Buy empty flasks from the shop in Gran Soren, then head to a Healing Spring north-west of the city. Distribute Spring Water with your party of pawns and voila, you now cannot die.
Kind of, except for the fact that they go through it...like water. Better off just giving them herbs and your character holding the water until tough fights.
Also, has anyone else that started a new character had an issue where their main pawn has yet to take on a secondary inclination? Mine is lvl 28, and is still stuck on Scather. While, not actually a bad thing, it still seems extremely odd. I've always had a secondary by level 15 - 20 with my other main pawns.
I can't describe it clearly, honestly.
I think it just felt... too floaty? If I was to put it in car terms, maybe "oversteer"?
Man, I really don't know. I was psyched for the original game, but the demo when it came out really destroyed all that. And to drive home the point, its just the controls that turned me off. Everything else seemed fine to me.
I'm gonna guess its got to be one of those games where I have to get used to it. Since this is a re-release of sorts, I'm sorta glad I held off from buying the original game.
The UI, and especially the controls really turned me off for the original when I played the demo. There was just something about it overall that I couldn't stand. Glad I revisited the game though last August, because I was definitely sleeping on it.
It's worth it to stick it out in my opinion. I think eventually this game's combat will beat out Souls for me. Maybe not the sword and board part, but spells and ranged definitely.
I love the combat from both, but both are pretty much nothing alike in that regard. Spells for sure are the thing that DD does better than any other game I can think of. Ever. I have never played another game where playing a Sorcerer felt this empowering like it would while playing a pen and paper RPG.
