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Anyone remember who might have recommended me Incident at Galley House? Someone messaged me about it the day it came out but I think they must have been using an alt because their url doesnāt look familiar

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Can someone tell me how exactly THE FUCK I just came back to Hollow Knight after not playing it for months, and beat p5, for the first time EVER, on my first try????
Edit: AND OF COURSE I STILL HAD THE MUSHROOM ENDING ON THAT FILE DFUSOSJSH
And thatās nail binding!!!!
AND SHELL BINDING!!!
I'm going to rb this with a few more details (and shameless bragging), because I went back, tried at the charm binding, and did some radiant bossfights, including Markoth. I figured it was worth sharing my stupid, stupid radiant Markoth strategy just on the off chance it helps anyone in any way.
Charm build: Strength, Longnail, Spell Twister, Grubsong, Weaversong, Grubberfly's Elegy. (Cursed, I know.)
The key to my strategy was that the projectiles from Grubberfly's Elegy are not blocked by Markoth's shield, which meant I barely ever had to get close to him in the fight. This was good, as most of my deaths were from his shield and not his nails.
Because the nails get so much harder to dodge in the second phase, I stored up as much soul as I could and used Shade Soul to blast him down to fairly low health (Spell Twister helped with this). The last little bit I had no strategy for, but somehow survived, so, whatever.
The trouble with using both these plans at once is that Grubberfly's Elegy does not give you soul. This is where the other harebrained plan came in: Weaversong with Grubsong, which does a pretty negligible amount of passive damage (I cannot tell you how much those spiders loved jumping into that pit) but accumulates soul at a very slow rate. I originally was turning this soul into damage with Glowing Womb (yes, I know) but discovered that Spell Twister and Shade Soul were marginally more efficient and had a potential for double hits. To make Weaversong actually work, try to spend at least some time standing on a platform above Markoth and drop spiders on his head.
This was, as I have said before, extremely stupid, but I honestly could not come up with another charm build that let me stay this far away from that awful shield.
Charm binding sucks. It's not fun. I'm so desperately slow. (My normal build is strength + quick slash + mark of pride + sharp shadow.) I know it's going to continue to be the worst challenge. But I can fight Collector competently and I made it past Markoth on my first try (died to GPZ) so I call that promising.
I'm not good at absrad. So we'll see how that goes.
Only a few challenges remain. (Kind of taking inventory for myself here too.) Need to do the Trial of the Fool on my steel heart file just because I want that nice number. Charm and Soul (easy) binding p5. Five final radiant bossfights. Godseeker Flower Quest. Final ending. Surely I've forgotten something?
The things Hollow Knight players will do to avoid opening a game which has been available to them for months and which is apparently good when they're not finished with Hollow Knight yet
CHARM BINDING ACHIEVED HOLY HELL THAT SUCKED
Apologies for my lack of Hollow Knight update. I also got Soul Binding yesterday (second try) and then sat down to do Radiant AbsRad attempts. After three hours I had achieved nothing. Tonight, it took me three more hours, but I managed it. Radiant hall of gods, weathered mask. Itās real.
Then I went to go do p5 again with the flower ending. That (regular p5) took me three tries. Itās kind of nice to know that these challenges will always be hard. Iāve just gotten better at dealing with that difficulty.
So yeah, I think I can say Iām good at Hollow Knight now.
Also: I'm going to do it again.
There is an aforementioned (in tags somewhere) issue where my Hunter's Journal on this file will never actually be full, because I never killed any Grimmkin Nightmares. Might be my life's regret. Also, I have been wanting to play through Hollow Knight again looking for the barest crumbs of lore, so it seems like this is my chance.
I'll be streaming another playthrough where I find all the lore I possibly can, get an actually, genuinely full Hunter's Journal, and maybe do some other things, I don't know.
For now, I'm going to play a randomizer as a treat.
My Hollow Knight playtime is now dangerously close to beating out my Celeste playtime. I keep saying I'll get to those last three golden berries someday. Now I kind of believe it.
This was a two-and-a-half year quest, and I finished it.
Become fire? I hardly know her!
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Can someone tell me how exactly THE FUCK I just came back to Hollow Knight after not playing it for months, and beat p5, for the first time EVER, on my first try????
Edit: AND OF COURSE I STILL HAD THE MUSHROOM ENDING ON THAT FILE DFUSOSJSH
And thatās nail binding!!!!
AND SHELL BINDING!!!
I'm going to rb this with a few more details (and shameless bragging), because I went back, tried at the charm binding, and did some radiant bossfights, including Markoth. I figured it was worth sharing my stupid, stupid radiant Markoth strategy just on the off chance it helps anyone in any way.
