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That potion doesn't show up until postgame.
So what is a good choice for a sorcerer? The descriptions are not always clear.
That potion doesn't show up until postgame.
So what is a good choice for a sorcerer? The descriptions are not always clear.
Sorcerers are pure offense. Perhaps Scather primary and Nexus secondary for debilitations.
Scather, Challenger works really well.
Avoid High Bolide/Maelstorm though, fucking take forever for NPC's to cast and what's worse is that they try to do it so often.
Scather, Challenger works really well.
Avoid High Bolide/Maelstorm though, fucking take forever for NPC's to cast and what's worse is that they try to do it so often.
Really? Huh. The more you know.No, sir, it's available fairly early on. You should be able to buy it around lv.30 or so.
I gave my pawn the Wyrmking Ring (reduces cast time) and stacks with the augment to reduce cast times. My pawn casting High Bolide/Maelstrom isn't too bad.
But it is, 360 if you can stand screen tearing, PS3 if you can stand a few framerate drops.
I guess I screwed up then, I gave it back
Make a forgery and give the forged one to the Duke
ahahhaha, prepared to head out, ran outside to be greeted by a random Griffin, took out 70% of my hp in 2 hits then it flew away, fml
Edit: hahahaha holy shit it won't leave me alone, I'm just trying to get to ancient quarry, leave me alone
Man-Crush.
Fucking Griffins are bitches.
Not counting the quest related one, I've only killed 3, over 3 different playthroughs: 2 the first time; 1 the second; and 0 the third.
It's always:
"There, Master! A Griffin!"
*Griffin swoops down and picks up an Ox or just lands for 2 seconds*
*Griffin flies away. Forever.*
Hmmm, think I might restart as a mage then, the combat in this game is some of the worst I've ever played - the only way I'm going to make it through is if I don't partake in melee at all!
I must ask: am I doing it wrong or is the general tactic just to mash the attack buttons as much as you can until the enemy is dead, because there is absolutely nothing else to do as far as I can see, no strategy at all, it's just mash, mash, mash.
demigod said:The one by Gran Soren is a bitch to lure down, I killed the one near the Eradication Site.
This game is awesome, been having a blast. It's irritating that sword-wielding Assassins can't do cool ninja stuff like the dagger-wielding ones can. No kicks, no double jump or roll, what the hell Capcom. XD
This game is awesome, been having a blast. It's irritating that sword-wielding Assassins can't do cool ninja stuff like the dagger-wielding ones can. No kicks, no double jump or roll, what the hell Capcom. XD
Okay, so here's my deal:
My main character was mainly a warrior. I have warrior and now fighter maxed rank. What should I max next? I'm thinking assassin or Magick Knight.
But does Magick Knight require a lot of leveling up in the mage classes in order to be effective or can you play it as a melee class?
Also, for my pawn. She is going to be a ranger, and has now maxed both ranger and strider. Should I put her into any other classes for specific augments and the like? Also, whats a good Augment/Skill set up for a Ranger?
Any help on these questions would be greatly appreciated
You could just climb and slash the amulets, they work just as good. Fighting a metal golem with only a mage is flat out impossible though.After fighting for 30mins I ended up running away like a bitch...I has no blunt attacks =(
Some questions, GAF:
1. Is it possible to play this game *completely offline*? I know that the MC and the main pawn levels but do the game also offer generated pawns that scale with your level? (That is, the higher your level, the stronger the pawns generated by the game) Since I am playing completely offline, I cannot rent pawns created by other people so this is very important for me to know.
2. What is the best main pawn for a Strider according to you folks?
The screen tearing on 360 is almost too much to bear. Might swap it out for PS3 version. Climbing is way fun. Lots of stuff in hidden places so far.
The screen tearing on 360 is almost too much to bear. Might swap it out for PS3 version. Climbing is way fun. Lots of stuff in hidden places so far.
Time for bed. Just. I swear to God if I end up with her I'll be pissed. Just escorting Maximilian to the Great Wall now, which is where I have to go anyway...but I'll do that tomorrow.rescued the Dutchess
For your love interest, I think the game picks the last person that maxed their affinity for you -- it gave me Julien last time because I just got his shield prior to meeting the dragon. lol
I was a strider, but you start out the tutorial as a fighter right? I didn't really see much difference in the way you approach things, it's basically move up close then mash - If that's not the case, I dunno - it felt very much like the short time I've spent with DMC and God of War games, you're just watching the sparks. I went for melee since firing off arrows felt futile, I didn't couldn't really tell if I was doing any damage - either I was missing or the amount of damage done was tiny, thank god you don't have to buy arrows!You're doing it wrong. The combat in this game is the best I've played in a long time. What vocation are you doing that's giving you problems with melee? I'm going to take a guess and say strider?
