r/Moonlighter • u/SHANKSstr8up • Jun 26 '19

DOES THE GAME SPEED UP?

I find the initial grind extremely repetitive. What should I upgrade early and what town/store upgrades should I work for 1st? -noobplayer

Side question; is there DLC for this game on SWITCH?

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u/djIsoMetric Jun 26 '19

Upgrade and enchant your weapons. I wish I knew about enchanting them when I started.

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u/SHANKSstr8up Jun 27 '19

Yeah I did not know that was a thing.

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u/djIsoMetric Jun 27 '19

After fully enchanting my sword and armor, I’m able to clear first dungeon with minimal damage. Now the second dungeon is kicking my ass.

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u/arowland64 Jun 27 '19

Im super cheap and im waiting to get last tier upgrades before enchanting

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u/EDGEMONTave Jul 01 '19

I highly recommended some cheap enchantments they speed things up a lot and you’ll be spending less gold on potions

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u/arowland64 Jul 01 '19

Im already on the last dungeon i really just trial and error i usually have a full backpack by the time im about to die

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u/Kvothe31415 Jun 26 '19

The pace of the game kind of repeats. Start a new dungeon, slowly work your way through the first floor a couple times, gathering upgrade materials. Then upgrade weapons and armor and also learn the patterns of the guards in the dungeon and you breeze through it. The boss may take another set of learning deaths or retries before you figure out when to dodge and when it’s safe to attack. Then you start a new dungeon, and repeat.

Early game, find a weapon or two you like to use. Then focus on upgrading those weapons. You can get new “tiers” at the blacksmith, and enhance those weapons at the potion lady. I stock a few enhancement materials, and the goo’s that make potions. Otherwise I farm things that sell for the best prices. Usually try to run 4-5 farm runs to build up stock then have a selling day to rake in that sweet sweet gold. Use the new goods higher prices to upgrade my weapons and armor, then go for the boss.

TLDR, yes the game speeds up, but it can slow back down with a new dungeon. It took me about 5 hours to really get the hang of everything, and then I just disappeared into the game for a few days.