Its a percentage of evil, evil acts increase it, good acts don't decrease it. I very much enjoyed this game, because it had such a limited moral 'Molyneux' compass, but one that was still relevant. So that's the Tower, from which you access the various worlds available for conquest. With the addition of the Raising Hell expansion several unique items become available, but again they require far too many Minions to be attainable without farming for hours, so i never bothered. The weapons available are basic, to say the least, but can be upgraded again by sacrificing Minions. I managed to get arcane armour with a +5% health regeneration ability, by sacrificing about 200 Green Minions - they're just not plentiful enough for this to be viable. This is a bit of a fail, as I pretty much never found anywhere near enough minions to make this worthwhile. There are 3 levels of armour, and they are purely aesthetic until you begin upgrading them. The Forge allows you to equip The Overlord with various armours and weapons, once you've found the relevant Forge from the game world. Each Hive allows you to command a different colour Minion and are scattered through the games various levels. The underground chamber houses the Tower Heart, which you use to power the portal, and locations to store Hives. The dungeon is basically an arena in which you can practise fighting against any enemy that you've previously defeated, and is quite useful in figuring out how the hell you kill Rock Giants with tiny, fleshy goblins. Nice) The Mistress lives in the top floor of the Tower, occupying one of the 5 'rooms' previously mentioned. i went with Velvet, the evil Mistress, and once I'd bought all the upgrades there was a humerus sex scene. There are two options, basically chase'n'pure or naughty'n'dark, both of which give different styles of decor.
OVERLORD RAISING HELL CHOOSING MISTRESS UPGRADE
As you collect gold during your travels you can use it to upgrade and beautify your tower, inside and out, as soon as you've "acquired" a Mistress. The throne room houses your throne, obviously, as well as the portal you use to travel to difference levels of the game. The tower serves as your base of operations and has 5 different sections. You play The Overlord, a nameless, voiceless Sauron-clone whom has just returned to his Dark Tower to find it destroyed by "heroes" and spend the game regaining your status as Dark Ruler of Everywhere. So thanks again to Steam and it's wonderful ability to offer me games at 75% off I purchased Overlord and its expansion, Raising Hell.įor those of you not familiar with the Overlord series, it's can be basically described as "Evil Pikmin," the pretty darn good Nintendo game based around Captain Olimar and his leafy friends.
0 kommentar(er)