Strider's are not a particularly strong melee class, whittle down enemies with your bow attacks before approaching. They're the best starting class for killing large enemies, either by scoring hits on the weak spots or by climbing attacks. They have the fastest movement speed when climbing and can use scarlet/hundred kisses when climbing, doing massive damage. Pure melee against mobs is not going to work because daggers don't stagger enemies well and striders cannot wear the heavy armor that give good resistance to stun and stagger. Instead use the skills to knock over enemies or for quick movement in hit and run tactics. Ensnare is great, for example, or combining a flying kick into a helm splitter.
If you want pure melee then use a fighter. The strengths lie with the shield and heavy armor. Use the shield to block attacks, then counter attack upon block. Also, draw all the enemies away from your mages/striders etc.
An enduring problem is the HUD - There is too much shit on the screen for me - when I see five or six different areas of the screen that beg my attention outside of the main game view, I tune out - All that pop-up text and contextual shit, I've barely looked at my inventory for fear of needing to read a novel everytime I want to see how many small nuts I'm holding! Too much, way too much shit on screen - I would hope this would be the first thing to go or be streamlined in a sequel.
I was a strider, but you start out the tutorial as a fighter right? I didn't really see much difference in the way you approach things, it's basically move up close then mash - If that's not the case, I dunno - it felt very much like the short time I've spent with DMC and God of War games, you're just watching the sparks. I went for melee since firing off arrows felt futile, I didn't couldn't really tell if I was doing any damage - either I was missing or the amount of damage done was tiny, thank god you don't have to buy arrows!
I restarted as a mage, and spent the night doing a few fetch, escort and clear the sewers type quests and found I've become pretty hooked, and found my niche in the combat - it still feels very clunky and slightly more random than I'd like - but I'm liking what I'm playing. Exploring is fun, sense of danger is there - ATM I have zero sense of power, and the amount of crap I pick up verses what I think to be useful or have any knowledge of why it exists almost equals an Elder Scrolls game, so they got some things right!
An enduring problem is the HUD - There is too much shit on the screen for me - when I see five or six different areas of the screen that beg my attention outside of the main game view, I tune out - All that pop-up text and contextual shit, I've barely looked at my inventory for fear of needing to read a novel everytime I want to see how many small nuts I'm holding! Too much, way too much shit on screen - I would hope this would be the first thing to go or be streamlined in a sequel.
I was a strider, but you start out the tutorial as a fighter right? I didn't really see much difference in the way you approach things, it's basically move up close then mash - If that's not the case, I dunno - it felt very much like the short time I've spent with DMC and God of War games, you're just watching the sparks. I went for melee since firing off arrows felt futile, I didn't couldn't really tell if I was doing any damage - either I was missing or the amount of damage done was tiny, thank god you don't have to buy arrows!
Man I watched that cutscene on youtube ofand it was hilariousJulien getting chased around by goblins
Time for bed. Just. I swear to God if I end up with her I'll be pissed. Just escorting Maximilian to the Great Wall now, which is where I have to go anyway...but I'll do that tomorrow.rescued the Dutchess
Ok just finished the game.WTF!Why the hell did I have the bald noble as the main guy I care for?!?!?! Just had some Arisen Bald Noble love, how the hell did that happen!? I was helping out that one girl the duke was into. This some wacked stuff that I get some old bald dude as love interest and I don't know how it happened :/
Question: how far can I take the main story before I am locked out of the first set of quests? Feel free to spoil away if need be, I want you to be as specific as possible so I don't fuck up. Or better yet, link me to something that tells me all of these points.
The pawn guild quest at gran soren will cancel some of the npc-related quests you get from Cassardis (the one with madaleine at cassardis where you escort her to encampment will need to be done right away I think), I think the rule of thumb is that the quests will open and close after certain plot related main quest, so you should probably just clear them before taking on the next story quest.
The main quests (after the pawn guild quest) are given by Maximillion and another npc later on when you have access to the castle, so do the other quests first before starting those if you want to make sure your quests don't get cancelled. Board quests like fetch quests and kill quests generally don't get cancelled so just pick them all up and check back often.
Someone else could probably be more specific since I just did what I can and didn't really try doing everything for the trophies, so I might've missed a thing or two.
If I'm not missing anything important, you should be free to make it to gran soren to buy better gears, and pick up all the board quests (one at the inn, the guild) and go for witchwood for the Quina quest, once you do the guild quest it will be gone
The screen tearing on 360 is almost too much to bear. Might swap it out for PS3 version. Climbing is way fun. Lots of stuff in hidden places so far.
So, yesterday I decided to fight the offline Ur-Dragon just for kicks. Ha ha ha, what a chump. XD
So, yesterday I decided to fight the offline Ur-Dragon just for kicks. Ha ha ha, what a chump. XD