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Help in base game plz

For the people who have finished the game, I am currently stuck on the Jellyfish puzzle on Giant's Deep where I need to search for the Probe Tracking Module and it seems as though it is in the core of the planet underneath the ball of electricity. I already know of the anticlockwise tornadoes taking you underwater and I also know the Feldspar information about the insulated jellyfish allowing you to enter the core. However, I have tried and I can't seem to find any way to get inside a jellyfish, even involving the jellyfish island on the Giant's Deep. Please no spoilers as I have tried to go through the entire game without using a guide however this is driving me genuinely insane. I have two leads I can also pursue on Dark Bramble instead however they seem like a dead end and I already found Feldspar and the frozen jellyfish on there too. I'd prefer if you don't explicitly say anything but rather just try to point me in the right direction and tell me whether it's worth continuing with this lead as opposed to going to Dark Bramble and also of course no spoilers please not even vague ones and not even telling me which leads are important to the end, etc, because I'd love to preserve the clean experience as much as possible and I'm adoring this game so far. If there's something important, assume I don't know it and also don't mention it but I guess this goes without saying on this sub and I know you guys are great with not spoiling things. Thank you in advance!

Guys I figured it out! Thank you so much for the help and also mainly for not spoiling anything at all! I love this community and enjoy your expedition everyone!!!

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u/Key_Reaction_8666 — 5 days ago
▲ 24 r/Suda_51

Should I buy Romeo is a Dead Man?

I have reached a shortage of games with great stories and gameplay and I've seen footage of Romeo is a Dead Man and it looks unique and fun as hell, however there are mixed reviews. Call me uncultured but I've never played a Suda51 game before so this is all completely alien to me and it looks surreal. I however have two main concerns. One- is the story any good? I'm looking for some narrative games and it seems like it has a good narrative, I like stories with good set pieces emotional beats, good characters and a few bonkers plot twists too. Now I'm not asking for the next NieR Automata, few games are that good, however I'm at least hoping Romeo ticks those boxes narratively. As for gameplay, I've heard many compare it to Resident Evil 4, which is a delight as that is probably my favourite moment to moment combat gameplay in any game, period. However, does it actually come close to that and, also, importantly, is there a parry? It's oddly specific but I just love parrying. The game doesn't need it but I'd love if it were there. Anyways, that's all guys, I hope you get back to me shortly, and thank you in advance! 😄

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u/Key_Reaction_8666 — 7 days ago

Should I buy Romeo Is A Dead Man?

I have reached a shortage of games with great stories and gameplay and I've seen footage of Romeo is a Dead Man and it looks unique and fun as hell, however there are mixed reviews. Call me uncultured but I've never played a Suda51 game before so this is all completely alien to me and it looks surreal. I however have two main concerns. One- is the story any good? I'm looking for some narrative games and it seems like it has a good narrative, I like stories with good set pieces emotional beats, good characters and a few bonkers plot twists too. Now I'm not asking for the next NieR Automata, few games are that good, however I'm at least hoping Romeo ticks those boxes narratively. As for gameplay, I've heard many compare it to Resident Evil 4, which is a delight as that is probably my favourite moment to moment combat gameplay in any game, period. However, does it actually come close to that and, also, importantly, is there a parry? It's oddly specific but I just love parrying. The game doesn't need it but I'd love if it were there. Anyways, that's all guys, I hope you get back to me shortly, and thank you in advance! 😄

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u/Key_Reaction_8666 — 7 days ago

I have reached a shortage of games with great stories and gameplay and I've seen footage of Romeo is a Dead Man and it looks unique and fun as hell, however there are mixed reviews. Call me uncultured but I've never played a Suda51 game before so this is all completely alien to me and it looks surreal. I however have two main concerns. One- is the story any good? I'm looking for some narrative games and it seems like it has a good narrative, I like stories with good set pieces emotional beats, good characters and a few bonkers plot twists too. Now I'm not asking for the next NieR Automata, few games are that good, however I'm at least hoping Romeo ticks those boxes narratively. As for gameplay, I've heard many compare it to Resident Evil 4, which is a delight as that is probably my favourite moment to moment combat gameplay in any game, period. However, does it actually come close to that and, also, importantly, is there a parry? It's oddly specific but I just love parrying. The game doesn't need it but I'd love if it were there. Anyways, that's all guys, I hope you get back to me shortly, and thank you in advance! :)

