Tougher Times (2024)

FAQs

How many Tougher Times should I get? ›

So at one stack, there is around a 13% chance to block damage. At ten, there is exactly a 60% chance. In order to reduce chances of getting hit to exactly 10%, a whopping stack of 60 is needed.

The item grants a 15% (+15% per stack) chance of negating incoming damage. If the roll is successful, the damage will be negated and a "Blocked!" message will appear instead of damage numbers.

Tougher Times: chance to block incoming damage. To unlock: die five times.

A 99.9% blockrate requires over 6000 teddy bears. "As is, you need 16 for 70% reduction, 27 for 80%, 38 for 85%, 60 for 90%, 127 for 95%, over 327 for 98%, over 661 for 99%, and over 6665 sad teddy bears to have a 99.9% chance to block incoming damage."

The 57 Leaf Clover is an item in Risk of Rain 2. Tougher Times. If a successful proc is not achieved on a roll, it will be rolled one additional time per Clover. For example, assume the player has one item that has a 20% chance to proc a beneficial effect on-hit, and has one 57 Leaf Clover.

Tougher Times - Chance to block incoming damage. By stacking enough Tougher Times (roughly ten), you can effectively make it so that every attack against you has only a 40% chance of actually affecting you. The best part of this item is that while Mithrix will take it, he will not benefit from the effects of it.

The Safer Spaces Void Item is a powerful shield that blocks incoming damage, making the game easier, while the Encrusted Key reveals hidden caches with Void Potential Orbs.

It can, however, block damage inflicted by opening a Void Cradle.

Armor works differently in Risk of Rain Returns, as it mitigates a percentage of damage players incur from enemies. Getting Tough Times, a defensive item that's essentially a teddy bear grants an Armor increase to the Survivor who has it equipped.

Completing the Lone Survivor Challenge unlocks this item.

What are the easiest unlocks in Risk of Rain 2? ›

MUL-T. MUL-T is arguably the easiest character to unlock. All you need to do is clear the first stage five times. You'll naturally unlock MUL-T just by playing, and you also can speed up the process by farming the first stage.

Effects of difficulty

Just like players, enemies gain 30% health and 20% damage (compared to their base values shown in the Logbook) per additional level. ). Higher difficulty also increases the frequency of Elites, and even allows for elite mini-bosses and Teleporter Bosses.

The Killer Teddy Bear will attack with strong Physical attacks in addition to Psy and Nuclear skills. It will be weak against Electricity, Wind, and Curse and drain Psy and Nuclear skills. Defeating it will award the party a Tyche Charm.

The formula is (1-1/(1+0.15+x)) where x is the number of tougher times you have.

It is important to note that the Killer Teddy Bear is significantly more challenging than any enemy or boss the player will have faced in the Shibuya and Sendai jails. As a result, players should have reached at least level 20 before attempting the fight.

Stacking limits

All items can be stacked infinitely (at least up to the signed 32-bit integer cap of 2,147,483,647), and their effects will also stack accordingly. However, some items have an effective limit after which further stacks have no effect.

The blast radius for Gasoline increases at a greater rate with additional stacks and has no delay to dealing damage when it triggers, making this an effective item to clear large groups of enemies. Ignition Tank.