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Its been an incredible whirlwind this past week with the launch of Rogue Legacy 2! Thank you to everyone for the huge amount of support and feedback - the love weve received has been absolutely overwhelming. The glowing reviews and the sheer number of people playing has been far greater than we ever imagined! Weve been spending all week watching people enjoy the game, seeing their reactions, and taking notes on where Rogue Legacy 2 could be better. Weve got tweaks to Classes, Relics, and the economy as whole, but the biggest change this patch is to greatly improve user input. Well explain in more detail later on below.

GAME CRASHING FREQUENTLY?

For players that are experiencing intermittent crashing, we have added the OpenGL graphics API to help mitigate this. In order to play the OpenGL version, in the games Launch Options (found in the Properties on Steam and in your Account Settings on Epic under Additional Command Line Arguments), add the following line: -force-glcore32 This is a temporary measure as we continue to seek a more permanent solution. Please note that this fix is only for players experiencing repeated crashes during a run. If you are running into a crash at the launch of the game, or only in very rare scenarios, please send an email to support@cellardoorgames.com and well help you out.

PATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Fixing Flicks: Weve received a number of reports about players turning direction when the controller joystick snaps back. The deadzone values in the game settings helps mitigate this, but it increases the amount you need to press for all directions, which can cause sluggishness. So weve gone back and implemented a comprehensive anti-joystick flick system to make RL2 even more responsive than before.
Dragon Lancer Redesign: A lot of players are really enjoying the variety of classes, however one class in particular is being left by the wayside. Weve done a minor redesign to the poor Dragon Lancer to make it more viable and a bit more Dragon Lance-y. Hopefully players that avoided the Dragon Lancer will give it a second shot, while those that already liked the class will like it even more!
Relic and Traits Buffs: Having so many people playing Rogue Legacy 2 was like getting months of feedback all at once. Through involved discussions on various forums, to watching gamers use them first-hand, weve gone back to the Relic and Traits and made a bunch of tweaks to improve the balance.
Economy Update: Much like the Relics and Traits, weve paid attention to where people are having trouble with collecting resources. So were taking another stab at where we can make changes so that people dont feel like theyre not progressing. Basically, a bunch of stuff is now cheaper.
Trading Cards: We apologize for the delay, but Trading Cards are now live on Steam!

TURNING AND THE STICK FLICK PROBLEM

In general, players manage the input on their gamepad joystick in one of two ways, which we call Easing and Flicking. When moving the joystick to neutral, Easers keep their thumb on the stick but loosen the pressure to bring it back. Flickers however, remove their thumb entirely so that the joystick snaps back to its neutral position. The issue with flicking is that when you release the joystick, it doesnt immediately snap back to neutral. Instead, it bounces slightly in the opposite direction before resting at 0. Depending on how loose your joystick has become over time, this snap-back can be extremely high. This is what causes the player to turn, and why increasing the deadzone generally fixes the problem. Deadzones, however, are not a perfect fix, because it means the player must move their joystick further in a direction before input is detected. This can result in a feeling of sluggishness for players who are hypersensitive to input latency. So, after three different attempts, weve implemented a complicated array of checks that ensure flick turning does not occur, even when the deadzone is set to 0. Weve tested extensively (and broke two of our joysticks in the process), and we hope it fixes the issue for players. There might still be edge cases where this happens, so well keep a vigilant eye on this. TL;DR: Interpreting inputs in a game is a nightmare. INPUT CHANGES:

Implemented a new Flick Stick check into player inputs to prevent players randomly turning.
Raised the default deadzone from 0.25 -> 0.4. If you were below this value, itll bump you up. You can lower this back down to 0.25 after this patch if you wanted.
Made Left Stick take priority over Right Stick while aiming (fixes an issue for players not being able to aim if they have a very loose Right Stick).

ECONOMY

Ore Update (Buff)

Ore scaling increased (speed at which ore drops go up as room level raises).
Bonus Ore from Gold chests increased from 150% to 200%.
Bonus Ore from Silver chests increased from 50% to 60%
Commanders Ore base drop rate and scaling rate increased.

