LET IT DIE: INFERNO

if u like good jank this is fun and painful and everything evil in the world

Just remove the humanoids from the game and that's it

회차 클리어 후 후기입니다. 한판한판 자체는 캐쥬얼하게 즐길 수 있었던 것 같습니다. 전체를 놓고보면 꽤나 하드하지만 말이죠 특유의 분위기도 너무 좋습니다만 한가지 아쉬운 점은 유저인 다른 레이더를 만나기 거의 불가능에 가깝다는 점 입니다.(도전과제 불가능에 가까움) 플레이 타임 중 완전 뉴비일때랑 도중에 몇판 제외하고는 계속 pve가 아닌쪽으로 하고있지만 급작스럽게 우연히 만났던 한명을 제외하고 단한번도 마주치지 못했고 매칭을 통해 유저와 만날 수 있는 모드는 1시간 이상 켜놓고 기다려봐도 매칭이 되지 않았습니다.(매칭 대기중인 유저가 있다고 메세지가 나옴) 매칭이 안되는건지 유저 자체가 없는건지는 알수는 없지만 현재를 기준으로는 pvp를 기대하시는 분들의 만족은 충족하기 어려울 것으로 판단되며 pve만 즐겨도 꽤나 즐겁게 할 수 있습니다. 기껏 열심히 키운 바디를 억까나 급작사로 인해 잃을때는 꽤나 기분이 썩 좋진 않지만 클리어를 하고나면 달성감이 어느정도 충족이 되기에 감안 할 수 있는 부분이긴 합니다. 저는 추가 에디션 없이 플레이 하였으나 추가캐릭터나 꾸미기 또는 무게등등 아이템 관리에 자신이 없으신 분들은 기본이 아닌쪽으로 하시는것을 추천드립니다.

30 hours and it still doesn't work. I tried, but compared to the first title, this game is just a waste of time. What a shame, considering how much I enjoyed the first one on PS5.

