PflargBlarg
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Zeliard said:
It tells you how to trigger it in the DLC description. I believe it's something like talking to a merchant that shows up when you make camp. The other DLC automatically adds a quest to your journal.
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It tells you how to trigger it in the DLC description. I believe it's something like talking to a merchant that shows up when you make camp. The other DLC automatically adds a quest to your journal.
popsicle_sundays
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How do I unlock the Berserker specialization? I just unlocked Arcane Warrior.
Tobor said:
Yeah, don't think I've talked to the right guy yet.
I'm going through the DLC quests tonight. I've heard that Stone Prisoner doesn't scale with you, though. Some people have been saying they get owned hard there trying to go earlier in the game. Remains to be seen, I guess.
Zeliard said:Yeah, don't think I've talked to the right guy yet.
I'm going through the DLC quests tonight. I've heard that Stone Prisoner doesn't scale with you, though. Some people have been saying they get owned hard there trying to go earlier in the game. Remains to be seen, I guess.
Ah, maybe I'll wait then. I'm only level 8.
Tadale said:
Why would that matter to us when we got it for free, though? Seems like a non-issue.
I went to get Shale first thing after clearing out Lothering and getting access to the world map. I think I was level 7ish and it was very doable. This was on the PC on hard.Zeliard said:Yeah, don't think I've talked to the right guy yet.
I'm going through the DLC quests tonight. I've heard that Stone Prisoner doesn't scale with you, though. Some people have been saying they get owned hard there trying to go earlier in the game. Remains to be seen, I guess.
Basileus777
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I'm having a problem in Warden's Keep.
Am I missing something, or is this a bug?
After I fight the rage demon and the dead wardens in those magic circles, I can't go through the door. It's locked and says it cannot be picked. I've looked all around the keep and nothing is unlocking it.
thetrin said:
arresteddevelopment said:
What?
Okay, question about difficulty (once again).
On 360 version. I'm on normal, and the game feels kind of easy. It's almost getting a bit boring (combat wise) due to the easiness.
Now, I'm not looking for a game experience to rape my ass 24/7, and I'm not as experienced in this genre as some of you others, but normal on xbox 360 does feel pretty easy. The kicker is I'm not that far in. I JUST GOT MORRIGON. (spelling?). And I just fought those bandits trying to tax me.
Is it more because I'm not that far in the game that the game feels too easy on normal? Make sense, be stupid from a game design standpoint to intimidate the player that early. Or, is the game just that fucking easy, as to where switching it to hard mode is the way to go. I really would not rather switch the difficult constantly during gameplay. Stick with something and go with it. So, if the game feels a bit easy simply because I'm early in the game - and things get harder, I'll stick with normal. If not, I'll switch to hard.
Just reposting on this page.
Is the answer really?
PC Normal = Console Hard
Because, I dabbled on console hard - and shit got out of hand to a degree where the camera angle on the 360 version seemed inadequate for what was going on.
Castor Krieg
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jabipun said:
360 Normal = PC Easy.
PC Normal = console Hard.
There ya go.
Just got past the prologue:
And had that monk woman join me from the refugee camp. I was so relieved.... finally a healer! I get into combat with about 8 bandits north of the camp, and she's a... BARD? What the fuck! What kind of nun/monk/religious robe wearing woman is a BARD! Don't spoil when I actually get a healer though... just wanted to say how sad I was... especially because my main char is a rogue. 2 rogues in a party is never very useful
Basileus777
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Basileus777 said:
Ok, it was a bug. I reloaded from an earlier save and now the door opens.
Odious Tea
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F5'ing after almost every battle, just like the good old days.
SlasherJPC
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Odious Tea said:
And doing the same on this thread! F5! F5! F5!:lol
Twilight Princess
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does anyone know if druids can transform into more than 3 shapes? spider, bear, wolf?
also can the game play itself if the gambit/tactic system is set up well, during non boss fights?
also can the game play itself if the gambit/tactic system is set up well, during non boss fights?
