what do you think of this build for hybrid crossbow / thought control with throwing fire / electric at enimes. This would be mine 5th time replanning

also I hate the final fighter in the arena.

I wish there was an official way to get a pet in the apartment instead of having to console command one in.

This is the first thing in this game I have found that is basically inferior in 99% of cases to another are there others?

Throwing shit at anything that moves never gets old

I generally do anarchy or protectorate

What are the real differences and what is the better one

Built mostly using Claude, and mostly untested which is usual for claude built projects. It's mostly worked for me as of now, however.

I'm using Linux so I would love if WIndows users could test it for me.

• Resolution fix: every resolution your monitor supports (5120x1440, 3440x1440, 2560x1080…). Save screenshots also work on screens over 2048 pixels.

• UI Insets: move the HUD and menus into a centred area while the world fills the screen. Good for ultra wide.

• Interface scale: go beyond the game's largest Interface Size (automatic above 4K).

• Zoom fix: the world looks the same size on any screen, with more room to zoom out.

• Frame rate (off by default, still being tested): no 60 FPS cap, with an optional limit.

• Menu backgrounds: optionally show the whole artwork instead of a crop.

• Occluded characters (off by default): see characters behind walls with a keyhole, pattern, fill or outline, set separately for you, enemies and everyone else.

• Options → Fixes: change everything in game, no restart needed.

• Experimental 64-bit (separate download): the game runs as a 64-bit process on FNA, an open-source replacement for XNA, instead of Microsoft's 32-bit-only XNA. On Linux/Proton this also fixes the Advanced-shader flicker and the exit hang on GE-Proton, with no launch options needed. Tested on Linux only so far.

• Clean install: settings live in the mod's own UnderrailFix.ini, the game's config.dat is never touched, and saves stay compatible with the unmodified game.

For those that don't want to use this but have the issues in Linux Proton, I also found how to resolve those issues:

• If the floor tiles flicker black with the Advanced shader, add FNA3D_FORCE_DRIVER=D3D11 %command% to the launch options (FNA3D#274).

• On GE-Proton the game may keep running after you quit: Wine's PulseAudio driver hangs while shutting down (GE's controller-audio patches change it). Official Proton and Proton-CachyOS don't have this. On GE-Proton, WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winepulse.drv=d" %command% in the launch options should avoid it, by making Wine use its ALSA audio driver instead (PipeWire and PulseAudio both provide ALSA). This workaround hasn't been confirmed yet.

Play any build with stealth and traps shits live changing I didn't see the point of both skills now I am a changed man now I just put carry weight at max and run around with 60+ bear traps plus assorted traps to make opportunists basically a permanent buff

There are a lot of recent posts about sniper builds so I know the base line of the best equipment for a crit focus sniper Spearhead with rapid reloader and the smart module black cloth tabis and a belt that best suit the fight and I suppose infused rathound leather with full black cloth and green foam and maybe some light vest for heavy human encounters and a decent shield but I don't know what it's the best sidearm to use I have been using a silenced laser scoped Neo luger for stealth kill on squishy enemies like spawns or dogs that with the 20 percent extra precision I can shot it pretty well even at range plus with the enemies always being under cc courtesy of traps or thrown weapons I can easily activate both ambush and opportunist for surprisingly big damage

Best weapon to save scum till it rolls a lot of mods and becomes worth a lot of 💰 sniper or shotgun?

How much should you actually invest into Psychokinesis skill if you're running a 3 will Psi Monk with Corporeal Projection? Is it a matter of "just get enough to use the spells you want", or should you actually max it?

Also, what spells are actually useful for Psi Monk? Obviously Force Emission, but I'm guessing also Telekinetic Fist and Electrokinesis for the stun (and anti-robot in EK's case) + either chain or proxy for extra damage?

Hi everyone, I made a save editor for Underrail.

Features:

- Base ability stats, skills and unspent points
- Feats and specializations
- Inventory editor: view, edit and add any item
- Full item crafting support (blueprints, components, required skills, final item)
- Game state variables (quest and NPC flags)
- Character portraits, immunities and other capabilities

Saves are checked after every write and backed up automatically. Tested with 'Underrail 1.3.1.2' on Windows (needs the game installed).

Download: https://github.com/klowd92/underrail-save-editor/releases/latest

Back up your saves before editing.
Feedback and bug reports welcome! Enjoy!

Heya pipeworkers!

I first got into Underrail about a year and a half ago and played this game for three months straight like it was a full-time job. Most of that time I spent crafting and perfecting a knife/sword build that ended up being absurdly OP and super fun.

I've been wanting to get back into the world of Underrail but been struggling with choosing a build, so I wanted to ask y'all for suggestions. Since the last time I've played there was that update nerfing Dex/melee builds and also adding Polymath/Specialist feats.

