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ShPD: What are your favourite and least favourite challenges? (lemm.ee)

submitted 9 months ago by [email protected] to c/pixeldungeon

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I personally think each of the challenges are well thought out!

Favourites: Badder Bosses and Swarm Intelligence. These imho add a nice layer to the game.

Least favourite: Into the darkness, it annoys me getting sniped from a ranged enemy without seeing anything.

Special shout-out to pharmacopoeia and faith is my armour. I cannot finish the game with these on - anyone got any tips?

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[–] MrRedstoner 2 points 9 months ago

As a Huntress player who relies on range and grass cover, Darkness and Barren are the 2 I dislike the most (though I could deal with them in a low chal run). FiMA can be rough but it teaches you a lot about avoiding damage, similar for Pharma where healing is at a premium especially time-wise.