Backpack Hero
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Submitted by: David K.
The inner workings:
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Written by Lumios
A guide detailing all the inner workings of the game.
-="Passive" items action priority=-
Certain items you may come across (mostly consisting of armor pieces)
will activate once every turn at the beginning of the player's turn.
However, these items do not trigger all at once simultaneously. In
stead, they are queued and are triggered each one after another,
effectively giving them a certain priority.
The items are activated from top left to bottom right. So, in other words,
think of it like reading your favorite comic book. The very first item
activated will be on the topmost leftmost panel, whereas the very last
item activated will be on the lowest and rightmost panel.
[Info to research, under construction]
If an item occupies more than 1 spot in the backpack...
-=Note=-
This fact is rarely important, but there are few situations where it
is vital:
For example, the tooth necklace does 1 non-piercing damage to the player,
thus it is advised to wear at the very least one piece of armor at the
very top and the tooth necklace to the very bottom of the backpack to
avoid taking unnecessary damage. If you run a "masochist" build (for
example, you have cacti and guarding bands in your backpack) the opposite
should be applied since you wanna take damage from the tooth necklace.
-="Combo" items action priority=-
Some items can activate other items. For example, several cleavers can
trigger other cleavers, the Shield Spirit causes shields to trigger
weapons on use and Hercule Pavise can use other shields.
[Info to research, under construction]
When one of such items is used then the items affected are queued and
are triggered one after another. Taking the King Cleaver as an example,
once it is used it will use the 4 adjacent cleavers near it, starting from...
...ducktape...
Once an item has been used, however, it can not be reactivated again by
the same item. This is an intended failsafe to prevent a potential
"infinite" rather than a quirk of the game.
-=Random Number Generator=-
The RNG is a semi-random value present in most video games and with
varying degrees of randomness depending on how elaborate it is.
As of now, I am currently aware that the RNG affects:
* Enemy stats (like damage for example)
* Item drops, including their rarity.
* The layout of the next floor.
However, the RNG is really not that difficult to manipulate. One
notable fact is that Cactus item increases the odds of finding Tooth
Necklaces, which will then increase the odds of finding Guarding Bands.
Likewise, getting any curse-related item will give the player increased
odds of finding other curse-related items.
Other than that, RNG is affected by the following:
* How and when enemies are defeated.
* Which items are present in the backpack, plus their exact position.
* The background scrolling -- You can roll whichever item you want by walking
around! (This is automatically reset by loading a save, do note that!)
[Needs further research]
Tips to Defeat Newt and Sage Toad Enemies:
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You need to burst damage the sage toad, always prioritise any healing or
buffing enemies in a group as rule of thumb. Any items you’re holding onto
for emergencies, you’re better off using them in fights like that, it’ll
leave more room in your backpack for the rewards once you’ve won, possibly
more of the same items you used on the encounter, if not better.
Most all fights should be dealt with as soon as possible, the longer a fight
goes on for, the more the enemy increases what it does next turn, be it damage,
shielding, healing or buffing/debuffing. Some builds can circumvent the scaling
by use of things like spikes and haste buffs on yourself so that you’ll stay
ahead of the ramping of the enemy while also chipping away at them.
You’ll almost always want either of the potions that remove buffs/debuffs on
yourself or on some enemies, eliminating all the burn or poison on you can
really help in the final chambers and some bosses. Fights against enemies like
the badgers demand eliminating their rage stacks, while battles against the
cobras and geckos are made a lot easier when you can wipe away the stacks of
poison and burn they’ll keep applying.
Backpack hero is a rogue-like game that is very much RNG based, as such getting
the best items can be luck dependant, so items that boost luck are very handy
to ensure you’re getting the good gear more often. I wish you the best of luck.
How to Defeat Disorder:
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Written by L Mk II
The big problem with the Disorder is his poison attack in the early game.
-=There are two options to make this boss easy=-
* “Kill” the first phase before the poison attack.
* Use the item STOPWATCH to let him sleep during his poison attack.
For the second phase you just need descent armor and “shield-ignoring” attacks
like poison, fire or piercing.
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