This UnderRail game guide describes the most important aspects of the game and helps to understand the basics. The first chapter is devoted to the mechanics of the game, such as: character control, the system of fighting in turns, movement points (MP) and action points (AP), as well as earning experience. In the second chapter, the player can read about character creation, statistics encountered in the game, skills and special abilities. In the next part of the guide there is a description of the interface and all the necessary information about its functions. Chapter four will introduce the player to crafting potions, ammunition or items. The next chapter is devoted to trading. Chapter 9 contains a wide range of tips and general information that will help the player survive in the world of UnderRail. In the last chapter, there are information about the best way to start the game.

This UnderRail game guide describes the most important aspects of the game and helps to understand the basics.The first chapter is devoted to the mechanics of the game, such as: character control, the system of fighting in turns, movement points (MP) and action points (AP), as well as earning experience. Marble madness ost.

The UnderRail game guide contains:

• detailed description of the game mechanics (controls, turn fighting system, movement points, earning experience)
• description of statistics, skills and special abilities occurring in the game
• description of the interface
• description of crafting and trading
• tips and general information
• tips on how to begin the game well

Lukasz 'Qwert' Telesinski (www.gry-online.pl)

About Underrail Game Guide

Author : Lukasz 'Qwert' Telesinski for gamepressure.com

last update : May 5, 2016

Guide contains : 14 pages, 50 images.

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Underrail Video Game

• genre: RPG
• developer: Stygian Software
• publisher: Stygian Software
• platform: PC

Underrail for PC / Windows is a post-apocalyptic turn based cRPG that strongly draws from such titles as System Shock 2, Neverwinter Nights, and mainly from the first two installments of Fallout series. The game is set in distant future, in the time after a mysterious cataclysm that led to extinction of the greater part of the world's population and made the planet a place unfit to live. The remnants of the human race took refuge in the titular Underrail – a huge underground structure that was formerly a vast metro system, and now has become the last shelter for our dying race. Players takes on the role of one of the survivors.
The authors placed their bet on old and proven mechanisms of fun. We view the action from the isometric perspective. Combat is realized in a turn based system and has deeply tactical nature. In battles we use traditional weapons, including firearms and cold steel, as well as futuristic gadgets like energy shields and supernatural psychic abilities. The player character is described by a rich set of statistics, skills and perks.
The action takes place underground, but this does not implies a small variety of locations. Underrail for PC / Windows offers a large virtual world, where we can find entire towns, abandoned buildings, underground caves and a lof of hidden locations. Most quests have several alternative solutions and chosen approach depends solely from our decision.

• Stygian Software - Developer and Publisher Website.
• Underrail - Official Website.

Underrail PC version System Requirements

Minimum: Pentium IV 1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM (2 GB RAM - Vista/7), graphic card 256 MB (GeForce 6800 or better), 2 GB HDD, Windows XP(SP3)/Vista/7

Without first asking, how could I know it was a problem with specific quests, and not a blanket issue that may affect all quests? Thank you for pointing out the need to list them, though.The two are:Location: Foundry - Quest Giver: Chief - Quest Text: Chief wants you to investigate a small group of Faceless that was spotted west of Foundry. Find out why they're there and report to the chief.Location: Core City - Quest Giver: Jack Quicksilver - Quest Text: Everard's Assignment, Meet Ohad Xander, Meet Lenox Pierce.On both quests, I turned in the quest(s) to the respective quest givers, and both of them gave the text indicating that the quest had been completed, and dispensed the quest reward. However, neither cleared from my log. In the case of the Faceless investigation, I did talk to the Faceless, but did not get the quest complete after turn in. In the case of Quicksilver's quests, he did not give me Meet Azif after completing the previous three quests in the chain.Any help would be appreciated! Originally posted by:The two are:Location: Foundry - Quest Giver: Chief - Quest Text: Chief wants you to investigate a small group of Faceless that was spotted west of Foundry.

Find out why they're there and report to the chief.Location: Core City - Quest Giver: Jack Quicksilver - Quest Text: Everard's Assignment, Meet Ohad Xander, Meet Lenox Pierce.On both quests, I turned in the quest(s) to the respective quest givers, and both of them gave the text indicating that the quest had been completed, and dispensed the quest reward. However, neither cleared from my log. In the case of the Faceless investigation, I did talk to the Faceless, but did not get the quest complete after turn in. In the case of Quicksilver's quests, he did not give me Meet Azif after completing the previous three quests in the chain.Any help would be appreciated! You get the quest reward for the Faceless Foundry quest after talking to the Faceless, telling them the Cube is in Core City, then after you get the power core from them you go talk to Chief Banner and he will give you a reward.For the Oculus questline with Jack, you only receive the quest to meet Azif if you completed the three tasks perfectly. This means:A.) The Hercules details are broadcasting on the Core City monitors and you DID NOT confront the guy selling them.B.) You convinced Lenox that Mordre killed his brother WITHOUT mentioning that people were mad at his brother and WITHOUT confronting Mordre. The saboteur walkthrough pc.

Go to Core City and talk to Jon and Oskar the Weapons Dealer if you're stuck.C.) You break Everard's agent out of prison by taking the sniper rifle, talking with the agent in the prison (preferably without breaking into the jail, because then its nigh impossible to get a perfect. Talk to the warden lady; if you killed the Beast she'll let you in no matter your persuasion skill), and then convincing Chief Banner that he has no solid evidence against the agent (again, if you killed the Beast, Chief Banner will trust you no matter your persuasion skill). Originally posted by:I'm not sure what the deal is on the first one, because I have talked to the Faceless and to Banner, and I have the power core.On the second, I have the sniper rifle and I'd killed the Beast, but there were no dialogue options relating to the quest, or the Beast, with either the warden or Banner. I was forced to just kill everyone in the prison, so I'm guessing that's my issue there. I did A and B right.IDK about the first, then.For the Foundry Prison quest:Did you talk to Everard first and find out the name of the agent? And when you talk to the Warden, there should be a Persuasion option where you ask to meet the guy and you say you're his cousin or wife (if female), which will auto-pass if you killed the Beast.Try every dialogue option you can when talking to people, even if it's one you've done before, because half the time you will get a new response based on your progression.

Originally posted by:For the Foundry Prison quest:Did you talk to Everard first and find out the name of the agent? And when you talk to the Warden, there should be a Persuasion option where you ask to meet the guy and you say you're his cousin or wife (if female), which will auto-pass if you killed the Beast.Try every dialogue option you can when talking to people, even if it's one you've done before, because half the time you will get a new response based on your progression.I think you're right, I must have talked to somebody out of order or something, because I don't even remember those options being available.Thanks for all your help!