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u/Key_Reaction_8666 — 7 days ago

I've heard mixed things about this game but, all in all, it looks great. The atmosphere and visual style looks awesome and the music is incredible, however the combat gameplay does seem lackluster especially compared to games like Resident Evil 4 (it's an unfair comparison but the point is it doesn't seem like a high point). However the tension is supposed to be great and, the main question arguably, the narrative. It looks very interesting, especially with the time travel element and the character of the Traveller, however the idea of yet another "humanity faced with apocalypse" story seems derivative, so I'm wondering perhaps whether it leans into more of the unique elements as well as wondering how the character work is (of course, I'm not going in expecting Expedition 33/ Death Stranding/ NieR Automata levels of storytelling but I'm wondering what to expect) and also I'm absolutely a sucker for a good unexpected surprise reveal or plot twist and, if the game has anything like that, I'm in. Also I love the genre of sci fi and I'm okay if the game isn't really that scary, as scare factor never really bothered me in horror games, strangely. I mean I love it when a horror game is pants-shittingly terrifying however I equally love horror games that don't do that. Please no spoilers, and thank you all in advance!

EDIT: Some asshole on another forum where I asked this question spoiled cronos' ending though so I might not pull the trigger and buy it.

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u/Key_Reaction_8666 — 10 days ago

I've heard mixed things about this game but, all in all, it looks great. The atmosphere and visual style looks awesome and the music is incredible, however the combat gameplay does seem lackluster especially compared to games like Resident Evil 4 (it's an unfair comparison but the point is it doesn't seem like a high point). However the tension is supposed to be great and, the main question arguably, the narrative. It looks very interesting, especially with the time travel element and the character of the Traveller, however the idea of yet another "humanity faced with apocalypse" story seems derivative, so I'm wondering perhaps whether it leans into more of the unique elements as well as wondering how the character work is (of course, I'm not going in expecting Expedition 33/ Death Stranding/ NieR Automata levels of storytelling but I'm wondering what to expect) and also I'm absolutely a sucker for a good unexpected surprise reveal or plot twist and, if the game has anything like that, I'm in. Also I love the genre of sci fi and I'm okay if the game isn't really that scary, as scare factor never really bothered me in horror games, strangely. I mean I love it when a horror game is pants-shittingly terrifying however I equally love horror games that don't do that. Please no spoilers, and thank you all in advance!

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u/Key_Reaction_8666 — 10 days ago

Hey guys! So I just recently have a void to fill in terms of narrative based action games and I remember playing the demo of this game a while back and loving it! The combat was great and the music was incredible, though the character designs didn't do anything for me personally. However I also hope it has a lot of potential story-wise, hence why I made this post as I think I got some potential spoilers and I'd like to know whether I know little enough to still be surprised by the story of this game (I live for a good plot twist).

So I know that Adam is the alpha naytiba or something but he's definitely like the leader of the aliens. Yeah that's about it. Also I think I heard something is very wrong with lily but yeah that's about it. Please tell me if that's enough to ruin the game and don't blindly still recommend it, please be honest enough with me as I am very sensitive to huge spoilers. Thank you in advance!!!

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u/Key_Reaction_8666 — 12 days ago
▲ 3 r/nier

Guys, I've been thinking of picking up Replicant for ages and I don't have many good story based games to pick up recently and Automata is one of my favourite games of all time. However, I did get a spoiler or two of Replicant so I'm wondering how it impacted the experience and whether it is still worth playing. If I know too much, I don't want to spend the money on the game so please provide a nuanced take and be honest if I won't enjoy it and if my experience is ruined.

So for a start I know about the outbreak of some virus thing, and I know of course that the player character has been killing kids the whole game. I also know that Kaine is intersex and a failed robotic design or something and also I vaguely think I heard she was a Replicant too. Is this enough to ruin the experience? Please be honest and get back to me soon enough. Thank you in advance!!!

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u/Key_Reaction_8666 — 12 days ago