Seems like a good way to practice for comps, with all the noise.
How badly does being inebriated affect your intuition and memo? Do you use the mind palace thingy for memo?
My inspection and lookahead both get much worse when drunk. I can still plan enough by taking longer, but the latter tanks my times :P
Getting back into cubing for a bit. My solves are worse but my times are better, which is an unfortunate trend.
What's up with you?
Hello, if anyone still has a reddit account I'd totally appreciate someone's help to dispel a cubing misconception that I've created.
Basically, you'd need to post a couple of comments on my behalf because reddit won't let me :(
This may get your account suspended, which totes isn't worth it, so only reply if you don't think that might happen.
Thanks for reading~
Yup. I used all my infusions trying for something good (apparently Annoying is good but I didn't know).
I didn't have any infusions after hitting Lvl 30 and was hoping that it retroactively would turn into a +2
Ah, so the bow must have been +4, which the curse upgraded to +5.
The run is over so I can't test it, but if I'm understanding this correctly, you would have to be at level 30 before using the Cursed Infusion to get it to +8?
Kind of a shame imo. Thanks〜
Thanks a tonne! I tried the gradual approach and it definitely works :)
Imo, unintuitively, experimenting with alchemy is easier in the lategame when resources are abundant and stuff's identified.
For some reason, I was under the impression that the recipe book didn't contain catalysts but they do! Quite convenient and works as a great checklist~
I'm a beginner (played before but getting back into the game)
They either seem really minor (Vial of Blood ime) or run defining (Eye of Newt was great on Assassin)
Alchemy was a pretty intimidating system to get into, but Trinkets, because they're self contained and seemed to promise a minor effect, were a fun, low resource cost way to experiment.
I usually just make whatever seems fun and discard it if it proves harmful or if I need the inventory space. Upgrading them doesn't seem worth it, but I dump excess energy into them if I have redundant consumables in the Caves.
I love the fact that they can be discarded when needed, so their effects could totally be made riskier imo, but that could make them tedious to manage.
My current run has a +3 Exotic Crystals, which I took because I'm less familiar with exotic pops, and while I didn't like what I was getting, I kept it because I knew I could throw it away if I got low on regular stuff. This led to a fun encounter where I got surrounded, and popped a Purity potion followed by a Corrosion potion. I would never have made a Corrosion pot, but now I have a good reason to thanks to the Trinket :)
I use vi-keys as well and agree with this.
I play DCSS a lot and miss autoexplore more than Shift move, but that wouldn't be enough to get me to play with keyboard in SHPD.
To add to this, the autorepeat causes a tiny bit of delay when moving (I think it registers a move on key release rather than press?), and there don't seem to be keyboard shortcuts within menus (at least for item interaction).
Touchscreen/Mouse works well enough and it feels novel since most roguelikes don't implement them.
Not sure if I completely understand your question, and how this would affect dice patterns, but I think you're looking for the advanced notation here.
For rotations, just use x, y, & z moves from a fixed orientation (most people start with White on Top & Green in Front) or specify the center colors directly. Just mentioning the color on top isn't enough info btw.
rouxfmc:
z2 y' // inspection (32 STM)
M F2 R' F D' F2 // (Blue-White) FB (6)
r U' R2 U2 r2' U' r U' r' U2 r // (R2) nmSB (11)
U2 R' U r U2 r' // 1CLL (6)
M U' M' U' M2 U2 M U' R2 // LSE (9)
Monthly 3x3 Scramble:
F' U2 L2 F D2 L2 F2 L2 R2 D2 L' U2 R' D' F' D B' D U' R'
Fun scramble for 2025/06/28 on reddit's DDT
ZZ? Fewish Moves / Blue White FB
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