Lords of the Fallen 2014: Death and the aftermath of dying

In Lords of the Fallen, you will die a lot and, unfortunately, this will have some repercussions. First of all, each time you die, you get back to the crystal that you have most recently used, or to the beginning of the most recently loaded location. Secondly, all of the enemies that you have already killed, respawn. The exception are bosses and Tyrants, who disappear from the game for good, once killed. Thirdly, you lose all of the unused experience points. They remain in your dying place, as spirits and they will fade away, gradually. Also, your experience multiplier returns to its initial value (x1.0), even if you pick up the lost experience points. The value of the spirit is displayed in the lower-left corner of the screen. However, you need to know that, if you die again, before you pick up the lost points, you lose them forever. An additional function of the spirit is to regenerate the basic assets of the nearby character. If you have problems defeating an opponent, you do not need to pick up the spirit straight away and use it to heal your character. This way, however, you risk losing all of the experience points in the spirit, if you die. each next death, in the same spot, speeds up the dwindling of the experience points in the spirit - if you die for the first time, after you return to the spot, you can be nearly sure that the amount of the experience points in the spirit will be 100%. Each time, however, the factor plummets faster and faster. As you can see, there are many repercussions that follow the death so, it is better to avoid it. At the same time, it is worth remembering that an item that you have once obtained, and the quest that you have once completed, saves up, even in the case of death. If, therefore, you are venturing out to a location to obtain a weapon, and you manage to obtain it, you will not have to go for it again, after you die.

Lords of the Fallen (2014)

October 28, 2014

Rate It!

• Overview
• Guide
• Review