"Did you tell that one man to go fuck his sister."
Yep. It can fill all those slots for you and his passive is a cleave too.
Yep. It can fill all those slots for you and his passive is a cleave too.
Pillars of Eternity |OT| You must gather your party before venturing forth.
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I prepared adequately, even if I did not read the manual
But the hidden objects won't light up when I press tab in stealth mode? So there is a pixel hunt mode in this game?
TheMrPliskin
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I can just tell that this game is going to consume my weekend.
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any tip for the church bells in the temple beneath Gilded Vale?
They won't light up like that. They light up on their own a la IE games. You'll eventually see a large purple spot after spending a short while in Scouting mode near the hidden object, it doesn't happen instantlyI prepared adequately, even if I did not read the manual
But the hidden objects won't light up when I press tab in stealth mode? So there is a pixel hunt mode in this game?
I prepared adequately, even if I did not read the manual
But the hidden objects won't light up when I press tab in stealth mode? So there is a pixel hunt mode in this game?
I think they just mean things like traps and oder "hidden" things only become visible in stealth mode.
You also have to be in range to see them.
Ah, okay, I'm fine with that... I didn't play any IE games before though, it's all new to me.
Hmm, on one hand this means you get introduced to the genre rather smoothly by playing this game first.
On the other hand, this is going to ruin the gameplay of those older games for you soooooooo hard that it's not funny.
Picked up a crazy priest on the side of a road.
Fast mode makes the characters look like a bunch of boy scouts going on an adventure.
Ran into a keep, realised I was way out of my depth, ran away and had some people wanting to kill me in the next map for the intrusion.
Loving the game.
There's a verses book and that scrap of paper somewhere that should be more than enough.
Fast mode makes the characters look like a bunch of boy scouts going on an adventure.
Ran into a keep, realised I was way out of my depth, ran away and had some people wanting to kill me in the next map for the intrusion.
Loving the game.
There's a verses book and that scrap of paper somewhere that should be more than enough.
Shake Appeal
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I have them off. I think I have all the Expert options except a couple, like not showing AoE, because I don't like to drop fireballs on my party.
"Did you tell that one man to go fuck his sister."
Yep. It can fill all those slots for you and his passive is a cleave too.
Rad. I'm looking Might and then probably resolve or con secondary to get a barb to be proud of you'd say?
Barbarian want int I feel because they do so much AOE.
Don't know if it's cheapest, you'll want to compare with Nuuvem for example, but the GreenManGaming price in its VIP section is £26.24.
2 on Hard. 4 on normal.
Lord Phol
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I rolled a Rogue after spending about 3 hours on character creation, managed to play about 30 minutes until it was time to hit the sack, yet I'm still not sure I made the right choice x.x. I've narrowed it down to Druid, Cipher or Rogue. God damn I want to play it so bad but I also want to feel perfectly good about my choice before venturing forth >>.
Rogue are my go to class in most cases, and I think they make the most sense from the RP perspective I'm going for (though I'm missing out on heavy armor) in this game. Druids have these awesome spells that are just so fun to use and Ciphers are just really neat.
Rogue are my go to class in most cases, and I think they make the most sense from the RP perspective I'm going for (though I'm missing out on heavy armor) in this game. Druids have these awesome spells that are just so fun to use and Ciphers are just really neat.
WanderingWind
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Rogues are the best because they get to do all kinds of cool shit in combat, can dual wield effectively from the start and also because they just are so you should be a rogue because
Don't. I am the same but it's not worth it, you will get a full party of 6 and enjoy many classes.
Normal, maybe even easy, but don't start on hard at least.
Pretty awesome first 9 hours. Finished Act 1. Playing on Hard/Expert is perfect. It's the right amount of difficulty. It's funny a group of 4 boars gave me more trouble than any other battle that I did. Full cleared all zones I went to/had access to. Looking forward to playing more tonight.
Lord Phol
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You are probably right, I'll just have to trust that the companions can fill the void! Rogue it is (though one last remake just to make sure I get my attributes and stuff right xD).