Skill Tree Update (Buff) Lowering the cost of all of the "base stat" skills to help speed up the early, mid, and late game for players (NG0, NG1-4, NG5+), and to also reduce the punishment for players who like to spread out early.

Base cost and scaling for Tier 1 Armor, Focus and Dexterity skills slightly reduced.
Base cost and scaling for Tier 2 Armor, Focus and Dexterity skills moderately reduced.
Base cost and scaling for Tier 3 Armor, Focus and Dexterity skills significantly reduced.
Base cost and scaling for Tier 3 Strength, Intelligence, Vitality, Equip Weight and Rune Weight significantly reduced.

Living Safe Changes (Buff) Living safe is our way of helping new players if theyre struggling to collect large amounts of gold in a single run. We're reducing the cost significantly so that people will be more willing to invest points into it and can reap the benefits earlier on.

Living Safes Gold Safe Converter base cost reduced from 700 to 375. This affects scaling costs as well.
Living Save Storage base cost reduced from 500 to 375.
Living Safe Capacity increased from 1250 per level to 1500 per level.

Labour Costs (Buff)

Labor costs kick-in delay increased from Lvl 18 to lvl 20.

Archeologists Camp Lower Relic Costs (Buff) Lowering the cost to get resolve stuff since relics are fun.

Base cost lowered from 2000, to 1750. Scaling costs reduced as well.

Aerobics Class - Encumbrance Limits (Buff) Making it easier to hit weight limits for more resolve.

Base cost lowered from 1500, to 1400. Scaling costs reduced as well.

CLASS CHANGES

Dragon Lancer (Buff + Minor Remake) Changing the Dragon Lancer so you're doing more Lancing! Tap Attack now acts more as a reposition, forcing enemies back, so that you can do Dash attacks more often. Bastion has been buffed, and is now a "go crazy mode ability". Activate it, block everything, and wail on your foes. (Community) Lance - Blastback (Redesign)

Blast Back attack exit duration slightly reduced.
Blast Back damage down from 200% STR to 180% STR.
Blast Back now knocks enemies further back, and can now knock back heavy enemies (Sword Knights).

Bastion (Remake + Buff)

CD timer raised from 5 hits to 6.
Increased projectile block size from Mid-Sized Projectiles to Large Projectiles.

RELICS

Demeter's Trial (Buff) Finding 2 food/potions is hard enough that people skip this trial. So were reducing this to 1 to ensure people do stupid things.

Now requires only 1 food to purify.

Aite's Trial (Buff)

Damage increased from +125% to +150%.

Hermes' Boots (Buff)

Rarity lowered to common.
Resolve cost lowered from 35 to 25.

Icarus Wing's Bargain (Buff)

Damage Taken Modifier reduced from +100% to +75%.

Rage Tincture (QoL)

Now displays an icon when you trigger the damage bonus.

Zealot's Ring (Buff)

Damage buff raised from 20% to 25%.
Now displays an icon when you trigger the damage bonus.

Heavy Stone Bargain (Buff)

Pistol Attack Speed reduction reduced.

Incandescent Telescope (QoL)

A range indicator now appears to show how far you need to be to trigger the damage bonus.
Now displays an icon when you trigger the damage bonus.

Soul Tether (QoL)

Now displays an icon when you trigger the damage bonus.

Ivy Roots (QoL)

Now displays an icon when you trigger the damage bonus.

LEVELS

Fixed soft lock on the bridge where two pieces could connect and make an impossible jump (without access to Double Jump).
Fixed multiple rooms with minor geo bugs.

TRAITS

Vertigo (REMOVED) We received a bunch of reports of nausea, so it's time to chuck this into the bucket of removed Traits. Plus, while Vertigo was a cool blast from the past, it doesn't really fit the sequel.

Vertigo REMOVED

FND (BUFF)

Disarm duration on hit reduced from 3.5s to 2.0s.

Crippling Intellect (BUFF)

Health reduction reduced from -65% to -50%.
Mana reduction removed -25% to -0%.
English text updated to show numbers. Unfortunately, we can't do this for any other language yet, so they will retain their current text.

Spelunker

HP reduction reduced from -20% to -10%.