Charm build: Strength, Longnail, Spell Twister, Grubsong, Weaversong, Grubberfly's Elegy. (Cursed, I know.)
The key to my strategy was that the projectiles from Grubberfly's Elegy are not blocked by Markoth's shield, which meant I barely ever had to get close to him in the fight. This was good, as most of my deaths were from his shield and not his nails.
Because the nails get so much harder to dodge in the second phase, I stored up as much soul as I could and used Shade Soul to blast him down to fairly low health (Spell Twister helped with this). The last little bit I had no strategy for, but somehow survived, so, whatever.
The trouble with using both these plans at once is that Grubberfly's Elegy does not give you soul. This is where the other harebrained plan came in: Weaversong with Grubsong, which does a pretty negligible amount of passive damage (I cannot tell you how much those spiders loved jumping into that pit) but accumulates soul at a very slow rate. I originally was turning this soul into damage with Glowing Womb (yes, I know) but discovered that Spell Twister and Shade Soul were marginally more efficient and had a potential for double hits. To make Weaversong actually work, try to spend at least some time standing on a platform above Markoth and drop spiders on his head.
This was, as I have said before, extremely stupid, but I honestly could not come up with another charm build that let me stay this far away from that awful shield.
Charm binding sucks. It's not fun. I'm so desperately slow. (My normal build is strength + quick slash + mark of pride + sharp shadow.) I know it's going to continue to be the worst challenge. But I can fight Collector competently and I made it past Markoth on my first try (died to GPZ) so I call that promising.
I'm not good at absrad. So we'll see how that goes.
Only a few challenges remain. (Kind of taking inventory for myself here too.) Need to do the Trial of the Fool on my steel heart file just because I want that nice number. Charm and Soul (easy) binding p5. Five final radiant bossfights. Godseeker Flower Quest. Final ending. Surely I've forgotten something?
The things Hollow Knight players will do to avoid opening a game which has been available to them for months and which is apparently good when they're not finished with Hollow Knight yet
CHARM BINDING ACHIEVED HOLY HELL THAT SUCKED

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My friend and I were inspired by the cosmere questionnaire I asked her last week, and since she's been watching me grind out p5 bindings for a while now, a similar exercise in Hollow Knight felt only fitting...
Q: What is the name of the kingdom where the game takes place?
"Oh, I know this! It's Hollownest." [Final answer?] "...Hallownest?" [That's it.] "Something like that."
Q: What are your five favorite bosses?
"Hmm. The Magnificent Moss Charger. Uhhh.... I know I got the first part wrong."
"Hornet, cause she's cool, and she makes cool noises, and she has a red dress."
"The... NKG, the, what does NKG stand for? I forgot... *laughing* The first thing that came into my head was Nightmare King Game, that's not his name!"
"The evil Markoth. The one everybody hates." [He's your favorite?] "It's one I can remember."
"And, Absolute Radiance, which is cool cause she's... what's the word I'm looking for... I'm tired... and it feels late... I know the word... dramatic!"
Q: Do you know any of the tribes that inhabit this kingdom?
"I mean, I could take a good guess. You told me some of them, but it was a long time ago. There are the people who live in the sewers, and I saw one of them recently and it was like a pink oozy thing kind of like a leech, but I don't think that's the people who live down there." [Yeah, you got one, that's the Flukes.]
"I mean, I can take a fair stab and say that there are probably some flying creatures around." [Some of them are just regular types of bugs.] "Yeah. I'm probably thinking way too hard about it. For some reason I was like, you know what makes the most sense? Is I should try to figure out the types of bugs from the four genres from Avatar: The Last Airbender. There are air bugs, that fly, and there are water bugs, probably like the little mosquito that's in here that I want to kill. And fire bugs, although I don't actually know what would go into that category. And then, like, I don't know what an earth bug would be."
"Oh, I know what an earth bug would be! The Dung Beetles. But that's what made sense in my head, cause I'm kind of tired."
"I don't know, like, bees?" [Yes, there are bees.] "Oh, cool, okay!"
"I bet there's like, do you know the insects that there are like a billion of them and they're everywhere all the time? I bet there's some kind of insect like that." [What bugs are you talking about?] "I don't know. There are just some bugs that are everywhere all the time." [...What?]
Q: What's a higher being? Can you name any?
"Absolute Radiance! Oh, I actually don't know the difference between Absolute Radiance and regular Radiance, so conceivably possibly both of them. I don't know, Godseeker kind of seems like a higher being, but I bet she's the kind of higher being who wants to believe she's a higher being and actually isn't." [You have her vibe down.] "Hey, let's go!"
