7 Mistakes To Avoid In Salt And Sacrifice

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Salt and Sacrifice has a definite step up from its predecessor, Salt and Sanctuary. The newest release features an upgraded combat system, an array of classes and abilities, and some very polished visuals compared to the gritty look of the original. But that doesn't mean it's an entirely different game, at its core, Salt and Sacrifice very much feels like the Indie title that started the series, with a «general feel» that matches the tone of the first game. Because of this, players should be prepared when undertaking their journey through the latest side-scrolling adventure, as it's every bit as punishing as the title that inspired it, if not more so.

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It's pretty easy to make mistakes in Salt and Sacrifice. There is a lot going on, and many game mechanics that are either unexplained or hidden within dialogue or throughout the title's collectible lore. Here are some tips and tricks to better prepare players throughout their quest to deal with terrifying mages and imposing bosses. The following guide contains some bullet points on what NOT to do in Salt and Sacrifice for those just starting out.

One of Salt and Sacrifice's most punishing and unforgiving mechanics comes via the Stamina Meter. Players will use Stamina for practically anything pertaining to combat. Dodge rolling, attacking, and sprinting will all drain the green bar located just beneath the Health bar. It even costs Stamina for players to use their ranged weapons. Once this bar is empty, players become practically helpless, making it impossible to dodge roll effectively or attack in succession.

Because of this, it's vital to keep an eye on how much Stamina players are consuming and ensure that they never let the bar