This game is amazing. I was apprehensive because I didn't love Mass Effect, Kotor or NWN. I can't put this game down. Just keeps getting better. Also didn't think that I would ever start different characters, but I definitely think I will. Honestly one of the best games I've played this year and was the least hyped for.
Odious Tea said:
Ditto!
Massive amounts of F5'ing.
slayn said:
Ah, good to know.
I'm at level 7. The real question is: do I do Warden's Keep first, or Stone Prisoner? I really want Shale in my party ASAP, but if Warden's Keep is as short as people keep saying, that might be best to go through first. Is Stone Prisoner pretty lengthy?
Decisions decisions.
Diseased Yak
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Zeliard said:Ditto!
Massive amounts of F5'ing.
Ah, good to know.
I'm at level 7. The real question is: do I do Warden's Keep first, or Stone Prisoner? I really want Shale in my party ASAP, but if Warden's Keep is as short as people keep saying, that might be best to go through first. Is Stone Prisoner pretty lengthy?
Decisions decisions.
I did Stone Prisoner first, then Warden's Keep. Completed both in a few hours of play, on Normal. Stone Prisoner was shorter than WK, there's several more battles in WK to fight and more area to explore.
PflargBlarg
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Darkman M said:
Well, ostensibly there isn't one, but at a certain point you can't really gain enough experience to go up any more levels. Obviously done so that the level cap just flows onward whenever they add an expansion or more DLC.
jabipun said:
Just reposting on this page.
Is the answer really as black and white as:
PC Normal = Console Hard (despite the devs saying the PC and console version are equal in difficulty - although they do it in different ways - pc verision more enemies, 360 version fewer but harder enemies...
Lostconfused
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I don't know about that. But I will say that those bandits on the bridge killed my party one or two times on normal. It wasn't necessarily difficult but needed a bit more than 3 health potions to get through it.jabipun said:
You have to wait for the queues from Wynne, you'll notice that at times he'll turn around to start casting on one of the mages, use it then to stop him converting.methos75 said:
I'm late and I'm sure you've figured it out by now :lol , that area was the most unenjoyable for me especially the part after you meet sloth.
Oh my god.
I'm at Camp right now, and clicked on my mombari and Morrigan is chiding him. Her line is:
"A putrid, half-eaten hare, is hardly what a woman wants to find in her unmentionables."
One of my responses (and likely influence drop):
"Can't be stinkier than what normally goes in them."
I'm at Camp right now, and clicked on my mombari and Morrigan is chiding him. Her line is:
"A putrid, half-eaten hare, is hardly what a woman wants to find in her unmentionables."
One of my responses (and likely influence drop):
"Can't be stinkier than what normally goes in them."
Lostconfused
Member
I have to agree with what some people mentioned before. The stats and combat rules in this game are not as clear or as easy to understand as any of the d20 based systems they used before.
Tadale said:
Er, I guess maybe I phrased the original question wrong. I know there are abilities or whatever to select from, but the combat just feels too automated, and I don't think that ocacssionally pressing a button to watch the character do a special move is going to make it much more interesting
But hey, even if I don't end up liking the combat, everything else is so awesome that I'll continue playing. This has a really great story and a well developed world (plus the music is fucking fantastic)
Rustymonke
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Totally ignored. :/Rustymonke said:
Son of Godzilla
Banned
The Human noble origin sucks, if only because it makes the battle at orthanc or w/e too obvious.
Rustymonke said:
I like the City Elf better than Dwarf Commoner. I didn't quite finish Dwarf Commoner though because I got stuck on a fight that was too hard. I only saw the first few minutes of Human Noble but it didn't hit me as being especially unique, just a lot of people acting honourable.
EzLink said:
In the beginning I had no problems breezing through encounters. Then I began to hit wipe encounters. It's as if I'm tackling a mission several levels before I should. Those taught me how to micromanage real quick. My first battle I picked up the Hex/Drain life spell combo.
on some encounters I'm using the hold command and the game is almost a straight up turn-based affair