ENEMIES

Paintings

Significantly reduced HP for all tiers (T1/2/3).

THREADS

Re-sorted Burdens by order of unlock vs categorical.

GRAPHICAL UPDATES

Added OpenGL graphics API to temporarily address frequent crashing.
Fixed glow effect on Study string light prop not animating.
Player Dash Lines effect are now directional and work better with the SuperFluid trait.
Magma, Water, and Poison projectile trail effects have been adjusted to not scale with projectile velocity as much.
Giant Buzzsaw effects now go all the way around the saw for cases where the saw is spawned on an elevated platform.
Improved visibility on Marble Statue Relic landing explosion.
Boxing Glove attack effects have been visually toned down a little bit and now sort behind enemies and projectiles for improved visibility.
Improved visibility on Player's poison cloud effects.
Added a bounce indicator to the Axe Knight's projectile.
Improved telegraph effects for Eyeball and Fireball enemies.
Improved visibility on all circular warnings.

MISC. CHANGES + BUG FIXES

Fixed bug where switching Challenges while the scoreboard was open would result in the Challenge Description showing the previously selected Challenge's information, rather than the current one's.
Fixed bug where the Scoreboard Toggle text was still visible for Challenges the player had not yet unlocked.
Added option to skip the Credits.
Added option to skip the Parade.
Fixed bug where the player could occasionally slip through walls while in the Crow's Nest if it was both too close to the ground and too close to a wall.
Fixed bug where the Panic Attack darkness effect would remain visible on the player until they got hit again if you entered a loading screen while the effect was active.
Fixed bug where entering the Parade trigger from the Above surface area while flying would soft-lock the game.
Fixed bug where the game was not correctly incrementing the names of your fallen heirs, so that they would always be stuck as the second of their name.
Fixed bug where the controller vibration was triggering on all controllers connected to the system, rather than just the one you were using.
Fixed bug where if you triggered Comet while assist-flying, disabling assist-flying would disable Comet as well.
Fixed null ref bug if you managed to kill the advanced or higher versions of the dummies.
Fixed null ref bug where the on-hit cooldown AddOnce listener for abilities stayed active even when the ability was destroyed.
Fixed bug where Panic Attack was still triggering if you perfect blocked.
Fixed bug where Chronic Fatigue Syndrome was displaying incorrect recharge numbers in the Player HUD for Chef's Stew.
Fixed bug where Tubal Prime's second mode was not triggering its hazards correctly.
Fixed backup screen not properly appearing when a save gets corrupted.
The jukebox now checks for achievements once per time you click "Continue Legacy" / "Start New Legacy" rather than once per game session. This allows players to hop between profiles to get all their achievements.
Poison now always deals at least 1 damage per tick.
Fixed bug where in certain scenarios, Gigantism / Dwarfism could make the player bigger (or smaller) than intended, preventing them from passing through certain doorways.
Fixed crash caused by opening the backup save menu when the Backups folder does not exist.
Fixed bug where zombie effects get gradually brighter when they're culled and unculled repeatedly.
Fixed bug where entering a completed Fairy room will still play the zombie underground effects if a zombie was in the room previously.
Fixed bug where using Lancer Dash / Scythe while flying would let you move outside of the bounds of doors.
Fixed crash caused by quitting to Main Menu while in Comet form, then re-entering gameplay.
Fixed bug where entering an Heirloom with Hero Complex would not restore your Mana.
Fixed bug where entering the final boss door would not heal you if you'd just defeated the previous boss.
Fixed bug where the Jukebox window was not playing any audio when opened/closed.

[ 2022-05-04 20:06:56 CET ] [ Original post ]

Rogue Legacy 2

Cellar Door Games Developer

Cellar Door Games Publisher

2022-04-28 Release

Indie RPG Adventure Singleplayer Tags

Game News Posts: 22

🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse
🎮 Full Controller Support

Very Positive (13460 reviews)

https://www.roguelegacy2.com/

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Rogue Legacy is back! But now it's got a 2 on the end of it!

