The Hidden Scrolls

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我为开发者感到不平。开发者一定是玩过暗黑地牢1，所以清楚知道所谓硬核机制是如何为难玩家，但是因为它功成名就，那些不好的地方反成了玩家津津乐道的风格、氛围、特色，你喜欢地牢路上走着掉压力吗，喜欢走回头路掉压力吗，喜欢不随身带铲子徒手挖尸掉压力吗，喜欢暗黑无光时屏幕暗到不得不打mod吗，喜欢在几个红癖负面特质中精挑细选，苦中作乐品尝哪些红癖可以带吗，原以为是玩家全都喜欢被虐，原来不是这样的，只是因为名气大的作品可以将玩家调教得很好。如果一部小工作室籍籍无名的作品模仿了其玩法，但是删掉了以上诸多不便，玩家非但不会感谢，反而要倒打一耙，觉得你只配当mod，而且同样的机制，给大作好评，到小作品这里就换成差评，双标得很。 春秋异闻录在构筑上做了一些有助于新手的改变，最明显的是单列变双列，这减少了思考量，更少考虑自家队伍乱位的可能；所有技能无使用次数限制，包括清除debuff的技能，见招拆招更容易。另有一些技能有新意，比如舞女让队友主动进考验，同时增加这次考验成功的概率，阴阳师可以互换血量和士气。有的天线宝宝说怪物戾气值的机制不行，能打伤害的就不用去打戾气值，能打戾气值就不用打伤害，但怪物戾气值叠到100的收益太高了，眩晕并扣除怪物最大生命的一半，你不一定专门带打戾气的队伍，只要有个别手段加怪物戾气，一场战斗能触发一次都很值。 另外开发者一定是读了暗黑地牢2的差评，那些差评很多集中在2删去了城镇经营的部分，变得纯肉鸽。所以春秋异闻录局外养成内容挺多，但是也没见到夸奖的，人家续作的不足你们批评，国产模仿作品听取了这些批评，反其道而行，结果你们也舍不得夸奖。 我觉得这游戏买好评测评都是不得已而为之，因为很多中国玩家在游戏评论中不道德。比如那个玩了8个多小时的，说这游戏没有锁定特性的机制。只要解锁司马府第二个NPC就能锁定特性，我是在第一个地图的小径中遇到的，不能理解8小时还没解锁到这里。只能说大作品已经进了神坛要塑造金身了，已经有了圈子和信徒，开发者模仿什么不好，挑了三幻神（暗黑地牢、杀戮尖塔、星露谷物语），也是误闯天家。

小问题还很多，不过还是先好评，期待后续改进。目前想提几点建议： 1.情谊里的互动技能是不是改成局外永久生效好点，设施里的技能每局重新点可以理解，情谊里那些人物互动技能也每局重来，既没有养成的乐趣，13个职业外加一堆奇遇人物也根本没那么多时间去刷。 2.Boss的戾乱抗性是不是高了点，BOSS战堆戾乱的收益完全比不上输出，可以减少BOSS满戾乱的扣血量啊。 3.经验机制不合理，角色要恢复心情和士气，还要学习性，没法一支队伍一直刷，至少两支轮换，这么多角色要养成，但经验只按出门次数给，战斗不给经验，打怪不如避开。 4.引导功能差了点，就一开始基本操作介绍了下，后面啥也没了。开了局无悔模式到现在不知道通关条件是什么，靖妖之役是干嘛的，又不敢乱点怕暴毙。

英雄全用了一遍，打完一个boss，3个基础地区的本我都下过，评价一下。游戏学伊拉图斯死之主做了压力击杀，此外跟暗黑地牢就没啥区别。除了有中配和中国风音乐美术，UI和画风都挺一般。游戏性只能说及格线，暗黑地牢这一套没啥新意了，而且饰品设计也是灾难，有数不清的时尚小垃圾。醒醒吧暗黑地牢都出2代了，人家有丰富的道具系统和关系系统，你怎么没有呢？设计一堆道具战斗中不能使用，真是闹麻了。评价为暗黑地牢低创mod