Much better then what i was expecting. the spirit of let it die 1 is very much alive in this game. youll be scavenging materials to craft new weapons and armours, learning your way around new weapons and enemies like the old days but a TON of things have been changed and streamlined. this game really focuses more on build crafting of your body (and its subsequent cores) through use of the mastery system. like let it die 1 there are multiple archetypes of character you can chose from. like in the first game some fighters had large death bags making them more suited to collect gear and weapons, theres a character like that here, like in let it die 1 you had your attacker class focused more heavily on offense at the sake of defence, theres a character like that here so 7 body types to chose from (with more on the way) BUT! these characters can also be switched to a different style of play that compliments their archetype. for example im playing as timothy right now who feels like the all rounder type fighter. i can switch to a more defense and gathering type class if i want to focus on gathering resources for the next few runs. theres even more to the characters as well in that each has there own special ability (this worried me initially). my character has the ability to heal his wounds and build his rage bar (yep rage is in this) every 40 or so seconds. i was worried this would make the game cheesable but as you go deeper into the hell gate pit this skill actually balances out quite nicely, healing you for just a small amount as your health increases but giving you rage to use on special attacks. theres no durability so you can go nuts using rage as much as you like and not worry about breaking gear. the weapon mastery system has been retooled into a branching skill tree with paths you can priortise for your play style. in my characters tree i can, increase his death bag capacity,increase his damage with certain brands of weaponry (like how LID 1 had DOD arms, war ensemble etc this game has its own brands for gear too) increase the amount of SPLithium i gather (which plays a much bigger role in this game), make my special skill cool down faster and be more effective etc. Decals are gone but their effects live on. when you pass through a level you characters body will "level up". think of this as like moving from a 1 star fighter to a 2 star fighter etc, and each time you level up youll be given a choice of three cores to pick from. these are always random but they have potent effects. you might get a body core that increases your HP, provide you with healing when you crouch down AND allow you to navigate to certain parts of the map via special shroom paths you normally wouldnt be able to use, you might a core that increases your offense power by 10%, increasing your rage limit and rage gain or you might find one that drastically increases your blocking capability AND death bag capacity...the weapons and armour you craft also come with random rolls now which is very good at making you consider what build options youd like. would you like to aim for an armour set that has multiple stamina regen and capacity rolls (like golden heart decal) or would you go for one that provides a mixture of buffs to all stats (like the fighter decals) how about a set of weapons that specialise in maximising rage damage, counter strike damage or guard break damage? im sure theres more as im only quite early in the game but already im excited to try new combos with the other characters (like the class with a shoulder mounted turret because enemies can overwhelm you quite fast numbers wise) theres so much more i want to talk about but after thinking i was going to play for 20 or so minutes 4 and a half hours have gone by so ill sum it up like this. this game has HUGE potential. im just scratching the surface and running into new enemies (what are these ear, eye , mouth keys for?) so i was concerned that enemy types seemed a bit low but we need to remember the devs have pivoted to PVE so id expect more on the way. the music is a bit lacking. lots of tracks made by akira yamaoka and some indies but theres way more pop/dance sounding tracks (the devs snuck in some let it die 1 floor tracks as well). they do give you the option to decide what tracks to listen to in your home base and when youre out in the hell pit which is cool. Let it die 1 fans... jump in. youll be getting a more streamlined version of the experience LID1 provided, it has features people wanted in LID 1 like playable co-op ... PVP is still there IN A SEPERATE MODE, so you wont be forced in to it. no one will be raiding your base and stealing your hard earned resources whilst youre at work or just want to take a break for a while. at the current price its well worth your time. if it matters ive been playing let it die 1 since launch on ps4 and made it to the top of tengoku, currently playing a fresh file on PC thanks to the offline key and like say i think this game has huge potential but it definitely needs your support so the devs can continue to keep it going. people were quite negative about let it die 1 when it first released, calling it a predatory, P2W, MTX ridden, overly hard game designed to steal your money.... but we knew better then to listen to the whiners didnt we? ;) jump in senpai.

优化太烂，居然没日语配音

This is fundamentally NOT an extraction game; at least not in the way games like Tarkov, Arc Raiders or Marathon are. While you do enter a map to gather and extract loot and resources, the gameplay loop and progression is much more in line with a traditional rogue-like formula. At the beginning of each run, you select a character with their own unique stats, ability and skill tree, who you will be forced to play as for the remainder of that run. Each run is divided into multiple stages of increasing difficulty which you have to complete sequentially until you finish the last stage or die. Your character's level is reset every time you die or complete a run, so you cannot use higher-level equipment from later stages in the earlier stages; the only thing that carries over is your skill tree and kill coins. If you saved equipment from a previous run, you will still have to switch it out from storage every time your character levels up again, so each run effectively still feels like starting from zero, in a way. It is a much simpler game compared to the original LET IT DIE, but it still retains that same essence and jankiness of it. LET IT DIE: INFERNO is like having your highest of highs be interrupted every 30-40 minutes by a momentary but extremely severe lowest of lows. This game is heroin. Running around the psychedelic environments gathering loot and eating weird creatures, navigating enemy encounters and watching the enemies turn into discoloured ooze after you slaughter them - it's all incredibly addictive, so much so that it feels hard to put down and walk away from once you get accustomed to the gameplay. It would be nigh impossible if dying in this game didn't feel so disgustingly soul crushing due to how much you feel like you lose. For a -50% discount at the price of $10 it's well worth it. Depending on how quickly you learn and understand the game, there is about 5-10 hours of genuinely enjoyable content to get through before it starts feeling a tad bit repetitive. While the game looks slick and graphically feels like an improvement upon the original, you can tell it is a budget title due to the limited content, asset reuse and self-serving gameplay.

I want to like this game but the performance seems deceptive. I meet the system requirements but the framerate is wildly inconsistent.