As they reach a specific level, there are two different abilities. All the abilities requires reaching a specific level through combat XP earned to be unlocked. You'll also want to pay attention to what type of skills are getting what memories. In practice when the player progresses, it collects Xp (to level up characters and unlock abilities ), Memories (buff to empower and specialize the characters, allowing strong combos), Vitae (used to create new daughters. Othercide is a game about razor-thin margins and given how hard healing is to come by for high-level units, anything you can do to make Daughters hit harder or take less damage is worth it. It has a reversed difficulty design, meaning that the player starts with the highest possible difficulty (level 1 characters, no advanced abilities, no buff, no healing) and lets reduce the difficulty replaying the campaign. They have all basic melee/ranged attacks and several abilities. Othercide is a great rpg turn-based strategy game. Going below 50 AP means, you’ll be pushed down to the bottom of the timeline, and it means a lot of enemies will be able to make several moves before your Daughter gets her turn again.īursting is only viable if you feel like you can wipe the floor with a considerable number of enemies. To defeat Suffering, the player can germinate Daughters, at which point their stats are slightly randomized. If you happen to end a daughter’s turn while she has more than 50 AP remaining, you’ll find that she has a higher initiative value, so she can take her next turn normally after dealing with a bunch of enemies. There is no option to heal your Daughters between the missions unless you sacrifice another Daughter of the same or higher level.
Additionally, there’s no healing at all between battles unless you sacrifice a Daughter that has. Healing a Daughter To heal a Daughter, you’ll have to sacrifice another.
Move your units around the timeline, allowing you to gain the first strike along with follow-ups when it’s necessary to turn over the tide. Othercide combines turn-based tactical combat, roguelite elements, and punishing difficulty. Othercide’s beautiful black and white tactical RPG can leave you surprised with its steep learning curve. Every action will cost you a specific amount of AP (Except reaction skills). Depending on how you use it, this will affect when your forces are able to act in the timeline. Your entire strategic move-set revolves around the Dynamic Timeline System. You might not find the ideal ones right away, but when you do, make sure you get them slotted up and ready to go.
To get yourself some memories, you’ll have to kill a bunch of enemies.
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