KO Traveling Hobo
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Disappointing. The concept is really intriguing to me. Much more than some dumb shit-talking lizard.
Just head through the main story lines, hit the main plot and eventually you'll hit a bunch of 'Wyrm Hunt' quests by a chap named Johnny Maximillian*. One of his quests will take you there. Finish 'em all.
As a general tip -- don't give a single fig over the 'kill x number of whatever' quests. Accept them as you find them but don't necessarily go out of your way for them. You'll be fine.
*Beware of the eventual 'accept Duke's invitation' quest. Do that last, But the game makes that whole quest-loss thing massively apparent anyway.
We don't want you to swim so we created the Brine. End.
The Brine is actually a helpful creature, if you think about it.
Question again. If I accept the Dukes invitation quests will be cut off from me!? So what if I don't accept it? Will his quest fail and trigger a new branching paths of quests....?
Question again. If I accept the Dukes invitation quests will be cut off from me!? So what if I don't accept it? Will his quest fail and trigger a new branching paths of quests....?
The only quests that will be cut off are the Wyrm Hunt quests. If you've done all of those already (which you should have, honestly, there's only like three of them), then there's nothing to worry about.
And if you don't accept the Duke's invitation...nothing happens. You can't move the story forward without accepting.
I've had the game for a little under a week, but I haven't had a chance to actually play it until tonight. I feel so outpaced by everyone in the OT, lol
I really like it, though! Spent an hour in the character creator, and another one just messing around town. I'll probably mess around a bit more before I start over from scratch; I made a scrawny little MC, but I don't know how viable kids are at the higher levels, so I think I should switch.
I also asked this before but no one ever answered. If my pawn has Suasion will the benefits work on my Arisen? And if we both have Suasion will it even double the money we get from sales?
I'm thinking about just branching off and grinding Sorcerer just to learn the augment. Switch the non-combat augments out when I'm in a village, town, etc. etc. and then go to merchants. However...... I don't want to waste permanent stat growth in crucial areas because I'm making a balanced Pawn and complete Min/Max DPS Arisen.
So I don't want to go that road, just to see if "Double Suasion" on Pawn and Arisen will reap crazy benefits.
Has anyone tested this?
I've had the game for a little under a week, but I haven't had a chance to actually play it until tonight. I feel so outpaced by everyone in the OT, lol
I really like it, though! Spent an hour in the character creator, and another one just messing around town. I'll probably mess around a bit more before I start over from scratch; I made a scrawny little MC, but I don't know how viable kids are at the higher levels, so I think I should switch.
I don't think age/height/whatever has any effect on anything. And you can switch your class whenever you want. You can even switch your haircut/color/facial hair/etc. So if you like your dude stick with him/her.
A small Arisen is able to fit through small spaces, opening up access to closed of areas of the world. An Arisen with high weight is able to carry a lot more before becoming overencumbered. However, being so weighty causes your stamina to drain much faster, and regenerate much slower. So a light individual has much more efficient stamina usage, and recovers it very quickly.
Good to know!
Mine is small, or so i thought, but I got to a few holes that said "someone small could fit in here" but I couldn't. So I guess i'm medium.
I made her in my wife's image. I'm not gonna tell my wife that she is medium.
There is something you can buy with rift crystals later to completely change the look of you and your pawn. But there are actually a few places you can squeeze into if you're small. But I've only seen that at like one place so far.
The only real disadvantage of being very light weight is getting easily blown by wind gusts by some enemies and you can't carry as much stuff. But you use less stamina and regain it faster.
I don't think age/height/whatever has any effect on anything. And you can switch your class whenever you want. You can even switch your haircut/color/facial hair/etc. So if you like your dude stick with him/her.
A small Arisen is able to fit through small spaces, opening up access to closed of areas of the world. An Arisen with high weight is able to carry a lot more before becoming overencumbered. However, being so weighty causes your stamina to drain much faster, and regenerate much slower. So a light individual has much more efficient stamina usage, and recovers it very quickly.