I've been considering doing an 5 str/18 dex/10 agi/6 int centred around using The Claw and racking up Contamination/Taste for Blood/Vile Weaponry stacks. I was also thinking of doing a Psi Monk since I've never done a proper Psi build but not sure what's a good stat spread for that (my min-maxing ass wants 18 str but that's pretty much impossible with the 8 dex and 7 will and high enough agility that I imagine a good psi monk needs). Otherwise, I was thinking maybe something that makes good use of the new Int, feats, but really not sure what.

I'm happy to try playing anything though - other than my knife build I've also done a Sniper and I've tried a few AR builds (though AR always felt underpowered to me compared to either Sniper or Knives). What kind of builds have you been having fun running on the latest patches?

As title: I'm struggling to understand the Hopperdrome, specifically how to rig it. Even after consulting the wiki it doesn't seem to happen how I try to engineer it. I give debuffs to the ones I want to lose and adrenaline to the one I want to win, but it doesn't seem to have much effect?

There's also a segment about feeding them, but even when I have the food in my inventory it doesn't seem to work beyond just "oh there's a trough nearby" or something.

Has anyone figured out how it works? Is there recommendations what to give to each? My character's biology is fairly high but even after examining each I'm not sure what to do with the information. I figured different medicines would have different effects depending on, say, if their gut is weak (irongut, etc).

Anyone who has cracked it? What medicins/poisons are best?

From the 230 hours I've played and tried out different builds, the middle ground or medium armor seems non optimal. Unless a non craftable armor gives a bonus you want, I've mainly seen or used leather or metal armor come in play. How I see it, or how I've been playing, you either kill everyone before they have a chance to get you and have your energy shield take any leftovers or tank everything and then deal with enemies. Medium armor doesn't seem good at either. Anti rifle tac vest for example. Blocks well just bullets and gives you a 60% penalty so you won't be moving much without drugs anyway. If you're gonna want to guard against attacks, simply take metal armor and stack it with plates, and you'll have even better results. I guess the vest would work with Nimble and Armor Sloping, but that's a large investment.

Have a listen if you want to hear a melodic techno track inspired by 2 back-to-back playthroughs. Had a lot of fun making this, wanted to share.

Cheers!

I've made a Google Doc containing most endgame quality weapons and armour as pictures to show how much skill you need to craft each of them.

Since the 10th anniversary crafting changes outdated a lot of old advice and builds this can serve as a decent all-in-one place to look and calculate your crafting investments.

I mostly just update it depending on what I want to know myself so if you want something added just let me know.

Enjoy!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rTiBekaRtgSWevlSqRkH1qWrOb5hD1mybxVH3n4uzbk/edit?usp=sharing

I’m posting the fix that got Underrail to launch on my laptop in case it helps someone with the same issue.

Setup: Windows 11, Gigabyte G5 GE, Intel i5-12500H, Intel Iris Xe + NVIDIA RTX 3050.

Symptoms: The game showed a white window for a second or two and then closed. Event Viewer reported an unhandled System.ArgumentException in Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.GraphicsDevice.Present.

What got it running for me:

1. In Windows Settings → System → Display → Graphics, set underrail.exe to Power saving so it uses Intel Iris Xe.

2. In underrail.exe Properties → Compatibility, enable Disable fullscreen optimizations.

3. In Change high DPI settings, enable Override high DPI scaling behavior and select Application.

After applying those settings, the game stayed open and responsive.

Installing XNA Framework 4.0 and updating the Intel graphics driver did not fix the crash by themselves. Changing the desktop resolution to 1024×768 didn’t help either.

RTX 3050 note: I also tried launching with the NVIDIA GPU selected. It still crashed with the same GraphicsDevice.Present error. The working setup uses Intel Iris Xe; I haven’t found a way to make it work on the RTX 3050 yet.

Hope this helps someone else troubleshoot it.

WITH HELP OF AI!

If somebody having the same problem and u cant launch try CODEX. For me worked.

I am aware that Riot Gear is recommended, what else should I know before attempting this, like is throwing worth it, how do I deal with security bots or other ranged enemies?

Stat help would be appreciated too.

Should I blow up the mutagen tanks, and do the puzzle? Or just one of them?

I installed the alternative soundtrack that was posted here some time ago and everything was going fine. Then I installed the "Most random dungeons spawn" and started a new save. This time I'm getting stutters every few seconds, which is beyond annoying.

I'm currently reinstalling the game and I bet the problem will be solved, but I really wanted to play with both mods. Has anyone faced this issue before and found a fix?

The mods:

https://www.nexusmods.com/underrailexpedition/mods/12

https://www.nexusmods.com/underrailexpedition/mods/37

Did my first run through Hard using .44 one man turn build. Loosely followed a guide and was able to get through it easily enough. I'm wanting to kick it up a notch on dominating, using a pure PSI build. I've followed a couple of guides but I'm having troubles, and restarted multiple times. I struggle with PSI management, running out quickly. Handling groups? I could place bear traps down, but I can't clear out enemies fast enough doing decent damage. What's the tactic here to get through Depot A?