>>3536051You can't do everything. The more optimal you make a character the more content you will miss. Just make a character you think sounds interesting.
>>3536060I’m thinking of 5 in both intellect and psyche and then 2 in the rest.
>>3536061Its fine. You literally cannot go wrong.
>>3536062My character had a heart attack trying to reach his tie. Now I have to start over. Was it a mistake putting no stats into physical?
>>3536051lol wtf? why are some anons trying to force the meme that this is a deep game?
>>3536065>Was it a mistake putting no stats into physical?No.
DEX>STR
>>3536051Just do 2 playthroughs:1. A run where you have minimal stats so you fail most of the checks2. A run where you have maxed out stats so you pass most of the checksThere you go now you've seen most of the content. Failing checks in Disco is often more fun than passing them btw, so I recommend the minimum stats run as your first.
>>3536084>dies to the tie in the first roomClassic
>>3536051Build yourself a job and actual life experience.
>>3536051It literally doesn't matter at all
>>3536099Exactly, if your stats are too high you'll miss moments like that. A lot of the gameover/deaths are hilarious. If your goal is to get the most of the experience from a playthrough, you should fail most of the checks when you can. Unlike most games where a failed check just locks you out of content Disco has it reversed, passing the check saves Harry from doing something embarrassing or humiliating, and these things are often hilarious and get callbacks throughout the game. A run where you pass most of the checks is actually pretty uneventful by comparison, although there are a few cases where it's unique enough that I would recommend a second max stats playthrough where you pass most everything.
>>3536084>1. A run where you have minimal stats so you fail most of the checksBut you lose or softlock yourself.
