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Baldur's Gate 3 hack shows impossible rarest ending alternative unlocked by zero players
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And then there's Noita, in which people have put in serious cryptographic effort over years trying to decipher the last two puzzles and yet no answers are forthcoming because the game was conjured by druids and ancient Finnish forest spirits
Do you perhaps have a link to more reading/watching on the silubject? I’m curious! I bought the game but refunded it cuz it’s too hard for me.
The game is very difficult but if you still have an interest there are a ton of workshop mods that make the game easier to learn/play. It's really fun and I've logged hundreds of hours but vanilla is honestly too hard for me too.
I got the mod that lets you respawn at the last Holy Mountain visited, and then there's the two that kinda go together that add starting classes and load outs to the game. I also got the "cheat mode" one that lets you edit wands whenever, add spells and items etc.
Yup I've tried all those too. They're great. I found that a decently balanced experience for me was the one that adds tons of inventory space so I could build really good wands and the mini map mod. Knowing where enemies and hearts are makes the game a lot easier.
If you want more information about the game in general, this goes over it's insanity pretty well
https://youtu.be/VMx6fPyCbCI
https://youtu.be/4lSPZWmmoS8?feature=shared
This video is a good explanation. There might be better ones but I'm not particularly knowledgeable about the community aspect of Noita
Excellent, thank you!