Mihael Mello Keehl
Banned
Buying this game. Have no idea what im getting myself into
Does this game any kind of fast travel system?
Does this game any kind of fast travel system?
Mystic Knight or Sorcerer?
Leading towards the former because I like having a sword, but pure magic users sound like a blast.
Does this game any kind of fast travel system?
Yes. You can place port crystals wherever you want (outside). Then use ferrystones to travel to them. I think you get 5 portcrystals in your first playthrough?
This version gives you an unlimited use portcrystal once you reach Gransis (yay!)
Buying this game. Have no idea what im getting myself into
after like 30 minutes in.Does this game any kind of fast travel system?
A great friggin game that will surprise you on how good it is. Once you get through the initial stuff of any RPG, you'll find great quests. Great dungeons... ahh.. I can't wait!Buying this game. Have no idea what im getting myself into
The map is so good in how you actually have to prep before going somewhere. Items/weapons/etc. A trek into a new area is an actual journey.
Mystic Knight or Sorcerer?
Leading towards the former because I like having a sword, but pure magic users sound like a blast.
A great friggin game that will surprise you on how good it is. Once you get through the initial stuff of any RPG, you'll find great quests. Great dungeons... ahh.. I can't wait!
The map is so good in how you actually have to prep before going somewhere. Items/weapons/etc. A trek into a new area is an actual journey.
Not a lazy port?Spent about 20 hours with the console versions this weekend. Incredibly happy. May do a new review aside from the PC one but it may not be needed.
Mystic Knight or Sorcerer?
Leading towards the former because I like having a sword, but pure magic users sound like a blast.
SorcererMystic Knight or Sorcerer?
Leading towards the former because I like having a sword, but pure magic users sound like a blast.
Forgot to mention this in the OP but I think its important to note:
If you only follow the mainline quests, there are several areas, encounters, cut scenes, boss fights, and a bunch of other stuff you will never see.
While I imagine that sounds obvious when you think about it, I myself did not realize the extent of what I had missed out on until I sat down and went for all the achievements, which has you do pretty much everything in the game.
For example, I didn't even knowwere in the game until my 3rd playthrough. Never stepped a foot intoMetal Golemsor the ran into them inlower Witchwood.The Everfall
And some stuff is extremely time-sensitive. There were definitely a couple quests I missed/failed without knowing simply because I waited too long meeting/talking to certain NPCs. And the game often won't even prompt you with a failure. The quest simply will not activate on screen or in the journal.
It definitely pays off to be diligent, explore, and talk to everyone multiple times.
I'd personally start as a fighter for the boost in hp.
When you get to make your main pawn make sure it's one that compliments your play style. If you play as a fighter or close range style then a mage pawn will be better.
Also it sounds silly but making your pawn as "attractive" (*see slutty) as possible will get more people using them so more rewards.
Going out at night is a dangerous afair but can be rewarding. Unlike most games the day/night cycle in DD actually changes the game completely.
A bit of an item spoiler so dunno if you want to read this....not far into the game you get a quest who's reward is a gold idol. You can choose to keep it for a discount in stores or give it to a shop keeper to unlock high end gear... don't be too hasty though. There's a place in grand soren where you can create a 'copy' for some coin. Do this first and give the real one to a shop keeper and keep the fake. You'll get access to the gear AND the store discount
And some stuff is extremely time-sensitive. There were definitely a couple quests I missed/failed without knowing simply because I waited too long meeting/talking to certain NPCs. And the game often won't even prompt you with a failure. The quest simply will not activate on screen or in the journal.
It definitely pays off to be diligent, explore, and talk to everyone multiple times.
Especially because some of the story sections are very well written. Definitely above average writing.
Always hated when that happened.
It's one of the better action-RPGs to come around in the past decade.
If you liked what you played on the ps3, you'll probably end up liking the rest.
Question about pre-ordering digitally on psn: can I pre-load the game? It says you can "play" it on the 3rd at 12am Eastern time in north america, but does that just mean starting the download?
Thanks!
Question about pre-ordering digitally on psn: can I pre-load the game? It says you can "play" it on the 3rd at 12am Eastern time in north america, but does that just mean starting the download?
Especially how the Map is covered by mist unless you go there.
You can change Vocations all the time (in fact it's recommended)
You will get to play with all classes,
the more classes you unlock the more powerful each vocation grows since some augments learned from a Mystic Knight can be ported to a Sorcerer and vise versa.
And I cant wait for my no weapons run
Yes, but it takes a while to actually start using it. You get "crystals" that you can place anywhere on the map to warp to, but you only get a few per playthrough. They carry over in future games though so eventually you just place them all over and warp to your heart's content.
It's actually a good system as it forces you to learn the landscape before just warping everywhere ala Skyrim or some shit.
Buying this game. Have no idea what im getting myself into
YesGoing into this for the first time tonight - quick question for the vets out there
Is playing a pure sorcerer viable? I took a quick glace at some build/class info but it is incredibly overwhelming. Am I going to be handicapping myself if I go 1-9 Mage, 10-200 Sorcerer? I won't lie - the brief amount of reading I did into the way builds work in this game left me completely confused... I get the sense that leveling as only one type of character seems frowned upon almost and I don't really get how end game classes work.
I'm happy to discover that in due course but I'd hate to put a ton of hours in before I realize how things work and find that I want/need to start over because I don't like what I've invested in.
Going into this for the first time tonight - quick question for the vets out there
Is playing a pure sorcerer viable? I took a quick glace at some build/class info but it is incredibly overwhelming. Am I going to be handicapping myself if I go 1-9 Mage, 10-200 Sorcerer? I won't lie - the brief amount of reading I did into the way builds work in this game left me completely confused... I get the sense that leveling as only one type of character seems frowned upon almost and I don't really get how end game classes work.
I'm happy to discover that in due course but I'd hate to put a ton of hours in before I realize how things work and find that I want/need to start over because I don't like what I've invested in.
That's cool. I don't mind exploration but constant moving between these two or three areas and not being able to run infinitely is annoying. Slow walk from town to town and back.
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PSN: grewitch
Pawn name: Melek
Pawn level: 11
Pawn vocation: Warrior
Additional details: Using Escape Slash / Pommel Strike
Either one works, I loved using Abyssal Anguish on my mace and just tearing into enemies with Mystic Knight. Also, Great Cannon = Glorious.
You can't fast travel to a location unless you put down a portcrystal in a location of your choosing. Then you just use the stone in your inventory to teleport to that portcrystal. That's how you fast travel in this game.
Especially how the Map is covered by mist unless you go there.
You can change Vocations all the time (in fact it's recommended)
You will get to play with all classes,
the more classes you unlock the more powerful each vocation grows since some augments learned from a Mystic Knight can be ported to a Sorcerer and vise versa.
And I cant wait for my no weapons run
Had far more fun with Mystic Knight. So many great abilities and the ease of just hacking easy foes down too with the class.
Sorcerer
Keels monster gewd
Stats growth are good enough to hobby play mystic Knight iirc
Guess there's no pawn sharing between this and the PC versions?
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