"Uhh, I don't know. The main character's parents are probably higher beings? Oh, his mom is one, I think. I don't remember any... you told me the story of the main character's parents, but unfortunately I don't remember it quite well. All I remember is that the main character's dad is dead and his mother is some kind of living tree that's in one of the rest stops in the background of a pantheon challenge. [The next question was going to be, What do you know about the player character's backstory? So do you want to tie this into that?] Oh! Well, I've heard it before but I don't remember much of it right now. So, we're going to go with: People wanted to create beings that didn't have souls, but were still alive, so, an ethereal-looking white tree and a dude who seems pretty dead created-- had sex with each other and other people, and got a weird race of hollow knight creatures, one of which was Hornet, one of which was the Hollow Knight, presumably some failures because those are the people you're fighting, yeah.
Q: Which boss is described as the "kindly god of bravery and honor"? [All the bosses are called gods.]
"I bet it's Sly. Sly's seems pretty cool."
Q: How do you feel about the Pale King?
"Dude's probably bad. Boo. Booooo. What's that line from the Princess Bride? Booooooo." [I think she just says Boo.] "I think there are more words to it, though. Filth. Slime." [That's your Pale King take?] "Yeah."
Q: Can you name any charms? What do they do?
"Where's that one that you were doing the other day, that you kept mentioning? It was like, Peaceful Harmony or something, and you were trying, it was granting the enemy the ability to avoid hitting you sometimes. There was also the one with the spiders, the one with the creepy little babies which I never saw, but I presume they are creepy, ... and then there are the ones that improve your nail, but, when you always look through them you go, -These all are useless! So, I presume that most of them are useless, except in extremely specific situations." [Calling me out!]
Q: What is the point of rancid eggs? [I just wanted your take.]
"Well, I guess it would have to be just to... what's the word I'm looking for? ...to like, smell out your enemies. Right? because, then they couldn't stand the smell. So, you know, they'd leave you alone. That or they hatch some sort of evil being. Or somebody gets rejected by society." [?]
Q: Do you have any least favorite bosses?
"Well, Markoth, of course, because he seems like a dick, and his shield is, just, his shield is cool, but in practice it doesn't work." [Yeah, cause I killed him!] "Yeah."
[Any bosses that you think are boring?] "Oh, the egg sac one. That one's kind of boring. But you did say that in specific situations it is actually hard."
"Whatever one... the one you fight first is. He seems pretty easy and I also don't really like his design, but that's just my personal opinion. He kinda looks like a flying anteater, but less cute." [... ... what?] "Anteaters are really cute, I'm pretty sure... I think that bug is supposed to be modeled after a mosquito, but, to me for some reason he's always looked like an anteater." [Sure.]
Q: How many areas of the game can you name apart from Godhome?
"Hallownest is the whole thing, and there's the sewers... I bet they all have really cool fancy names, but I don't know the cool fancy names..."
"There's the one you were going to the other day, like, The White City, not Lord of the Rings... and it was really cool."
"I'm sure there's some sort of anthill type thing?"
"Maybe, like, a world of grubs somewhere? Who are probably being feasted on by the flying insects from the Air Nation?" [...It's not even called the Air Nation in Avatar!] "The Air Nomads from Avatar... I'm tired."
Q: Would you like to take a guess at a Precept of Zote you have not seen?
"They're sort of a weird cross between Lorenzo aphorisms and things that actually make sense. I bet one of them is, like, I don't know, Keep Your Feet Clean, like, your feet specifically, for no reason, or a really stupid reason. Because then your head will be clean. I don't know, and you can think better. Kinda feels like a thing that Zote would say.
Precept Fifty-Eight: Keep Your Feet Clean, and Your Mind Cleaner. Like that. Or maybe something like...
Precept Fifty-Nine: Make Sure You Eat All Of Your Cheese. Otherwise, Demons Will Come And Find You. I don't know."
[Beautiful.] "Quotes to live by."
I've just realized that nobody has made a list on a public platform of all the silly things Renzo says when you "ask for advice" in Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, so I'm gonna do it myself. Hopefully this is helpful for someone's reference.
"Never plow sideways, Signorina."
"Let your heart be filled by the mystic."
"Art is like blood that flows through the veins."
"Keep your antenna up, Signorina."
"Even a bad letter will end up somewhere."
"Lending an umbrella to a salmon is a foolās errand."
"To the goose all ducks are swans, Signorina."
"Sometimes, the truffle hog finds an unexpected rose."
"Even the greatest artists can make a bad omelette."
"Remember, the chef never counts the mice."
"Sometimes too much milk is too little milk for one canary."
"Keep your hat on and boots off, Signorina."
"The hammer has no directions for the anvil."
"A happy bishop does not sadden the saint."
"Never trade your nails for sausage, Signorina."
"Even a delicious soup can stain the shirt."
