SpacePirate Ridley
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I watched Sensuki's character creation video and even that seems overwhelming , lol. Can you folks recommend a class for newbs? Any help/tips/info to make my journey easier would be appreciated.
I intend to watch Sensuki's other videos as well. Just need a little help on choosing a class for beginners.
Does this game let you reroll stats/skills at whim or at least early in the game? Is that even a thing in this game?
I really liked Divinity but backed myself into a corner and the reroll system came too late for me.
For beginners, I'd recommend building a character that largely uses passive abilities (or whose actives are simple and obvious) and doesn't require a lot of micromanagement.I watched Sensuki's character creation video and even that seems overwhelming , lol. Can you folks recommend a class for newbs? Any help/tips/info to make my journey easier would be appreciated.
I intend to watch Sensuki's other videos as well. Just need a little help on choosing a class for beginners.
As characters speak, their body language is described, giving you a sense of their personality. Click a magnifying glass icon on certain objects in the world and youre treated to a totally unnecessary, but wonderfully evocative, description of them. Use your Watcher powers on selected NPCs souls and youre treated to expressive 500-word vignettes about their past. I havent done this much reading, and enjoyed it, in a game since Planescape: Torment.
Ahh... I didn't want to know that, I would have preferred it was under spoiler; but now it's too late. I guess I'm out of here.From the pcgamer review:
One note I read in a different PoE thread is that none of your companions is a. Can't say they're the most newbie-friendly class (probably best off as a fighter or paladin or such), but just some food for thought.rogue
Unless they've done something really complex with fighters, they're usually the easiest class to just pick up and play in these sorts of games.
Awesome. Thanks a lot guys.For beginners, I'd recommend building a character that largely uses passive abilities (or whose actives are simple and obvious) and doesn't require a lot of micromanagement.
So you can straight away rule out Wizard, Chanter, Cipher, etc.
Probably your best bet is a tanky Fighter. Look for Abilities and Talents that are marked "passive," as they'll give you boosts and buffs you don't need to carefully manage or ration. Focus on damage-dealing and survivability by making Might your core stat with some points in CON (to increase endurance), DEX (to increase attack speed and mitigate the effects of wearing heavy armor) and a smattering in PER/RES (as these will increase your Deflection, which increases the chance that enemies will Miss or only Graze you with their attacks).
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sorry, man. I just made your wait worse
Ahh... I didn''t want to know that, but now it's too late. I guess I'm out of here.
From the pcgamer review:
Ahh... I didn't want to know that, I would have preferred it was under spoiler; but now it's too late. I guess I'm out of here.
How is a game mechanic a spoiler?
I have a profile, the trick works with DSR though.Have you got a GeDoSaTo profile up and ready to go or is it the usual 'fullscreen' Unity Engine trick?
How is a game mechanic a spoiler?
First things first...get to the goose and fox, have a few beers and chat it up before I set out on my quest. Only way to roll.
First things first...get to the goose and fox, have a few beers and chat it up before I set out on my quest. Only way to roll.
This game heralds the return of the true RPG genre, and I have welcomed it with open arms.
I'll hire Evil as a mercenary and let him fight it out withBish
I'd pay to watch this.I'll hire Evil as a mercenary and let him fight it out withBish
I'm going to go ahead and assume that the innkeeper fights with a bigass hammer.
I watched Sensuki's character creation video and even that seems overwhelming , lol. Can you folks recommend a class for newbs? Any help/tips/info to make my journey easier would be appreciated.
I intend to watch Sensuki's other videos as well. Just need a little help on choosing a class for beginners.
The launch party was a blast, and it was great catching up with friends who worked on this. Congrats to them and everyone else at Obsidian for getting this game to release!
I was looking for a class that'll be easy to play/manage. I'll worry about my party after my character is up and running, lolIs it the prospect of the actual character creation screen you're feeling overwhelmed by, or the gameplay itself? When you say 'easier' and 'for beginners', are you looking for a class that's easy to not build terribly, or a class that's easy to play?
If the latter, my biggest tip would be first to gently nudge yourself away from worrying about being overwhelmed by controlling your chosen class and, instead, ease you into a mindset of worrying about being overwhelmed with the prospect of controlling your entire party.
Then, only once that expectation's in place, it can be time to allay any fears of the game being overwhelming. It'll be a challenging game, but not a chaotic unmanageable one that you'll lose control of or not be able to follow - these two aspects are always just a space bar away.
Wish I had backed, since I would really like a physical copy.So glad I threw money at this Kickstarter; looks like it's turned out excellent. Between this and Bloodborne, I won't be getting much sleep in the coming days.
I was looking for a class that'll be easy to play/manage. I'll worry about my party after my character is up and running, lol
Someone is selling their Kickstarter Hero Edition code for $25 in the B/S/T thread.Fuck it, I need this now. Is GMG the cheapest place to get it? It's $33 there.
I was answering 90% of the questions in the previous OT. All that info I contributed was insantly dumped when that OT was locked. Then EviLore got mad because 0 emphasis on NeoGaf's contribution to Pillars's kickstarter. Now we get a OT that is barebones and gushing over NeoGaf's involvement with the game. Seems like some kind of advertising.
If someone gives me control of this OT, I can make it good.
Edit:
just noticed that this is already in the OP.
Do classes matter in dialogue/rpg context? Like if I'm a mage I get different talk options than when as a druid?
Do classes matter in dialogue/rpg context? Like if I'm a mage I get different talk options than when as a druid?
Divnity Original Sin was to complicated for a freshman in a genre like. I wobder gów this gamę compares. Is it as hardcore?
Getting shit out of my PC so I can preload.