The volcanic turtle enemies shoot the same spike balls as the flowers in the Ancient Abyss, suggesting the turtles collect them from deeper waters to attack with.The purple potion of the "chemistry kit" item appears to be made from that research, and does damage specifically to barnacle-infected enemies. It's implied by some research notes that can be found that the barnacles which spread through the Infected Depths were being studied for medical and agricultural applications, and a few relics are purple fluid in beakers and syringes.One explorer became convinced that the Life Gems which empower the undead creatures in the Cursed Waters originated in the Aurelian Depths, leaving messages indicating such.The Time Traveler seems like a goofy character added to mix up the gameplay a bit, but he's aware of the Ancient One and became an ally of Captain Nemo as the two worked together to prevent its awakening.The glowing green energy that powers them is the same as those of the eldritch shrines, as well as the eldritch staff weapon. The Lair Guardians scattered throughout the levels were placed there by the crew of the Nautilus to stop people from diving deeper, and are made of special metals taken from the Meteor.Arc Welding: The individual biomes appear to have nothing to do with each other, however there is an overarching story behind the Living Infinite and some connections between the areas.The sub in particular always has the weapons on the side the player is viewing, and player character weapons change hands to keep their bodies visible. Ambidextrous Sprite: Just about everything looks the same no matter what angle it's viewed from.We Need to go Deeper contains examples of: Not to be confused with the Memetic Mutation from Inception. Though focused on multiplayer, there is a singleplayer option in which the rest of the crew is replaced by crew bots, who can operate the ship’s weapons, heal the player, fight off enemies, and assist in repairing the submarine. Items can also be found in undersea locations, including caves requiring players to fight through enemies on foot, a crab called the Trash Hermit can provide items at random, ship upgrades can be obtained by defeating robotic Lair Guardians, or purchased from undersea civilizations.
Leftover money and experience is accumulated after each run, allowing players to purchase new items, weapons, and submarines before taking on the Living Infinite again. The game world is separated into a variety of biomes, each with their own visual style and enemies for the players to fight. The game centers on a crew of players operating a submarine descending into an abyss called the Living Infinite, battling against the hostile environment along the way. At this time, trade-ins cannot be completed on Need to go Deeper is a multiplayer roguelike game developed by Deli Interactive, LLC, released on August 1st 2019 after years in early access. Trade-ins can be completed in most KAY Jewelers stores, as allowed by law. Retention period applies to all stores EXCEPT those located in Alaska, Hawaii, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Delaware, and Florida. Retention Period: When a customer returns a purchase prior to 30 days from the purchase date and a trade-in is associated with the completed sales slip, the store CANNOT return the trade-in to the owner until the 30-day retention period has expired. Trade-ins cannot be accepted from customers without a North America or United Kingdom address. Trade-ins can be applied only toward the purchase of new diamond jewelry and cannot be applied toward the purchase of previously owned merchandise, gemstone jewelry or gold, silver or other metal jewelry. Diamonds that are chipped, cracked, or have been damaged aren't eligible for trade-in. Store credit can't be issued for a trade-in, so your new jewelry must be purchased at the time of the upgrade.-No trade-in value is given for gemstones, gold, silver, or other metals. For example, if your original earrings were purchased at KAY for $500, your new purchase must be priced at $1,000 or more. The purchase price of your new jewelry item, excluding charges such as tax and shipping, must be double the trade-in value or more.
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