Just took down my first Ur Dragon, Generation 49. Took foreverrrrrr and many, many visits. Don't think I'll be doing that again lol
I have thrown many a bandit into the Brine.
after which would yell "Brine'd!"
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>_>
Where is the Ur-dragon?
How do you know what generation it is? Does it tell you?
This Nameless Terror quest is irritating. I killed 4 of them, but ended up falling off a cliff and died because I wasn't paying attention. I hit respawn from checkpoint since that was my last save. Now only one of the group of mobs spawns. The rest aren't working when I go to where they should be and fought them last.
Anyone else have trouble getting these mobs to spawn?
i know it has to be night after 8 or they won't show up, it may have saved when the quest updated, when it stops saying ambush and starts saying something like fight your attackers, go to your village..and see if a wakestone works on the last target!!
I thought it might have saved somehow, but when I go to Cassardis to see if the last guy spawned nothing is there. The only one that spawned again after I reloaded was the rogue, which is the one that spawns between the waycastle and encampment.
I must have bugged my game somehow. I've been resting at inns until night and trying each spawn point for a couple hours now and nothing is working.
wait, which mobs have you beaten?
I killed the ones by the Quarry, the bridge, the Darkness guy on the hill near the cottage and the rogue between the waycastle and the encampment.
Then I fell off a cliff and died, so I was forced to reload to a time before I killed any of them. A checkpoint save at the inn in Gran Soren. I assumed my progress was lost, but the only one that respawned was the rogue.
what does the quest say after you kill rouge? (there should be two rouges)
Yeah, I got both.
It just says the same thing as always. Nothing has changed. "You sense unseen enemies as you walk the streets. Keep your wits about you."
I killed the ones by the Quarry, the bridge, the Darkness guy on the hill near the cottage and the rogue between the waycastle and the encampment.
Then I fell off a cliff and died, so I was forced to reload to a time before I killed any of them. A checkpoint save at the inn in Gran Soren. I assumed my progress was lost, but the only one that respawned was the rogue.
I'll ask again: I'm doing the Mettle Against Metal quest. One of the shards is in a tree and nothing I or my pawns do hurt it. Is my game glitched? Am I missing something?
never heard of the quest, did you try to search gf? you may not be the only one experiencing this
The shards can't be hurt by magic damage as far as I can tell, which sucked because I was the only archer in the party, but of the magick variety. I had to jump off the back of the golem to hack at it in mid-air like a hundred times. Needless to say, it was not fun. At all.I'll ask again: I'm doing the Mettle Against Metal quest. One of the shards is in a tree and nothing I or my pawns do hurt it. Is my game glitched? Am I missing something?
It's never explicitly explained, but I think the game eventually gives you enough info to speculate about it, actually.Without spoiling anything, can anyone tell me if the game ever explains what the hell the Brine is about? It seems weird how such a massively world-changing entity is just kind of accepted and ignored. Especially since you live in a goddamn fisherman village.
Yeah that's the hardest one easily. The first thing I do is to kill that Chimera, the go after the Wight, then the Gore Chimera.Holy shit! Hardest battle I had yet. In the post game, in theI foughtChamber of Fateall at the same time. That was a great battle!a Lich, a Chimera, a Gore Chimera, and an infinite supply of Hellhounds (until the Lich was killed)
that stupid ambush quest failed on me when i decided to go for the ending. how many times can you get ambushed? i clearned so many ambushes already.
anyway, for the ending:i went for the "save the waifu" ending. ended up with the princess. not a bad choice. her escape quest was kinda cute and one my favorites thus far.
the whole ending battle was masterfully executed, kudos to the team at capcom. everything was better than expected.
i could have done without those 3 quest cancellations
Its not over yet lol.that stupid ambush quest failed on me when i decided to go for the ending. how many times can you get ambushed? i clearned so many ambushes already.
anyway, for the ending:i went for the "save the waifu" ending. ended up with the princess. not a bad choice. her escape quest was kinda cute and one my favorites thus far.
the whole ending battle was masterfully executed, kudos to the team at capcom. everything was better than expected.
i could have done without those 3 quest cancellations