Any gaffers currently streaming? I'm at work and can't play until tomorrow night 🙃
not currently streaming, but some buds and I streamed the beginning of the game last night
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/174842575
Any gaffers currently streaming? I'm at work and can't play until tomorrow night 🙃
I read somewhere that if you are an undead it is better to have a full team of undead. Is that true?
Good enough! Thanksnot currently streaming, but some buds and I streamed the beginning of the game last night
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/174842575
A lot of these NPCs I'm fighting all throw heal spells on me, how do they all know I'm undead?
Ya know, that's kind of a good point. If you got your mask on and whatnot, even super smart AI shouldn't be throwing heal spells at you unless you somehow make it obvious you are undead.
As someone who adored dragon age origins, would I like this game?
What makes it so good? Also, should I play the original first?
So question for people who didn't do the 4 player trick....
Do you every now and then see an ! over characters head that when you click it does story stuff/dialogue exchange between them?
HELP!
I am completely paralyzed by the amount of choices present in the first 5 minutes of the game! What class do I play? What abilities do I use for said class? What's my perk? Do I play custom or Origin? Do I pick up everything I can find no matter how useless it seems? Do I steal things? Do I fight the first npc? Do I act snarky? Do I behave? Do I follow the origin prompts during dialogue choices? Do I need all these pots?
I'm not looking for answers to all these questions, but I am seriously stuck in the first room of the game. I constantly feel like I've made a bad decision and either reroll my character with a different class or reload my save and don't steal that book this time. I started picking up everything I could find that wasn't red, but then I noticed that most of that stuff has zero value and a weight cost.
Someone give me some words of encouragement and maybe a few tips about how to not be completely overwhelmed by everything.
What is everyone's favorite classes so far?
A lot of these NPCs I'm fighting all throw heal spells on me, how do they all know I'm undead?
You can take the red things if you're hidden (press c to hide) and out of view (not in an NPC's red cone of vision, press shift to view it IIRC). It's stealing, but uh, you're doing it so it's OK.HELP!
I am completely paralyzed by the amount of choices present in the first 5 minutes of the game! What class do I play? What abilities do I use for said class? What's my perk? Do I play custom or Origin? Do I pick up everything I can find no matter how useless it seems? Do I steal things? Do I fight the first npc? Do I act snarky? Do I behave? Do I follow the origin prompts during dialogue choices? Do I need all these pots?
I'm not looking for answers to all these questions, but I am seriously stuck in the first room of the game. I constantly feel like I've made a bad decision and either reroll my character with a different class or reload my save and don't steal that book this time. I started picking up everything I could find that wasn't red, but then I noticed that most of that stuff has zero value and a weight cost.
Someone give me some words of encouragement and maybe a few tips about how to not be completely overwhelmed by everything.
HELP!
I am completely paralyzed by the amount of choices present in the first 5 minutes of the game! What class do I play? What abilities do I use for said class? What's my perk? Do I play custom or Origin? Do I pick up everything I can find no matter how useless it seems? Do I steal things? Do I fight the first npc? Do I act snarky? Do I behave? Do I follow the origin prompts during dialogue choices? Do I need all these pots?
I'm not looking for answers to all these questions, but I am seriously stuck in the first room of the game. I constantly feel like I've made a bad decision and either reroll my character with a different class or reload my save and don't steal that book this time. I started picking up everything I could find that wasn't red, but then I noticed that most of that stuff has zero value and a weight cost.
Someone give me some words of encouragement and maybe a few tips about how to not be completely overwhelmed by everything.
Is there a list of all the companions with their default classses? Also, anyone knows if we can change the class of companion later on?
HELP!
I am completely paralyzed by the amount of choices present in the first 5 minutes of the game! What class do I play? What abilities do I use for said class? What's my perk? Do I play custom or Origin? Do I pick up everything I can find no matter how useless it seems? Do I steal things? Do I fight the first npc? Do I act snarky? Do I behave? Do I follow the origin prompts during dialogue choices? Do I need all these pots?
