Pixel Dungeon
This community is a place to talk strategies, tell stories, or discuss anything related to Pixel Dungeon or its many versions.
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Hopefully they stick around! Some of them seemed pretty upset about the change! I think Evan is right that people had become too dependent on the exploit and weren’t willing to try on unidentified items or look for other strategies to deal with them.
Shit, I am with them! I just learned about it and it's been helpful.
Is this over on Reddit or something? I didn't know people were voicing their opinions already. I would've guessed that those who knew about this are well equipped with many other tactics to beat the game that they would be fine.
Yeah it was over on Reddit. There was quite a large discussion about it. Some (including me) are glad to see it go (I had all my equipment blown up by traps one time because I threw it all down a pit; now that’s no longer an issue).
Others called it a “core mechanic” of the game that they use every run!