The desperate theme of Darkest Dungeon 2 will make you want to horde stuff like food and money, but as the narrator reminds at several points, that stuff is meaningless if you don't use it. If your inventory is full, you won't receive these free items. I recommend keeping at least one open inventory slot at all times, which will allow you to receive items from the aforementioned road debris. I found Darkest Dungeon 2 to be very generous with combat consumables and even more so with items only usable at inns, so it absolutely pays to use them with abandon.Īlso, carriage space is probably going to be a premium for you throughout your run. It’s a free action to use an item in combat: your hero can still move or use an ability after using an item like healing salve or laudanum. If anything I found it easy to focus on my heroes’ abilities and forget to use combat items. There’s no need to be precious with consumables in Darkest Dungeon 2. Use your damn items! (And keep 1 inventory slot open.) If you notice two heroes’ negative relationship meter getting high, it’s worth it to lower their stress levels and look for consumables to improve their affinity at the next inn. Positive relationships are fragile, whereas negative relationships are quite difficult to reverse. Some of the negative relationships are “Resentful,” “Tumultuous,” and “Hateful.” These result in negative status effects, as well as a high chance of stress gain between both parties. Positive relationships include “Amorous,” “Respectful,” or “Inseparable,” and contribute buffs, combat assists, and surprise heals, again mostly at the behest of RNG. When it maxes out, positive or negative, it forms a bond between the two heroes in question. Combat actions, overt choices, and the ever-present RNG contribute to a relationship meter between each member of your party. Stress builds on stress snowballing into greater catastrophe, with one of the most important consequences being your party’s group dynamic. When it rains in Darkest Dungeon 2, it pours.
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