Made a wood elf wizard with 18 might, 15 dex and 15 int. Plan is to fuck shit up and intimidate everything into submission. Screw diplomacy and being charming.
Only got to play an hour, but I'm slightly bummed by how little skills I get to use. Seems like I only have 1 spell use until I get to rest again. What's the point of having all those cool skills if I don't get to use them. I got to choose 4 spells and haven't even seen what 3 of them do.
Only got to play an hour, but I'm slightly bummed by how little skills I get to use. Seems like I only have 1 spell use until I get to rest again. What's the point of having all those cool skills if I don't get to use them. I got to choose 4 spells and haven't even seen what 3 of them do.
Chance Hale
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I regret not putting far more points into resolve, so many juicy dialogue options ;-;
Sounds about right, as I said before don't over look int to increase the cleave damage. It's bloody powerful.
Man the dialogue in this game is super good. This game has got some belly laughs out of me so far for some unexpected replies.
*Moves Edér to the top of the party*
"I hope you're not expecting much."
Don't know about autofollowing but I think double clicking character portraits centres the screen straight to that character's current position.
I'm playing on my old laptop (Intel Core i5 2.5ghz) and it runs great at the lowest resolution (1280x720). Laggy as hell at 1920x1080 but I don't need super high-def graphics. It's beautiful even at a low resolution. I'm just happy it runs.already asked a few times, but the thread is moving too fast
can I play the game on the integrated GPU on an 3570k? Anyone tried themselve?
Hint, explore the first town a little more before venturing out. There may be someone else there that can help you
already asked a few times, but the thread is moving too fast
can I play the game on the integrated GPU on an 3570k? Anyone tried themselve?
Did you tried this site ? http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri
It usually never got wrong beside for Dragon age in inquisituin in my case.
Lucifers Beard
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Cdkeys.com have the game for £17.90 you can get a 5% off code aswell if you like the facebook page, bringing the price down to £17. The games excellent and well worth it.
The atmosphere in this game is incredible.. I only played the intro part to test the waters, will probably start over when I dive in later tonight. I originally started as a druid but I'm not sure if I like it... will probably end up a wizard
Anyone playing Druid and liking it?
Anyone playing Druid and liking it?
Pillars of Eternity |OT| You must gather your party before venturing forth
You were warned.
lol wasn't even thinking when you are first starting trying to take everything in. Tried to fight some bear a bunch of times and figured something is definitely wrong..
What's everyone's preferred method of combat engagement?
I'm playing a rogue and now that I've got 2 companions plus an adventurer (melee) I'm not sure how I should play it. A lot depends on the type of engagement but generally I like my rogue to stealth attack first, with the blinding strike, and then get the two other melee characters to follow-up with a mage supporting in the rear.
I've cleared the first dungeon with a few close calls and it's great fun trying to learn the party dynamics.
Gilded Vale dungeon combat tip:
I'm playing a rogue and now that I've got 2 companions plus an adventurer (melee) I'm not sure how I should play it. A lot depends on the type of engagement but generally I like my rogue to stealth attack first, with the blinding strike, and then get the two other melee characters to follow-up with a mage supporting in the rear.
I've cleared the first dungeon with a few close calls and it's great fun trying to learn the party dynamics.
Gilded Vale dungeon combat tip:
The mages fire cone spell is super effective against the 2nd level Shades (or Shadows?)
Don't worry I'm sure everyone has tried to fight that bear solo.
*Edit* Oops, should've included this comment in the previous comment.
Tutorial spoiler
I watched a play-through where that happened and she was found dead later on the glowing runes, a fire trap. Keep going, you'll find her.
TheContact
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A lot of the sub zones have content that's too strong for me the first visit. Like the Bear. Or the Cave Mushrooms. Can I go back to that? Spoiler about Bear
ran past the bear before it got a chance to kill me and spoke with the ghost who said he was betrayed by his "friend" , then I saw this friend hurrying up to leave in the next town. Am I able to go back later and kill the bear and advenge him?