add map marker in infinite hunger fight
I dunno who the genious designed this fight but was it that difficult to add a map marker indicating where the portal is to get out of your stupid sludge maze?
Or was is intentionnaly designed to kill people for your personal enjoyment??? Difficulty doesn't mean BAD DESIGN. Last bumped on May 30, 2022, 3:37:08 AM
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I DONT MIND MAP MAKERS I WAS OUT OF IT WHEN I WROTE ORIGINAL POST I HAD JUST GOT OUT OF MENTAL HEALTH HOSPTIAL AND WAS REALLY ACTING WIERD LOL HEH
I AM MAXHERO777!!! Last edited by Maxhero777#4711 on Nov 27, 2024, 5:33:40 PM
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" I you search well, you can even find people loving eating s***. Thank you for your return Mr Random-Man Last edited by Ashandaar#3743 on May 29, 2022, 11:19:45 PM
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"DEAD POOL IS COOL :p I AM MAXHERO777!!!
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I agree.
But infinite Hunger is still born from half-wanked design |
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i've run over 70 infinite hunger fights, thinking his ammy would be good but was sorely mistaken.
what i can tell you is, it is a very unique and interesting concept, the first few times you encounter it. i m like ok i m sunk, now i need to get out ASAP. i cant waste time down here, else i get debuffs like mad. ok, try and follow the "flow". shit, all looks like shit, but thats ok, if i go one direction i'd see a better area with better flow". its really cool. then when you're doing it for 10 times with a few deaths to your name, you start experimenting. what i have learned is that, after the first few times, the experience quickly becomes a slog. i honest rather have the infinite hunger kill me before the map is fully swallowed, 0xp loss since i have no xp. tp back in, and i actually SAVE TIME doing it this way. i run this boss with the double invite effect and harvest crafted invites. his amulets are mostly shit and nowhere close to ashes. i have a ton of invites accumulating in stash but i refuse to run them as i see little to no reason to. [Removed by Support]
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