These settings are what we’ll be walking through next, so don’t discard them. Rocketdock stacks docklet. Once you do, it will appear at the bottom of the screen and the settings window will appear as well. After installing, you’ll be prompted to run ObjectDock.

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He goes first, gets two fucking moves in a row, and deals absurd damage along with three different status effects. What the fuck am I supposed to do here? I'm really close to giving up. I've been in this area for three hours, grinding zombies and deadnauts. It's starting to ruin the game.

Is there a trick I'm missing?

Hell Quest: Tears of God is based on “Farkle,” a popular dice game that rewards the first player to roll a total, usually 10,000. Farkle started life ages ago, and has also been known as Greed, Hot Dice, and Squelch, to name just a few monikers. Succeeding at Hell Quest: Tears of God similarly requires a blend of luck and chance. You choose a warrior and battle demons and other lost souls by rolling dice and inflicting them with the effects. Certain rolls hit them with damage, whereas other rolls restore your health and status. There are boss critters, of course—called “Wardens”—and they have their own special dice that you can win and collect. You know their dice is special because it’s all black and spiky and stuff.

Hell Quest: Tears of God will be out later this month as a free-to-play title. This is a golden opportunity for you to tell someone to go to Hell, and to mean it in the kindest way possible.