"Donāt trust a hiker who asks for a bigger forest."
"A milk cow does not line up to be shot, Signorina."
"Sometimes the thumb is in the way of the hand."
"If the flute blows smoke there will be no dance."
"Always walk in a straight circle, Signorina."
Maybe I'll update this later with more of the things he says in the cutscenes throughout the game.
Can someone tell me how exactly THE FUCK I just came back to Hollow Knight after not playing it for months, and beat p5, for the first time EVER, on my first try????
Edit: AND OF COURSE I STILL HAD THE MUSHROOM ENDING ON THAT FILE DFUSOSJSH
And thatās nail binding!!!!
AND SHELL BINDING!!!
I'm going to rb this with a few more details (and shameless bragging), because I went back, tried at the charm binding, and did some radiant bossfights, including Markoth. I figured it was worth sharing my stupid, stupid radiant Markoth strategy just on the off chance it helps anyone in any way.
Charm build: Strength, Longnail, Spell Twister, Grubsong, Weaversong, Grubberfly's Elegy. (Cursed, I know.)
The key to my strategy was that the projectiles from Grubberfly's Elegy are not blocked by Markoth's shield, which meant I barely ever had to get close to him in the fight. This was good, as most of my deaths were from his shield and not his nails.
Because the nails get so much harder to dodge in the second phase, I stored up as much soul as I could and used Shade Soul to blast him down to fairly low health (Spell Twister helped with this). The last little bit I had no strategy for, but somehow survived, so, whatever.
The trouble with using both these plans at once is that Grubberfly's Elegy does not give you soul. This is where the other harebrained plan came in: Weaversong with Grubsong, which does a pretty negligible amount of passive damage (I cannot tell you how much those spiders loved jumping into that pit) but accumulates soul at a very slow rate. I originally was turning this soul into damage with Glowing Womb (yes, I know) but discovered that Spell Twister and Shade Soul were marginally more efficient and had a potential for double hits. To make Weaversong actually work, try to spend at least some time standing on a platform above Markoth and drop spiders on his head.
This was, as I have said before, extremely stupid, but I honestly could not come up with another charm build that let me stay this far away from that awful shield.
Charm binding sucks. It's not fun. I'm so desperately slow. (My normal build is strength + quick slash + mark of pride + sharp shadow.) I know it's going to continue to be the worst challenge. But I can fight Collector competently and I made it past Markoth on my first try (died to GPZ) so I call that promising.
I'm not good at absrad. So we'll see how that goes.
Only a few challenges remain. (Kind of taking inventory for myself here too.) Need to do the Trial of the Fool on my steel heart file just because I want that nice number. Charm and Soul (easy) binding p5. Five final radiant bossfights. Godseeker Flower Quest. Final ending. Surely I've forgotten something?
The things Hollow Knight players will do to avoid opening a game which has been available to them for months and which is apparently good when they're not finished with Hollow Knight yet
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Can someone tell me how exactly THE FUCK I just came back to Hollow Knight after not playing it for months, and beat p5, for the first time EVER, on my first try????
Edit: AND OF COURSE I STILL HAD THE MUSHROOM ENDING ON THAT FILE DFUSOSJSH
And thatās nail binding!!!!
AND SHELL BINDING!!!
Can someone tell me how exactly THE FUCK I just came back to Hollow Knight after not playing it for months, and beat p5, for the first time EVER, on my first try????
Edit: AND OF COURSE I STILL HAD THE MUSHROOM ENDING ON THAT FILE DFUSOSJSH
And thatās nail binding!!!!
I am very normal about this game.
You: āBioChromatic Breathā
Me, an intellectual: Huffing Paint
You: āstreet slangā
Me, an intellectual: High Imperial

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You: windrunner
Me, an intellectual: flighteyes
not rotating blorbo in my mind, but I am tumble drying her inside my head. Sometimes I think too hard and she hits the back of my eyes like a bug on a windshield and everything gets filtered through her terrible perspective for a minute. When Iām normalizing a wavefunction on my homework she fuzzes into a red mist for a few minutes and then I sneeze a bit of her out and draw something silly just to remind her that not even death will grant her freedom (can she stop being dead already please). Sheās transcended two realities to get herself in there and Iām TRYING to help her climb beyond this one too but thereās only so much I can do when I have no time to draw my imaginary amvs and even then sheās not doing numblrs because sheās a little too dated, and too fictional, and too dead. It would be great if she could help me with the aforementioned homework but she thinks the copenhagen interpretation is a romantic perspective technique or some shit. Sheās been teaching me how to whisper ominously tho which has been great and yet has very little practical application, like most of the humanities. Maybe I should fiddle with the settings and spin her into the next cycle