You need the newer plugin.. which you can grab from Helifax's post here -
http://widescreengamingforum.com/fo...ing-fov-fix-and-rally-?page=21#comment-241573
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You need the newer plugin.. which you can grab from Helifax's post here -
http://widescreengamingforum.com/fo...ing-fov-fix-and-rally-?page=21#comment-241573
I think you're right but as I'm running around the camera is just too far back and when fighting enemies in an open area the camera turns into an almost sky camera lol.
After 25 hours I'm finally going to the Plains... much nicer to travel around than the first region.
Game has been out for about 2 weeks now...I think it would be nice if the developer would step in and fix this for those that need it fixed. Or at minimum let us know what a good setting would be that does not make the game look all jacked up.
Unlike most PC games that are ported "properly" a FOV setting would should have been included...Alan Wake which was a 360 game that came out over 2 years ago and just got a PC release last week has a FOV as well as "basic" PC options that Reckoning simply does not have. I realize not all console to pc ports are the same, but some basic things that are considered "basic" for PC games is lacking in this game.
As far as I know, FOV isn't an actual option in most pc RPGs (can't comment on other genres). Generally, the only reason you have access to that option is because you can manually go in and edit an .ini file, but Amalur apparently doesn't use the typical .ini file so that isn't an option here.
Is this ever a good excuse for anything? Almost everyone else is juvenile and laughable, so we shouldn't try to be any better!
The spell effects look awesome, but battles with a high level Sorcery user end in less than 10 seconds. Meteor -> Tempest -> move on to the next battle.
do i have to keep exiting game each time I tweak?You have to play with the screen fixer. I'm on a 1920x1080 and i put my settings to
FOV:170
resolution: 7736x1080
This made things looks just right for me. When you are messing around with it, leave the FOV alone and tweak the resolution. I noticed the higher I put it the closer my guy got to the screen. 7736 worked for me.
Does the game punish you for mixing and matching skill trees? I started with Finess, but found an awesome Greatsword/Staff combo that I've started pumping points into. The destiny tree seems to encourage it.
You can respec any time you like for a pittance, so no. Even that aside, the game doesn't punish you for anything anyway. If you have any experience min/maxing stuff in previous RPGs or if you put points into blacksmithing or crafting you'll break the game's balance while you're still in the first area.Does the game punish you for mixing and matching skill trees? I started with Finess, but found an awesome Greatsword/Staff combo that I've started pumping points into. The destiny tree seems to encourage it.
I'm about 35 hours into this and still loving it (thanks to any GAF'ers who suggested it be played on Hard difficulty), but the UI--namely the bars on the upper-left--nearly ruined my Panny Plasma, so I've had to move to my older, inferior Bravia.
Hope the inevitable patch allows the UI to dim when it's not in use b/c I really want to play this game on my gorgeous plasma set again...
do i have to keep exiting game each time I tweak?
Does the game punish you for mixing and matching skill trees? I started with Finess, but found an awesome Greatsword/Staff combo that I've started pumping points into. The destiny tree seems to encourage it.
Oh nice, I'm like eight hours in and haven't met a respec person. Cool.
Oh nice, I'm like eight hours in and haven't met a respec person. Cool.
First available Fateweaver is at the House of Ballads. You don't have to join to use her services. You can reach her about 10 minutes after leaving Allestar.
its not in poor taste, believe it or not some women ENJOY dressing sexy, its not like ALL the women are dressed like that in the game, if you want a game with your personal perfect world ideal of women who collectively dismiss sexuality.. make it.
I would imagine the all dancing, all cavorting, all sexy women clone armies of amalur, in all their leather thong awesomeness would agree with you.
You can only see all of your quest markers at once on the local maps, only the active quest will show on the world map.Is there an easy way to get from the map to the quest screen?
I'd really like to be able to scroll through quests on the map screen to see where everything is relative to me. Or, hell, see all of my quest markers at once. Can I do that? It would seem like a massive oversight if I can't.
It's even more creepy when there's Alfar mother/old lady characters who look like something out of a Vegas showgirl review. They really need to improve NPC (and PC) model variation in the sequel.
As much work and effort went into creating the environments (which are clearly the stylistic and technical high point of the game), the actual human models of 99% of NPCs are really bland. Feels like I'm playing a fantasy variant of In Time, where everyone is 25 forever.I'm more bothered that the moms look the same age or younger than their sons. Some unique/old people models would've been nice, instead of everyone being made from the character creator.
The drunk bard/guy from the plot can also do it...
40 hours in to this game and I enjoy the combat and the loot. But really at this point I hate to say it but I think there are too many quests.
i play on Panny Plasma and it's not so much an issue. whenever you talk to NPCs, the life/mana bars go away.
then don't do them all?
Part of the House of Valor faction DLC quest, which is only accessible if you downloaded it through the online pass thing.I don't recall meeting Swanwhite in my playthrough, where is she located ?
I was under the same impression; but, at 36 hours into the game--which includes a number of 3+ hr. play sessions--the image retention from the UI has become extremely bad. I've run hours of a combination of the screen wiper and the music visualizer, and the image still isn't completely gone. Not good.
Part of the House of Valor faction DLC quest, which is only accessible if you downloaded it through the online pass thing.
The actual place is that arena-looking thing out in Detyre. The entrance is on the west side.
I think at this point I am not going to. Well at least not until I finish the "main" story line. I am so out-leveling the zones I am in anyways.
Most say to just do main story line
Is the Eagonn/Warsworn armor the only one with a cape? That Kerro'd armor looks beastly though.Here's some of my armor sets; the first three are complete, the rest are missing a piece.
Kerrod's
Eagonn
Is the Eagonn/Warsworn armor the only one with a cape? That Kerro'd armor looks beastly though.
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The gloves for Eagonn are in the first keep, you need Detect Hidden to see a secret door with a couple of locked chests in it. One of them requires a key you get in one of the quests.
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Wait... is that a higher level version of the one you get for the doing the Warsworn faction?? :O
tried out the demo,thought it was fun, but was immediately put off by the dungeon defenders-ish art pallet. It's so ugly it's offensive. Beast Wars offensive.