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[mr. macduggan]

Yeah, I've been playing constantly and savescumming, and my character's only up to level 11. Nice work finishing so fast.

[em312s0n]

I think I might be the first person to complete the game, by the way.

cool whats your build?

[Haschel]

I've noticed some skills have pushback. Only tested with the level 2 unarmed skill, but you can move quiet a few objects around aside from enemies. Only practical use I've found so far is kicking high level traps around, but it seems to work on more stuff than not. You could kick chests, altars, warp portals, anvils, corpses, vending machines, even the item displays in shops.

Also, nice job RF. I've been too messing around with different builds to really get anywhere.

Edit: Seems like you can steal stuff if you knock it out of the shop, without consequence. However, if you go back into the shop and try leaving, you get the death collectors.

[RF]

cool whats your build?

Maces, Master of Arms, Shields, Assassination, Smithing, Burglary and Berserker Rage. Maxed out assasination, maxed out berserker, put a few into maces, dumped a few into burglary (up to invisiblity) and then just carried on putting it into master of arms.
Full story here.

I've noticed some skills have pushback. Only tested with the level 2 unarmed skill, but you can move quiet a few objects around aside from enemies. Only practical use I've found so far is kicking high level traps around, but it seems to work on more stuff than not. You could kick chests, altars, warp portals, anvils, corpses, vending machines, even the item displays in shops.

Also, nice job RF. I've been too messing around with different builds to really get anywhere.

Yeah, the active mace skill knocks stuff around, too. I used it to knock away high level traps that I couldn't disarm but were blocking my way. Psionic's push does it, too.

[Wolf Tengu]

Part of me wants to cohhse smithing next time. Is it wotrh it?

[Cheese]

Do the devs plan to add content through updates or anything? Also, is it 10 dungeon levels all the time or just on the easiest difficulty?

[em312s0n]

cool whats your build?

Maces, Master of Arms, Shields, Assassination, Smithing, Burglary and Berserker Rage. Maxed out assasination, maxed out berserker, put a few into maces, dumped a few into burglary (up to invisiblity) and then just carried on putting it into master of arms.
Full story here.

I've noticed some skills have pushback. Only tested with the level 2 unarmed skill, but you can move quiet a few objects around aside from enemies. Only practical use I've found so far is kicking high level traps around, but it seems to work on more stuff than not. You could kick chests, altars, warp portals, anvils, corpses, vending machines, even the item displays in shops.

Also, nice job RF. I've been too messing around with different builds to really get anywhere.

Yeah, the active mace skill knocks stuff around, too. I used it to knock away high level traps that I couldn't disarm but were blocking my way. Psionic's push does it, too.

interesting do it on going rogue next and give me some tips i keep dying there

[Levi]

Do the devs plan to add content through updates or anything? Also, is it 10 dungeon levels all the time or just on the easiest difficulty?

Yeah, apparently they plan to add more skills/items at least. 

http://www.gaslampgames.com/blog/2011/07/14/crashes-cynical-brit-feature-request-faq/#more-2036

[RF]

Part of me wants to cohhse smithing next time. Is it wotrh it?

Yes and no. There's not really many "high end" recipes you can make with smithing (or at least not many that have actually been found) and it's about as hard to find the high quality ingredients (I'm looking at you, Omnipotent Pork Sword) as it is to find items of an even higher calibre.

It's nice to start off with, though. It evens out the early game experience and gives you a chance to get some reasonable quality equipment.

Other than that, though? No, not really.

[freeformschooler]

I wouldn't mind more varied elemental skills. For instance we don't have much of an ice type tree at all! But it wouldn't be very interesting if it was just fire spell tree but ice, so I'm sure the devs would think up something that would go well with it.

[Haschel]

There's a pretty hefty amount of element types, I wouldn't be surprised if they end up making new skill trees for most of them. Ice seems rather obligatory though.

[RF]

Ice: Focused on crowd control / crowd lockdown for a short duration.

I'd like some sort of melee increasing magic tree. Something to use those mana points on instead of just taking no magic skills whatsoever. Like paladin or death knight or something.

EDIT: A quick skill suggestion I posted on their forums:

Stance Master
(1) Get Your Stance On: Gives you a choice between the wolf, bear and eagle stances. Wolf increases your attack at the cost of absorption, bear increases absorption at the cost of dodge and eagle increases dodge at the cost of attack.
Stances are permanently active buffs only dispelled by the player being stunned or knocked back and by the player deactivating them themselves. Only one stance can be active at a time and they take a standard turn to change.
(2) As They Say, When in Stance...: When in a stance, you gain extra block and counter due to standing in a correct fighting position.
(3) Two's Company: Pick your second stance from the ones missing above.
(4) Stancetastic: Whenever you switch stances, your next (melee, maybe?) attack (no time limit on how long it takes for the player to attack, but this buff does not stack) will be an automatic crit.
(5) Three's A Crowd: Get your final stance.
(6) Stance Master: You can stance with the best of them. Increases the positives from the stance you're in.

What do you all think?

[etgfrog]

Ice: Focused on crowd control / crowd lockdown for a short duration.

I'd like some sort of melee increasing magic tree. Something to use those mana points on instead of just taking no magic skills whatsoever. Like paladin or death knight or something.

viking wizardry is the closest thing to a melee magic abilities, you get two different melee damage buffs. by the way...there is an issue where the game crashes once you beat the game.

[freeformschooler]

I'd like some sort of melee increasing magic tree. Something to use those mana points on instead of just taking no magic skills whatsoever. Like paladin or death knight or something.

Paladin seems like a nice choice since you could also squeeze in a heal or regenerative or curative spell or two.

[lordcooper]

there is an issue where the game crashes once you beat the game.

Quite fitting for a Roguelike.  I suggest they leave it in.