RoyaleDuke
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Man, at night with the magic archer light spell thing is so super useful.
Also works great in caves and gives off a few minutes of light.
Also works great in caves and gives off a few minutes of light.
And you don't even have the ring from BBI that upgrades Dire Gouge, or the BBI augment that boosts your strength when clinging to a monster.Got to level 70 and I'm just absolutely tearing it up at the end of the game with my Assassin. I'm planning on clearing out every level and then heading on over to Bitterblack. I had no idea a properly augmented Assassin could do so much damage with Dire Gouge. Shit is crazy.
And you don't even have the ring from BBI that upgrades Dire Gouge, or the BBI augment that boosts your strength when clinging to a monster.![]()
Between my FX8320 and my HD7850, wich one is holding me back from 1080/60fps?
Just beat BBI at level 67...now gotta go back through against post daimon.
The real fun starts now.
I got 2 duplicate mage BBI level 3 staves and 2 duplicate BBI level 2 fighter boots.
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The most important: Sixfold Bolt becomes Ninefold Bolt. It's as OP as it sounds.Edit: how do you get the rings that augment skills, and which magick archer skill gets augmented? Ricochet pls?
Found out today about the staff that makes your pawn revive automagically every time. It's super old though, so I wonder how many people will pass on my pawn because of its low magick (even though the stat is irrelevant for support mages).
Anyone in dire need of RC? I might go farm Daimon for a while and I don't really need exp or pawns to help with damage, so I can take some low level ones.
The most important: Sixfold Bolt becomes Ninefold Bolt. It's as OP as it sounds.
You get those rings by purifying Bitterblack Gear Lv. 1/2/3. Lv3 can come with two upgraded skills, like the one I found with shadowshakle+immolation upgrade.
You get those rings by purifying Bitterblack Gear Lv. 1/2/3. Lv3 can come with two upgraded skills, like the one I found with shadowshakle+immolation upgrade.
I'm at the exact same part and I swear it took me about 30 minutes of firing arrows (on top of all the other stuff my pawns were doing) to kill it.
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Every time I looked down to get some stamina back some one or two (or three) pawns would be down and I'd have to do a loop of the room to get them all back on their feet.
I was pretty overlevelled in post game too and the beginning of BBI was relatively easy, but it has a rather steep increase in difficulty so yeah, I'd wager it'll still be tough for your character. Unless you somehow levelled to level 150 or some shit in the main game.So I feel pretty overpowered. Can BBI really be so tough as to still be hard for beefed up characters? I was told it was crazy even when the overpowered kids went in upon the original expansion.
So I feel pretty overpowered. Can BBI really be so tough as to still be hard for beefed up characters? I was told it was crazy even when the overpowered kids went in upon the original expansion.
My Arisen can't believe what he's seeing.
https://giant.gfycat.com/GloriousSpicyAustraliancattledog.webm
The ENB series has dramatically improved this games' visuals. I'm very happy about that!
1 thing that bothers me though: the glow around light sources. Is there anyway to turn this off but retain all the other settings? The glow is just way too much.
Should have saved and reloaded. Loot is fixed so it was always going to be those 2 staves and 2 fighters boots. You should have gotten 1 staff and 1 boots (or none if you didnt want them), changed vocation on you and your pawn to something else, and then purify the secind item
My Arisen can't believe what he's seeing.
https://giant.gfycat.com/GloriousSpicyAustraliancattledog.webm
So I feel pretty overpowered. Can BBI really be so tough as to still be hard for beefed up characters? I was told it was crazy even when the overpowered kids went in upon the original expansion.
The ENB series has dramatically improved this games' visuals. I'm very happy about that!
1 thing that bothers me though: the glow around light sources. Is there anyway to turn this off but retain all the other settings? The glow is just way too much.
A = First
B = Second
C = Third
X = Potion 1
Y = Potion 2
Z = Potion 3
How does the pawn inclination potions work? Is it like this? Say you want to change all three:
I drink Potion Z, then potion Y, than potion X and my inclinations should be A, B and then C?
So I feel pretty overpowered. Can BBI really be so tough as to still be hard for beefed up characters? I was told it was crazy even when the overpowered kids went in upon the original expansion.
http://dragonsdogma.wikia.com/wiki/Pawn_Inclination
Seems like Z Y X X is preferable to ensure stability. And sitting in the chair and swapping 2ry and 3ry twice to make sure nothing else replaces those.
I got a couple question regarding switching vocations, is it advisable to first get my starter vocation maxed and then move to a new one? Also what would be a good one to switch to from Fighter if I'm not really wanting to use a shield anymore?
Alright, I'm getting frustrated.
My pawns are idiots. They are literally doing little else than running around me in circles while I fight. They don't take shots, they don't cast spells, or if they do they cancel them ever 3 seconds. It's getting really god damn annoying dying in BBI because one of them decides they want to go on a walk and not rejoin the battle.
Only if you have an augment you want from your starter vocation, for fighter you'd probably want to get sinew before switching
http://dragonsdogma.wikia.com/wiki/Augments
You can do sword/bow or daggers/bow assassin if you want to stick to melee but want to ditch the shield (but still have the choice to equip a shield if you want)
Hey guys
So I picked up the game a couple of days ago and have about 7 hours played so far
Just past the part where. Playing a strider but everything seems to have an inordinate amount of health and kills me & my pawns in a couple of hits. I've enhanced both my daggers and bow once but it doesn't seem to have had much of an effect. Is the game meant to be this hard?you go into the dungeon beneath gran soren and run away from the serpents
Hey guys
So I picked up the game a couple of days ago and have about 7 hours played so far
Just past the part where. Playing a strider but everything seems to have an inordinate amount of health and kills me & my pawns in a couple of hits. I've enhanced both my daggers and bow once but it doesn't seem to have had much of an effect. Is the game meant to be this hard?you go into the dungeon beneath gran soren and run away from the serpents
Sounds to me like you didnt do many sidequests and just followed the main story and are probably underleveled
Hmm I never bothered with this because I figured the damage would be too low. Am I wrong then?Finally decided to give rusted daggers a shot playing an assassin... WOW! What a difference it makes in boss fights, I feel like I'm cheating using them though![]()
Fix your inclinations, yoAlright, I'm getting frustrated.
My pawns are idiots. They are literally doing little else than running around me in circles while I fight. They don't take shots, they don't cast spells, or if they do they cancel them ever 3 seconds. It's getting really god damn annoying dying in BBI because one of them decides they want to go on a walk and not rejoin the battle.
The warrior skill Audacity which "makes it harder for enemies to knock you off your feet while charging an attack" definitely makes it harder for enemies to knock you off your feet while charging an attack.
I think I finally figured out how to play a warrior.
The warrior skill Audacity which "makes it harder for enemies to knock you off your feet while charging an attack" definitely makes it harder for enemies to knock you off your feet while charging an attack.
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I think I finally figured out how to play a warrior.
Hmm I never bothered with this because I figured the damage would be too low. Am I wrong then?
Or do you just need to switch between daggers after inflicting torpor, and then switch again when it expires to re-proc it? Sounds like a hassle.
Fix your inclinations, yoOr read my FAQ in the OT
Romance/Spoilerish question:
I choose to romance mercedes, and basically before her duel quest she was blushing with the sound. Now I've finished the quest letting her fight and she had the pink aura around her. Did I made it? because now she has left.
Also, is the romance conclusion (whatever you choose) at the very end of the game or some pre-end part?
If I finish the main story can I continue with my character in the DLC content?
OGRE DROPKICK! I lol'd so fucking hard
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