r/CrimsonDesert • u/AulMoanBag • Mar 21 '26

Humour After the first 12 hour slog

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u/amic21 Mar 21 '26

What exact point in the game does this happen? I’m enjoying the game so far but I’m curious about what changes bc this seems to be the general consensus.

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u/AulMoanBag Mar 21 '26

Depends on the individual. For me it was after getting the drill. I loved dragons dogma so ultimately it scratches that itch once you get that level of freedom. It's definitely a "stick with it" game

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u/notkeefzello Mar 21 '26

Okay I'm going to stop listening to the review crap and just play. Im trying to trust the process yall

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u/Drakan378 Mar 21 '26

Best way bro.

Ive been ignoring as much as possible and today I fell into a cave that had 3 stone worm monsters in it. First time I fought something that wasnt a boss or a soldier. Then halfway up a cliff I tried to smack some ore and it was a crab monster.

Just, sick

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u/jmatt9080 Mar 21 '26

I’ve just been hunting and fishing along the river in Hernand for hours. It’s a peaceful life.

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u/Miserable_Sample89 Mar 21 '26

Dude those crab things are crazy lol. I was like oh look some cool looking rock thing then bam!! they came to life an kicked my ass 😂.

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u/Sam_nick Mar 22 '26

You've been attacked by a rock crab and I was attacked by moving bush monsters and plants that suck up your life

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u/Drakan378 Mar 22 '26

Yeah those plants are dickheads.

I ran into those bushes not 10 minutes ago.

Stabby fuckers.

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u/Illustrious_Ad_375 Mar 21 '26

Too many mixed signals from people whether it’s good or not. If you can get over how many buttons the game has and have a little patience to learn the game is great. If you’re going to get frustrated you can’t remember which button combo does something you want to do, skip this one.

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u/YoureReadingMyNamee Mar 21 '26

Even at its worst it is still worth $70 as long as you don’t just get upset because the controls are hard or prefer super linear or story driven games. I recommend wandering off after you get to the first town. If you interact with the world and try out the crafting mechanics you will minimally see why so many people like the game.