Talk to hands
Fist everything you see. Become the King of Elden with just your bare hands.
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Fist everything you see. Become the King of Elden with just your bare hands.
Talk To Hand
✨ Version 1.0 features
- **Bare Hands**: Unarmed attacks have bleeding effects and posture damage.
- **Critical Hit**: A critical hit can kill all enemies in one hit.
- **HP REPAIR**: Each attack can restore HP and FP
- **Invincible Defense**: Blocking with bare hands makes you immune to almost all damage
- **Hound Footwork**: Flexibly approach or stay away from the enemy to attack
❄️ Version 1.1 Frost God Update
- **Frost Power**: Unarmed fists now deal frost damage instead of bleeding
- **Summon Allies**: Use the Exiled Knight Oleg to summon 3 Crucible Knights to assist in the battle.
- **Balance Adjustment**: Slightly reduce posture damage and increase game balance
- **Frost Enchantment**: Adding thick attributes to weapons can add frost accumulation
- **Resistance Improvement**: You can gain high frost resistance without equipping hand armor.
- **FP Optimization**: Most combat skills now consume less FP
🎮Using experience
Are you still worried about defeating the Boss?
Just use your bare hands and watch your enemies fall before you!
⚙️ Installation instructions
Need to install modengine2 first
Just put the file into the "mod" folder of modengine2
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*This is my first mod, if you encounter any problems please let me know and I will try my best to solve them! *
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