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If you can’t find the Nitra on the walls, there are creatures called loot bugs all over the place that give it when you kill them…if you can bring yourself to kill something so immensely cute, you monster. 😉

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The solo experience in this game is extremely good; it helps lend it towards being something of a horror game. Plus, you have a drone named Bosco who tags along, and he is perhaps the most helpful AI companion I’ve ever seen. I think it’s worth your time! 🙂

I’ve played almost exclusively in Solo mode and have great fun with it! I strongly advise AGAINST playing with random players though, as I’ve found few will communicate or work together, all the while the game spawns in more monsters for more players. And Bosco is probably the most helpful AI companion in any game I’ve played. Solo is totally worth your time. 🙂

1. A lot of the caves are fairly linear, and the terrain scanner is extremely useful to help find your way.

2. You get ammo by harvesting Nitra, a jagged blood-red crystal which you use to call in supplies.

3. I’d start on the “Challenging” difficulty, as the gaps between the settings can be quite severe.

I hope this is enough to get you to try it again! 😉

Thank you! 🙂

I believe that this game managed a feat that many don’t consider the difficulty of: reinventing an old formula. It has the L4D chassis, but has enough unique new elements to make the genre feel fresh again. It’s much scarier and more tense than it’s predecessors, and a model for innovation. I’d encourage you to try it again! 🙂

I’ve played and enjoyed both! But CKII offers a more personal experience than EU4. I’ve always held that CKII is a game about people wherein EU4 is a game about nations.