Rogue Legacy 2 is a genealogical rogue-LITE. That means it has all the trappings of a typical rogue-like (randomized runs, changing characters, and more), but with persistent upgrades, and persistent dead heirs. In this game, your legacy defines you. Spend your parents’ inheritance and grow the family manor to give your children a better fighting chance. Each child is unique, with their own traits and abilities. Your daughter could be a Ranger. She could also be vegan. It’s a new experience every time. Rogue Legacy 2 also lets you play how you want to. Go hard and fast, and dive deeper into the depths of a randomly-generated world. Or take it slow and steady and build your character up until you’re ready for greater challenges.

Every Adventure is Unique

New monsters, new traps, and new layouts await you every time you enter the Kingdom. This is a world where improvisation, and not memorization is the key to success.

Wildly New Classes

No two classes play the same. Hide atop Ivy Canopies as the Ranger, and rain poisoned arrows down onto your foes. Take to the skies as a Dragon Lancer and fly across the skies striking foes at massive speeds. Or sing and dance through your enemies, as the joyous bard, leaving only a trail of bodies behind you. Rogue Legacy 2 supports 15 new classes, with 15 distinct styles of play.

Brand New Style

We’re taking a whole new artistic approach to Rogue Legacy 2. The sequel features 2.5D stylings, with 3D characters against hand-drawn backdrops. The art uses heavy shading and all animations are done using stepping techniques to keep the familiar RL look and feel.

Revamped Biome Generation

We went all-out with biome generation to make each area in RL2 feel completely new. Each biome adopts different “build strategies” to create completely unique yet-still-randomly-generated regions.

True Metroidvania

To really push the metroidvania flair, RL2 introduces heirlooms: special items that permanently give your heroes new abilities that fully reveal the world’s secrets. These are not basic lock-in-key abilities, but powers that fundamentally change how you play. And heirlooms are not simply handed to you. You must prove your worth, provided you can find them.

Traits 2.0

Though fun the first time, the traits in RL1 often wore their welcome later in the game. We’ve now added gold modifiers to entice players to take on new challenges. The more debilitating the trait is (in-game), the bigger the reward. This makes choosing your heirs a meaningful decision every time.

Relics and Resolve

One of the most exciting new features to Rogue Legacy 2 is the ability to pick up Relics, which are unique items that change how your run is played. Gain stat modifiers, complete special challenges, and even gain brand new abilities as you traverse the kingdom. But be careful, the more Relics you obtain the more your resolve is shaken, and all Relics are lost if your hero perishes.

Improved Accessibility

We’ve taken accessibility to the next level with the introduction of House Rules. Toggle contact damage, tweak global damage and health, and even give yourself flight for difficult platform sections. You have complete control over how you want to play the game. We’ve also introduced new mechanics such as Off-shore Banking to give struggling players more ways to succeed.

A Rich Narrative

Not only is the lore to the world of Rogue Legacy greatly expanded in the sequel, but it runs deep. New lore awaits you all the multiple NG’s in. Beating the game once is only the beginning. Learn about the inevitable collapse of a once thriving kingdom, and discover the dark secrets of the ones responsible. And connect and build relationships with the characters you meet along the way.

New Game+ for Days

Your journey has only begun after beating the final boss in RL2. There is a ton more to explore and discover on multiple playthroughs. You must choose how the game gets harder, from unique biome hazards, to special boss fights. The experience keeps changing for near infinite replayability.

More of Everything

Of course we’re also adding more of everything people loved from the original Rogue Legacy. More traits, more spells, more classes, more biomes, more enemies, more equipment, more rooms, more story. More secrets... Just more everything.

Clownanthropy.

Holy smokes! Punching clowns!

AND THERE'S A WHOLE LOT MORE. This only scratches the surface of what Rogue Legacy 2 has to offer. Scar Challenges, Fairy Rooms, the Curio Shoppe, the list goes on, but reading is for nerds. Go out and discover the world of Rogue Legacy 2 for yourself!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1253920/Rogue_Legacy_2/

MINIMAL SETUPOS: glibc 2.17+. 64-bit only
Processor: 2.0 GhzMemory: 8 GB RAM
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GTX 680. AMD R9 280X
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RECOMMENDED SETUPOS: glibc 2.17+. 64-bit only
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