Risk of Rain Returns is The Ideal Remake. 

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personally, I think the thing RoRR did really well is with multiplayer, in the 2 previous game if one of the multiple player dies, that player basically left to be emotional support for the rest of the player, but in RoRR when you die you become this tiny drone that can shoot enemies(and grab item with other's help), heck if you fancy you can also use the drone scrapping machine when in that state

9:44 A captain and a pilot are not the same thing especially on large ships like the one in the game, pilot is probably a completely different person from the captain especially sense we see pilot running to the escape pods in the intro

Acrid's bubble trial taught me bouncing on your bubble will deal more damage to nearby enemies while also bouncing to avoid shots. Pretty gimmicky but works surprisingly well

some friends of mine have been playing this while in discord calls recently this video probably wont do very well because algorithm and what-not, but I this was a super good review 👍

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15:37 I have a fair bit to say about this as I hold quite a different opinion than yours. I do not disagree with the fact that you possess more agency with your run in ROR2, although by what was talked about in the video, and excuse me if I'm wrong, the biggest issue you have with this is that it makes the game feel too easy. The first thing I want to mention is the fact that, if you're not aware, there is an alternate game mode called Eclipse to increase the challenge level of the game, as I saw you were playing on rainstorm and drizzle for the footage you put into the video. I personally really enjoy this as it lets you have that agency to build different runs, (also to touch on the bit about how you can just go towards "the best builds" I find that you still have switch up what you do and what build you can realistically go for depending on your RNG ex; if you don't get bands on bandit but get a shatterspleen, you may feel inclined to forego a one-shot bandit build for more of a bleed-stacking proc shatterspleen build) and what it really comes down to is if you enjoy this almost deck-building playstyle. I'm mainly making this post in the off-chance that your critique about ROR2 was more based off of you catering towards one or two builds and the game being too easy, but I suppose it's just as probable that you just don't enjoy the deckbuilding, working around the games RNG playstyle. (because with half the god-damn green items being dogshit you're kinda forced to) Overall I really did enjoy the rest of the video about RORR, as I agree with almost all that was said with me having just over 100 hours in it myself; but I will admit I was taken aback by your opinion on ROR2. (although I totally agree that Lunar Items make the game too easy, I personally stay away from them as it makes the game more fun for me)

9:45 ships can have multiple captains (or a second in command)

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Arti feeling so much weaker than, pretty much, the entire cast is heartbreaking for me cause she's far and away my favourite in 2. The chakrams feel so weak

I loved reading all the logs in ror, ror2 and rorr, it's like the only way to know anything about the lore of this game

There is also a super secret 4th new character to unlock

What I really like is they gave you a choice to play updated, or not. You could still play Risk.Of rain returns , just like risk of a rain. Do you want to have to track down every enemy still? Go ahead. Like I wouldn't have like the mouse control, But it's completely optional if you use it or don't

i dont think i have room in my budget of favors to ask for rorr now, man

You just inspired me to make my game crash. 🤔 how long would that take

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15:30 "considering that cheating is common practice, this gives players a lot of leeway and a big advantage" people get an op advantage when they cheat? thats crazy. to me, when a roguelike is free of item agency, it is one that relies far, far too heavily on luck. because thats what it is in RoRR, blind luck, how strong your run is. no game knowledge involved whatsoever. when a 5 hour player and a 500 hour player have the exact same run on the same seed, thats the hallmark of a flawed roguelike imo. because that means the game is a glorified slot machine with next to zero strategy involved. im not saying RoRR is a bad game, but this is 100% the biggest flaw of the game and the reason i prefer 2. like, why is being able to "consistently win the game" a bad thing? are you saying that there SHOULD be runs where the hand youre dealt is so, so bad, that not even the best player can make anything from it? also im guessing youre playing Rainstorm for recording purposes, im gonna hopefully assume youre not saying the games too easy before even bothering to turn up the difficulty lmao That said, yeah, lunar items are still OP. agree on that. Making the game harder by making game knowledge irrelevant and discouraging learning is very, very boring and an awful way of making the game harder imo. i guess some people prefer having a game with extremely surface level strategy to turn your brain off to which is fair, but thats not why i play roguelikes at all. i mean its not even like the item agency RoR2 offers is elite level strategy or anything obviously, but when im having the exact same run i wouldve had playing the game for the first time it feels like my knowledge and experience as a player is really, really undervalued and kind of useless. its probably because i got into roguelikes via Isaac which offers way, WAY more agency of how your run goes than any other roguelike by a mile. pretty much every aspect of the game can be twisted and manipulated with the right game knowledge to the players advantage and i adore that. very simple tricks to complex and interesting game breaks. so when a roguelike has literally none of that i kind of switch off. Printers and scrappers offer a really interesting risk/reward mechanic that perfectly suits the stacking items RoR has and theyre a brilliant and clever mechanic imo. anyway, good video, good game, i just really didnt agree with this part and wanted to share this criticism i feel like i dont see enough

Yes, I am the one who disliked your video. No reason. Just wanted to.