I hope they pull away a bit from the wish system. No hate for the quest log aspect but god do I hate “kill this many dudes with blue butt plugs to get 50 anal beads oh BTW it’s a 1 in 3 drop” type quests and dispised the entire tracking quest type too. Major drop in my enjoyment especially due to needing to complete them.
Otherwise I’m hoping to see more from the seemstress clan. They all seem pretty chill
I’ve heard rumours that may be a leftover from a crafting system they worked on earlier in development. It makes sense to me, at least, that that would be meant to teach you to gather things to craft some upgrades, such as the spine quest for the drifter’s cloak.
All that to say, agreed, and I don’t assume they’ll be adding more wishes like that, most wishes weren’t lame “collect X of Y” chores, and I highly doubt Team Cherry would believe those to be the best parts of Silksong.
Yeah, I like the wish system, but they should have used it more for real quests and not just for killing things. Like helping a certain someone in white ward, that felt like a great quest.
In the end exploring and killing things are the two things you do in Silk song, but the context is what matters.
I hope they pull away a bit from the wish system. No hate for the quest log aspect but god do I hate “kill this many dudes with blue butt plugs to get 50 anal beads oh BTW it’s a 1 in 3 drop” type quests and dispised the entire tracking quest type too. Major drop in my enjoyment especially due to needing to complete them.
Otherwise I’m hoping to see more from the seemstress clan. They all seem pretty chill
I’ve heard rumours that may be a leftover from a crafting system they worked on earlier in development. It makes sense to me, at least, that that would be meant to teach you to gather things to craft some upgrades, such as the spine quest for the drifter’s cloak.
All that to say, agreed, and I don’t assume they’ll be adding more wishes like that, most wishes weren’t lame “collect X of Y” chores, and I highly doubt Team Cherry would believe those to be the best parts of Silksong.
Yeah, I like the wish system, but they should have used it more for real quests and not just for killing things. Like helping a certain someone in white ward, that felt like a great quest.
In the end exploring and killing things are the two things you do in Silk song, but the context is what matters.