 at 9:37 am
damn... I love how many things I keep learning about this game, years after development stopped. Awesome discovery Chiko!
Just tested and it just says "it hits the plant... it is not hurt." I take it this is a random occurrence?
Posted by capristo, Dec 7, 2013 at 9:35 am
Ah the plant level. Yes this is the last level before exiting UT. Hmm..

- armor is a huge help as 4zb4 mentioned. Even if something is "beneath" you - "psh, leather gloves, I can do better than that", just equip them because they'll help.
- if you have any healing liquid dip it into empty cans so that it lasts twice as long (with half the healing power, but this early in the game you don't need the full bottle)
- I agree with Chiko, go find Genetrix as soon as possible. if you want to train dexterity on the plants then find her and teleport her away, otherwise find her and kill her. The longer you stay on the level the more powerful the plants she summons gets.
- whenever you're hurt, go back to UT2 and heal. That not only keeps you safe from the plants, but as I said the more time you spend on the level including healing, the stronger they'll get

Re: leg strength
- it's good to start training early. However, when facing a known enemy like this I usually unload as much weight as I can on the previous level. Just drop things right on top of the stair case before going to UT3. That way you're not burdened, and as soon as you finish off Genetrix you can go back and collect your things again. They won't disappear while you're gone.
Posted by capristo, Dec 7, 2013 at 12:05 am
Hard to say. What usually causes your death?

If you're frequently dying from hedgehogs, for example, be careful what weapons you are using. I used to always play with halberds, because they do a lot of damage and look awesome. But when you first start your arms are too weak to wield one, which means your attacks will be very inaccurate, especially on small monsters. That makes it very easy for them to finish you off.

Another general advice is, whenever you get badly hurt, go back up to the world map where you can heal without being disturbed.
Posted by capristo, Dec 5, 2013 at 6:42 am
Good point about the no following JoKe.

nomud, ah ok that makes more sense. Yeah it'd be hard to come by most of those items in UT.

Wow 4zb4, I had no idea about the masochist property. I'd seen it in the scripts but assumed it was just descriptive. Awesome!
Posted by capristo, Dec 4, 2013 at 6:53 pm
And next time ask before committing suicide

But yeah this used to really annoy me. Once I had 4 baby mammoths and I thought it was awesome but I could hardly move and they stole all my kills from me. So I rarely tame creatures, except to sci-talk them and kill them again