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It led me to a lot of no-win situations, and I always found it odd how much those fucks ended up dominating my strategy in formations they were in.
Is there an in-game hint for that? Scratch that, Torgo below confirms I'm an idiot.
I have my issues with Hylics 2 over Hylics 1, but god damn if the gameplay is just as satisfying and excellent for turn-based standards.
@Scagen hmm, that might be a bug... burning lasts a really short time, the Poolmen might be multiplying at the very first opportunity they can when they stop burning. if they're 100% totally multiplying while they are still burning, then yea, that's probably a bug.
@TotemSP2 yea, that NPC is quite important! i might mention that NPC in this guide, though admittedly that NPC just gives the really vague advice of "burning is effective" without saying that Poolmen won't multiply, so eh.
Remember the Fleshstache?