I'm playing Tunic now, and literally have no idea what the consumables even do, so I'm just holding onto them.
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Is one of the consumables a little bomb or TNT thing. I remember that being useful. Use that to blow up enemies.
Yeah somehow the bombs replenish every time I visit a checkpoint, but I dont really know much of anything else.
I was confused a lot playing tunic. Collecting the pages to read helped a lot, but I still had to look up a few things online.
Is inventory management actually a part of RPGs that anyone enjoys?
Personally, it's really not my favourite gameplay mechanic.
If there is a good crafting system, it can be quite fun. In multuplayer, it can be a main source for roleplay for a trading build.
Setting up a browsable wares shop is a nice mechanic that can play into it too, especially, with interactive placables.
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