Castor Krieg
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DLC servers are still working badly - I get two packages with Polish VO and Polskie Głosy (same thing, but in Polish).
Riposte said:I've bought the Riposte skill, but I have no idea how to actually use it. Riposte doesn't know how to Riposte. Sorry for the repost.
Anyone?IZZO said:I'm stuck after the hard boss fight in chapter 1 ( you know the one I'm talking about )
I need to follow the blood trail to find Cedric but all I found was 2 dead bodies one inside flotsam and the other one in the forest
Callibretto said:anyone ever use the lock on feature? I found it pretty useless, focusing on 1 enemies only is a sure recipe to get surrounded, also, it's much better (and cool looking) to switch enemies every 1 or 2 hits during combos. similar to Batman combat, Geralt's animation as he switch target, spinning, rolling, backstab animation as he cycle through enemies is a sight to see, and it flows really really well. maybe it's also because I'm already level up enough, but I got into 4-5 nekker fight and and it went by really fast, I think higher combo string give higher damage or something (although there's no combo counter so it's hard to tell)
Callibretto said:anyone ever use the lock on feature? I found it pretty useless, focusing on 1 enemies only is a sure recipe to get surrounded, also, it's much better (and cool looking) to switch enemies every 1 or 2 hits during combos. similar to Batman combat, Geralt's animation as he switch target, spinning, rolling, backstab animation as he cycle through enemies is a sight to see, and it flows really really well. maybe it's also because I'm already level up enough, but I got into 4-5 nekker fight and and it went by really fast, I think higher combo string give higher damage or something (although there's no combo counter so it's hard to tell)
Animator said:I use it all the time. It is super useful to make sure all the hits you want to land on an enemy lands on that enemy and noone else. Lock on is super simple to turn on/and off with the controller so I just turn it on mid combo and turn it off when my combo is over.
Take a cat potion, it makes the trail pretty easy to follow.IZZO said:Anyone?
Animator said:I use it all the time. It is super useful to make sure all the hits you want to land on an enemy lands on that enemy and noone else. Lock on is super simple to turn on/and off with the controller so I just turn it on mid combo and turn it off when my combo is over.
MickeyKnox said:First playthrough finished.
This.
Fucking.
Game.
Man.
This fucking game. I bought it 3 times, and it was totally worth it.
Depends on your choices in previous chapters I assume.BeeDog said:So the ending isn't a major fucking disappointment, as some say?
Chesskid1 said:go towaterfall
or use the cat potion to see @ nite
Thankstoasty_T said:Take a cat potion, it makes the trail pretty easy to follow.
btwhe went left out of Flotsam into the woods.
IZZO said:Anyone?
I wasn't disappointed by it, questions were answered goals were met, new and bigger things were set up, felt like the second book in a fantasy series ending.BeeDog said:So the ending isn't a major fucking disappointment, as some say?
Callibretto said:oh well, I use keyboard and mouse and toggling alt button for every enemies whenever I want to switch target is cumbersome for me, it's easier to just rotate the camera with mouse and select which enemies to hit that way.
Eh? "I" for Inventory, or if you using a gamepad: Start -> Inventoryhteng said:ok im a complete noob, how the hell do I access the equipment screen so i can equipment my steel and silver sword ?
MickeyKnox said:I wasn't disappointed by it, questions were answered goals were met, new and bigger things were set up, felt like the second book in a fantasy series ending.
hteng said:ok im a complete noob, how the hell do I access the equipment screen so i can equipment my steel and silver sword ?
My issue was that said set up things weren't set up or presented well enough. It felt like the game just got cut. I had an empty feeling when the credits rolled, only for it to be even worse whenMickeyKnox said:I wasn't disappointed by it, questions were answered goals were met, new and bigger things were set up, felt like the second book in a fantasy series ending.
cj_iwakura said:That had to have been the toughest prologue in any game, ever.
Also:
Wow, Poland.
MickeyKnox said:I wasn't disappointed by it, questions were answered goals were met, new and bigger things were set up, felt like the second book in a fantasy series ending.
HeadlessRoland said:Who said it was a pro? I said the game is one of the most difficult RPG's I can recall. You disagreed while not really offering anything to substantiate said disagreement. And now you do so once again even further from the core topic. Not really sure what you are attempting to accomplish but if its a conversation you are horrible at it.
Your observation about Witcher 2's difficulty being "system cheating" is entirely inaccurate as well. Its not the "groups are a systems dat does not work!" because the game has multiple variations and tactics to address such a problem. The difficulty in Witcher is not the route of DA2 of just breaking the game. Its more difficult because the enemies drastically increase in capability between levels. You can be killed EASILY by any small group of enemies I have so far encountered. You must in fact employ specialized strategy or you will die nearly instantly. You can be insta gibbed by most mobs on "hard". They do not even cheat to do it.
Witcher 2 is a very difficult RPG, period. Strange equivocation and inane responses need not apply. Or if you feel the need to respond in such a fashion at least provide an example.
Wiedzmin movie. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0300657/ if that's it.DieH@rd said:gif sauce?
raphier said:Wiedzmin movie. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0300657/ if that's it.
FGMPR said:3.1/10
Is it that bad?
JoeBoy101 said:Just did the Hungover quest in Chapter 1 andwaking up with the huge-titted tattoo on your neck was simply incredible. Also since you play the rest of the game with it.
BeeDog said:How do you start this quest?
I had trouble using it at first. But Riposte is pretty sweet once you get the hang of it.Zeliard said:Riposte reposting on riposting, the end is nigh. Here's what the manual says:
After getting the Riposte skill, you will be able to effectively impressively counter
enemy attacks. You begin the counterattack with your block up (holding the E key)
when an opponent will try to land a blow on you, the icon on his body will turn into
a sword icon for a moment, signifying the best opportunity to counterattack. At this
point you should press LMB and Geralt will make a dodge and a dynamic riposte.
You guys should read it. Pretty much every bit of info you need you'll find between the in-game journal and the manual.
FGMPR said:3.1/10
Is it that bad?
Kyaw said:Did anyone find the fight againstLetho annoyingly hard on Normal?
I was having trouble, and died a lot. But it was really easy when I tried this strategy: go straight after him as soon as the cut-scene ends. Attack some to get him staggered, then lay a Yrden trap at his feet, hopefully he gets stun-trapped without his own shield up. Then I just lay into him with strong attacks, and lay down more Yrden traps at his feet whenever the other was about to where off. With my Tawny Owl up, I didn't seem to run out of Vigor.Kyaw said:Did anyone find the fight againstLetho annoyingly hard on Normal?
I used potions and everything and still kept dying so i just changed the difficulty to easy and it was way too easy. :/
Most of the time it was just the animations being too slow and unresponsive.
CDPR needs to play-test difficulties better.
3chopl0x said:Where the hell do i find robust cloth in Flotsam?
Kyaw said:Did anyone find the fight againstLetho annoyingly hard on Normal?
I used potions and everything and still kept dying so i just changed the difficulty to easy and it was way too easy. :/
Most of the time it was just the animations being too slow and unresponsive.
CDPR needs to play-test difficulties better.