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Spoke with my brother that lives "in the plains" near the big town around here, and said there were 36°C during day, and 30°C at night so glad I got a home up so high. At least I can work a bit in the morning and sleep

Portable AC units. I had to get one and it works wonders when you need to sleep and it's 30°C at 3 AM.

Anima_ wrote: And now a small thunderstorm, doesn't help much though.

Not for sleeping, I agree. But coding in a Frankenstein setting could be very productive, especially when fiddling with the AI ;)

Trade you a professional* rain** dance*** for Riley's skill tree.

* by some people's standards
** somewhere in the world
*** arbitrary shuffling of feet

Actually there was a simple solution: I woke up much earlier today, and barred myself inside home luckily all the renovating works I did on the roof (14cm of insulation) means that at least until midday, the heat is acceptable (below 26°C for me).
So I coded the first dungeon of the game!

(yes season is wrong, obviously will be fixed in the release)

also, NON CUTE rats encounters!

CHALASSA HAS HEAD SHOT

or at least something with that icon

gogo speculate!

P.S. I think I've yet to see a combat screenshot with air environment!

The dungeon is waiting to be raided

yayswords wrote: P.S. I think I've yet to see a combat screenshot with air environment!

Yes, is a bit hard to find out an "excuse" for that environment. I think that probably some battles that take place in mountain should be Air (like many of the first act), and not Water (since there'll be a plenty of Water battles in the 3rd Act).

jack1974 wrote: Yes, is a bit hard to find out an "excuse" for that environment. I think that probably some battles that take place in mountain should be Air (like many of the first act), and not Water (since there'll be a plenty of Water battles in the 3rd Act).

I won't be surprised if you don't have cloud dwellers at some point in a future game, though (or islands floating in the sky)