I'm not looking for answers to all these questions, but I am seriously stuck in the first room of the game. I constantly feel like I've made a bad decision and either reroll my character with a different class or reload my save and don't steal that book this time. I started picking up everything I could find that wasn't red, but then I noticed that most of that stuff has zero value and a weight cost.
Someone give me some words of encouragement and maybe a few tips about how to not be completely overwhelmed by everything.
Going to wait for the inevitable enhanced edition 1 or 2 years from now with all the rebalancing and patches. Learned my lesson from the 1st one.
Managed to try the 2-player coop real quick (i.e. played it for 4 hours straight)
Holy fuck. This is AMAZING. The attention to detail is just mind-boggling and the way coop works is just insanely well thought out. I'm genuinely going to be comparing every other coop game to this for the rest of my life.
The situations we got ourselves into were just ridiculous and the ways we managed to actually survive (some of lol) those situations were beyond ridiculous. I didn't realize stealing bread would end with the whole goddamn fort attacking us, nothing better than fighting 10 guys, actually doing fairly well all things considered then getting killed by the very last enemy after 45 minutes of fighting.
Gonna play more coop with another friend tomorrow and if all goes well, we should be able to play 3-player coop on Sunday. Can't fucking wait!
Thank you, even the wiki hasn't had this updated. Been looking for this!For what it's worth, these are the "canon classes" of the characters:
Red Prince: Fighter - Warfare, Geomancer
Lohse: Enchanter - Hydrosophist, Aerotheurge
Ifan: Wayfarer - Huntsman, Geomancer
Sebille: Rogue - Scoundrel
Fane: Wizard - Geomancer, Pyrokinetic
Beast: Battlemage - Aerotheurge, Warfare
Are you starting over every time ?
Are you starting over every time ?
Someone asked earlier if there was s/s romances well atm I am flirting with Ifan as a dude and he's responding so yeah I'm pretty sure there are.
Agreed.Ya know, that's kind of a good point. If you got your mask on and whatnot, even super smart AI shouldn't be throwing heal spells at you unless you somehow make it obvious you are undead.
HELP!
I am completely paralyzed by the amount of choices present in the first 5 minutes of the game! What class do I play? What abilities do I use for said class? What's my perk? Do I play custom or Origin? Do I pick up everything I can find no matter how useless it seems? Do I steal things? Do I fight the first npc? Do I act snarky? Do I behave? Do I follow the origin prompts during dialogue choices? Do I need all these pots?
I'm not looking for answers to all these questions, but I am seriously stuck in the first room of the game. I constantly feel like I've made a bad decision and either reroll my character with a different class or reload my save and don't steal that book this time. I started picking up everything I could find that wasn't red, but then I noticed that most of that stuff has zero value and a weight cost.
Someone give me some words of encouragement and maybe a few tips about how to not be completely overwhelmed by everything.
TLastly, Backlash and throwing daggers also does a lot of damage, but I do not use a dagger rogue so I can't attest to that.
So what is the recommendation for first playthrough, origin or custom??
I went custom, just cause I figured math wise if I ended up playing twice I'd cover all origin characters in my party without any repeats.So what is the recommendation for first playthrough, origin or custom??
Throwing Dagger was nerfed pretty heavily actually since EA and is one of the reasons I thought my rogue was doing bad damage before I looked more carefully at the numbers since I was using it every turn like in EA. It used to do more than a normal attack, but now does less, so it's only good if you need a ranged attack, but with Scoundrel movement bonus and The Pawn, I haven't really needed a ranged attack so I unslotted it and have been using other skills instead(kinda wish I took Chloroform instead but no big deal).
Damage is good though, isn't as braindead as during the EA with the various nerfs, but still does high damage and the burst mode with all cooldowns up is generally enough to delete a target which feels good considering kill speed is otherwise kinda low from the other classes with the armor absorbs and stuff.