You can also kill the tentacles with one power attack if you have the damage upgrade. Once you're strafing the tentacles' lasers and melee attacks just won't hit you for the most part. Cave generation can have a bigger effect, you need clear ground to strafe in but it's pretty rare that you'll get a totally unworkable arena. They always behave the same way and you (generally) won't be ambushed by bugs during it. gently caress industrial sabotage, and gently caress the caretaker fight.Ĭaretaker fights are kinda similar to Omen towers in that they feel very hostile initially but once you've got a formula down they become trivial. It took far more attempts than the other missions. The ramp side of the pod was up against a wall too because of course it was.įinally got around to unlocking Haz 5 and the second mission was industrial sabotage.
It was in one of the hard rock biomes too so if we hadn't had a driller we would have been proper hosed. The hole was too overhung to get a platform stairway up there and the room was too big for a zipline to reach at the required angle. The scout could get in but there wasn't any way for anyone else to make it through.
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I had one not too long ago where what looked like a small crack in the ceiling of a machine event space turned out to be the only opening into a fair sized room where the pod landed. You can simply rocketjump and platform your way up the resupply tunnels after her! Or if you do still get lost, at least you're all lost together. I liked Low Oxygen only while a newbie because it forces you to all stay together and it's hard to get lost that way Babysitting the oxygen meter is a fun tax and it distracts me from the things that matter most, like pointing at mushrooms and goo sacks. My strategy for low O2 is to never play it. Normally I wouldn't bother, but on low 02 if I spent that much time in one of those missions I sure as hell wouldn't want to fail right at the end. Yeah, the only thing you can really do there is have an engineer put platforms over those to cover them. I CURSE YOU WITH MY DYING BREATH YOU drat MULE! (*gasp, wheeze, croak*) The pod's accuracy is inversely proportional to how many barrels were in the launch tube. Sometimes they get it right and send it perfectly, sometimes they mess up a mundane details like putting a decimal in the wrong place and then bam your drop pod is 150 meters away and the ramp is facing the wrong direction. I look at it as the engineers working at HQ suck at their jobs and miscalculate the speed / rotation of the drop pod. Be it weird cave gen just being Hoxxes “as usual”, or weird pod landings as Command being a dick. One of my favorite things about this game is how readily and easily we can ascribe various bits of RNG weirdness to various explanations. Just to show that putting it in the worst spot imaginable is a choice that they make. Every now and then Mission Control sets the drop pod to land nearby with a clear stroll to the ramp.
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