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"There's loads of new content, but everything that was already good has been made a bit shit." "I like exploring the new areas, I like the new characters, but there feels like more has been taken away than added," reads one comment on Reddit. The Binding of Isaac has been maintained through years of iteration, so such a dramatic revamp can feel like a shock to the system. And I get why players would react to an expansion this way.

The community is starting to understand this, albeit begrudgingly. Isaac has always had good item combos, like Mom's Knife and Polyphemus, which makes your weapon an all-powerful steak knife, or Isaac's Heart and Blood Rights, where you deal heavy damage to everyone without sacrificing your own HP, but the sense I get from Repentance is that we can now pull from a longer list of weaker combinations, forcing us to be more adaptable. It worked, and far better than either of those items would've done on their own. Go in, start blasting, kicking my iced companion towards danger at every opportunity. With those upgrades and various health pickups like Dead Cat that kept me alive and respawning, the next few floors came easily.

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The former is a familiar that shoots at whatever you're firing at, essentially giving you double-barrel tears, and the latter's a baby frozen in an ice cube you kick around the room that freezes anything it touches (if nothing else, the series is as weird as ever.) That was until I got Brother Bobby and Cube Baby. I started fresh on Steam, having clocked a couple hundred hours on Afterbirth on Nintendo 3DS, and struggled to get a handle on even the early rooms when I first started playing. Repentance is more a game of synergies than its predecessors.

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The easiest Windows MinGW environment to compile it on is the MSYS2 enviroment.(Image credit: The Binding of Isaac / Anthony McGlynn) It uses the CMake build system to compile.

Qt5 (static version directory set manually in CMake).

Missing HUD 2 has the below dependencies:

Tear firerate (Tear delay, lower is faster).

Statistics HUD on the left of the Isaac viewport shows:.

Allows you to choose at what precision you see the raw statistics (default is 2 decimal place).

Shows how your raw statistics change as you pick up items and use pills, real-time.

Works in fullscreen and windowed mode (as it's a direct OpenGL implementation).

Pirated copies of the game are not officially supported by Missing HUD 2. If you are crashing or seeing weird stat values that are clearly incorrect, you most likely are not running the latest version of the game and/or Missing HUD 2. Note: The latest version of Missing HUD 2 is designed to be used on the latest Steam version of the game. The latest binary release can be found here: If you wish to no longer see the HUD, just close the main executable and the HUD will disappear (the DLL will be unloaded). You must leave Missing HUD 2 open while you play the game. Note: The HUD only appears if you are in an active run. You simply run the main executable (which acts as the DLL injector) and the HUD will be drawn onto an active Isaac process. Missing HUD 2 aims to be nearly transparent to the user (and to Isaac itself). This translates to Missing HUD 2 remaining 100% accurate even after picking up items like Experimental Treatment and Libra. Unlike other statistic based mods, it uses your live character statistics during a run.

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One can run other mods side-by-side with Missing HUD 2 with no issues. It can be enabled and disabled at any point, during any run, with no lasting consequences.

Note: It can be used in Afterbirth daily runs with no repercussions.

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It is a transparent mod that DOES NOT disable achievements nor alter your Isaac game files in any way. This project gives the player the choice to see their raw statistics if they choose to. The developers of the Binding of Isaac (Edmund McMillen, Nicalis) decided that one of their design decisions for the game would be to hide raw player statistics from the player as to not to overwhelm them. Missing HUD 2 is an OpenGL powered informational overlay for the Binding of Isaac: Rebirth + Afterbirth.