Although I've only played this game for (at this point) for a little over 2hrs, the game has impressed me thus far, It has obvious inspirations from Darkest Dungeon but they seemed to have fixed every pain-point and allowed for more early-game player choice, resulting in a game that gives a lot of power to the player whilst still being punishing and difficult. If you're a fan of modded Darkest Dungeon and, like me, felt like there was so much more still missing despite modding the game, The Hidden Scrolls may sate that feeling in you. From the get-go, the biggest differences are as follows: - 8 Character Placement Slots but still only a 4 man party - Traversing the map has 2 different paths to the same major node - Shopkeeper exists within the starter node instead of before the mission - Bamboo slip system based off RNG after missions as an extra reward - Arbitrary level limitation has been removed - Enemies have their own 'sanity' bar called 'frenzy' (in English) - Greater town and hero development The 8 party slots and the general strength and strong sense of identity of each character type and their skills gives you the freedom to decide whatever kind of team composition you want with a greater sense of flexibility. You're allowed to make 'stupid' configurations like 4 back-liners as long as you're willing to handle the consequences of enemies that can force them to the front-line. Each retainer has 8 skills already unlocked that you can choose from to decide their identity and how to build them right from the start, with only 4 allowed to be active. Despite having ZERO cooldowns or limits for each ability in terms of use, each ability has such good strengths that it gets difficult to decide and lock-down abilities for whichever character you decide it for. The same retainer can have majorly differing roles just from stat differences from Interests and Talents in the early game. Allowing 2 different paths back and forth let's the player choose how much risk they want to incur each time they travel, this along with the rations and stamina system also allows for better character customisation because the more specialised the character, the more rations you need for them as they travel. Allowing customisation without overly tedious penalty. The shop-keeper being in a node was odd at first, but it allows for a degree of back-tracking and also path-planning that lets you make your own best route to figuring the generated map. Anyone who's a fan of the bigger maps mod for DD will appreciate this. Also, going backwards gives NO morale damage so that's one more tedious mechanic gone. Every encounter you face is moreso a chance to obtain extra benefits provided you have the needed resource or successfully accomplish the challenge. The bamboo slips are an extra reward after completing a mission. Instead of feeling like your reward can range from 50% to 110% if RNG favors you, it feels more like a 80% to 160% reward if you get lucky, just a small feature to make you feel good after finishing expeditions. It's also up to you when you want to burn the bamboo slips, instead of something you HAVE to do every expedition. In DD one of the dumbest things was having these characters in a grim setting be so prideful for no reason and refusing to go on lower-level missions, ensuring at least one of them would die if you weren't careful enough as you'd be forced to send them to missions under-equipped (no good charms and no upgraded equipment) and facing almost certain death. That artificially 'difficult' though mainly tedious system has been removed here. Enemy sanity bars. Some reviews have stated that it's pointless to bring skills that target these, but they're such a good part of allowing more complexity for battles. Most enemies in the early game have Frenzy within the 60 to 79 range. Allowing just ONE or TWO Frenzy-based skills to push them over the edge. When frenzied, enemies lose their next turn and lose HALF their health. This with the dynamic initiative system and enemies being rather lethal, forces you to consider their usefulness and I always pack at least one Frenzy skill to take advantage of this. There were multiple times where I have saved a retainer from being killed just because I decided to commit to trying to Frenzy an enemy, a lot of Frenzy skills also have other buffs given to the player so it's not just a worthless skill when it doesn't end up filling the enemy frenzy bar. Though, the bosses are where this starts to fall off, because they receive less frenzy AND start at 0 frenzy. Which makes the frenzy system only useful for their minions (still quite helpful) but definitely nowhere near as integral to your gameplan when compared to fighting regular enemies. All the town NPCs and retainer types have certain quests you can complete passively (some harder than others) that let you upgrade certain aspects of them, this is another example of the early game giving players more initiative to do things however they'd like right from the beginning. Despite obviously being inspired by DD, there's so much in this game that fixes so much tedium from DD as well as establishing its own identity with strong synergies with skills from different retainers and so much more power given to the player from the start without letting you be too strong. No random 'punishments' or debuffs to sell the setting, and instead chances to improve your town and aid your townspeople. Though, the biggest issue with the game definitely has to be the weak UI and menus. They can feel rather cheap like those in mobile games. It can somewhat break the otherwise amazing aesthetics of the game and the music. I would recommend this game to anyone who wanted more from DD. TLDR: DD but better. Better player-choice, town management, more rewarding, cooler unit synergy and a better dungeon system. Enemies not being tedious and annoying. Basically all obnoxious design decisions gone without making the game too easy.

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