#367 Puede, pero estoy viendo que va a venir un comesueños de esos y me va a partir en tres. Así que será corto XD
#368 Que dure lo que tenga que durar!
Pero vaya que con que hagas stream nos basta asi no tienes tanto curro
#370 ¡Noooooooooo!
Pues ya se podrían estirar los devs en repartir accesos anticipados, que buena publicidad le estoy haciendo a su juego xd
EDIT: A chuparla, les he enviado un mensaje. A ver qué me dicen XD
#372 Me recuerdas a cuando intento contactar con ilustradores de Games Workshop y similares para mi juego de rol, muchos ni responden xD.
We round off our collection of new opponents for the upcoming ‘Beasts & Exploration’ DLC with the introduction of our largest enemy yet. It’s a giant beast, a creature that has lived throughout the ages and is at the very top of the food chain. Unleash the Kraken!
THE KRAKEN
As an attentive connoisseur of last week’s release date announcement (November 29th!), something might have caught your attention: There’s three fearsome boss type enemies coming. Each one is guarding a different legendary location, and as it so happens, one of them is the Kraken. We’re not going to spoil the other two in dev blogs, but we’re taking a closer look at the tentacled horror today as an example of what to expect.
The Kraken is a remnant of a different era. Its age numbers in millennia, and it has spent much of its life slumbering beneath the surface of the swamp it inhabits. The tentacled horror is myth and a legend that few have seen with their own eyes, and people have been born and grown old living atop a slumbering Kraken, for it awakens only every few years to feast. The Kraken has countless tentacles that stretch on forever below the surface, and each tentacle has a dim light to lure prey. Those lights are the origin of many a tale; in the thick fog of the swamp, Irrlichts, or ghost lights, promise company and a warming fire, only to lead men to their doom. Worse still, the tentacles will wrap around their prey, crush them and drag them through the muddy water into the gaping maw of the Kraken, where they will meet a gruesome end.
The Kraken is firmly situated in late game territory. It’s an opponent to test your veteran party against, and quite possibly the end of many an ironman run. Most of the Kraken is below the surface when fighting it, and you can only guess as to its actual size. Individual tentacles reach all over the map, and they will disappear into the mud and water of the swamp only to appear again at another place. As the Kraken feeds, a many-toothed maw will slowly rise from below the waterline to gorge itself.
From the perspective of this giant beast, your group of tiny mercenaries is but food, and so it will start combat by moving its tentacles to wrap around your men and drag them towards its maw to feed. Being dragged through the swamp is a hellish ride, and your men better start attempting to free themselves along the way by hacking at the tentacle that holds them tight. Nearby brothers-in-arms can help as well. If you fail at freeing your men in time, and they end up next to the maw at the end of their turn, they’re done for. The maw will shred them mercilessly in a single turn.
If you hurt a Kraken enough, either by destroying several of its tentacles, or by injuring the head, it will get enraged and let you know with an ear-deafening roar. The Kraken understands now that this is no longer about feeding itself, but about defending itself. The tentacles show teeth and begin to snap at everything and everyone. They continue to wrap around your men and drag them towards the maw, but they do it so tight now that they slowly crush and suffocate their victim along the way, meaning that your men will lose hitpoints at every turn they end while entrapped like this.
Should you manage to beat the Kraken, you’ll not only get the treasure it guarded, but you’ll be able to craft items from its remains, and you’ll unlock it to appear as a regular albeit rare enemy in swamps across the wild for your epicly long campaign.
DLC SUPPORTER EDITION
Thanks to the overwhelmingly positive response to last week’s release date announcement, and many people expressing their desire to support us even beyond the asking price of the ‘Beasts & Exploration’ DLC, we’ve decided to also offer it as a special Supporter Edition. This Supporter Edition will be priced at $19.99 and include a new player banner and shields with a Kraken motif as a thank you from us to you.
There’s three fearsome boss type enemies coming
Si ya es jodido de por sí luchar en pantanos, imagínate contra esta mole. RIP in peperoni
Me llama muchisimo este juego , pero no me acabo de animar a comprarlo por el tema del idioma , he jugado a juegos en ingles pero no es que tenga un ingles de la ostia y no se hasta que punto el nivel de ingles es importante para disfrutarlo y sacarle la chicha que tiene , ¿me lo recomendais si alguno esta en mi situacion o hace falta dominarlo mucho?
#377 no es necesario. El inglés de los eventos a veces es imposible de entender, pero es que da igual, porque son muy aleatorios.
#377 Mi ingles no es bueno y he podido jugarlo y disfrutarlo, lo unico que te vas a perder son las historias de las misiones, si bien despues de mucho tiempo jugando..se van repitiendo los mismos textos y ya ni los miras.
Las habilidades te haces con ellas enseguida y las mecanicas igual.
#377 El ingles que usa es un poco difícil de entender pero al final acabas pasando de la mitad.Lo importante es aprender a identificar las palabras que te dan pistas de lo que va la misión para saber a que te vas a enfrentar y eso lo consigues un poco con la practica.
Basicamente es lo que te dice #381 El inglés es un inglés así antiguo medieval con expresiones de nivel C2 fijo xD Pero tienes que entender ciertas palabras para saber la dificultad de la misión. Si ves orcs o goblins y estás al empezar, pues rechazas XD
El juego merece mucho la pena, para mí fue un descubrimiento, me lo compré hace un año justo. Es el juego con el que mejor me lo he pasado en los ultimso años, aparte del juego que más cabreos me ha dado cuando empiezan a liarla con la mala suerte o la buena suerte rival.
#361 con un mes no tienes ni para empezar. juegazo
si sabeis ingles y entendeis todo es unas risas casi siempre el battle brothers
