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They increased the amount of lucky charm you need by a lot. Previously you got a nice chunk of stuff at like 6 lucky charm, but to see similar results now you need at least 10 which is a ton harder to get to.

For all the broken rune stacking you can do, the end fight is still pretty tough at least.

The unique shield you get in act4 has 3 rune slots and provides almost 5k armor just on its own yea, it just scales better than 2H does getting to slot 6 runes between mainhand and shield.

Yea I used him primarily for tanking most of the game, but now with all the rune stacking he just does more damage than everyone by a huge margin. His shield toss is over 6000 physical damage and he's at like 55% crit, it's actually ridiculous.

Rogue really falls behind warrior at the very endgame unfortunately due to the way runes work. Warrior just becomes "the best" by a pretty wide margin because you can slot x3 15% physical +3str runes in to their weapon, then x3 40% armor +3str runes in to their shield and have them run around at...

Whelp, I think I'm fucked on the Red Prince storyline. These fucking curse revanent things will literally not stop respawning in random locations. I've used tornado to scour every scrap of fire out of this place, but they just keep respawning in random locations forever and ever. One of them...

RE: The Doctor

Lucky charm is kind of required near the end game unfortunately. Unless you want to religiously scour merchants every hour/level for upgrades it's really the only reliable source of gear past a certain level, as monsters seem to drop dogshit that is several levels lower than they are. If anyone...

I find persuasion works way better when you read the text of the different stat checks. Just always smashing INT or whatever your main stat is is asking for failures here and there, because some of the response are really, really retarded. Shit like trying to convince people you're a...

So 3 slot weapons seem fair

Alice is 100% reliant on unchaining your party and spreading out yea. If you don't she'll just oneshot everyone. I hadn't noticed her area until I was basically done with act 2 and was like level 17 and she still deleted my entire party with one spell. My wand+shield summoner had like 2200...

They are just buttmad they got beat to the consoles by Fortnite. They have no actual grounds to call anything Fornite is doing infringement or anything of the sort.

Yea I think Sortilege is probably fine around level 14-15 as you'll have a decent chunk of crit from gear, and most of the other talents are pretty garbage. Smartest peanut in the turd or something like that. Has anyone played around with Living Armor at all? Does it restore any significant amount?

Respec is infinite, can do it as much as you want. More general tips: Any foot armor + nails adds spikes that prevent slipping on ice Bedrolls are free and infinite full heals outside of combat, nice time saver to carry one around Pumpkin soup adds a bunch of wits, useful if you don't have...

The latest edition of Shadowrun might work for what you're trying to do. Replace any one of the major factions or zaibatsu with aliens and you're almost good to go. Game system works good, has a vehicle combat system that doesn't suck (for alien ships etc), already but pretty hard sci-fi...

Pillars suffered from the combat being a muddy, chaotic mess imo. The story itself wasn't bad, but there was a lot of text to read and it got pretty cumbersome. The combat here is much closer to Fallout or X-Com and is much, much more engaging than Pillars was. The probably isn't as interesting...

What the fuck is the deal with source vampirism and shriekers? It doesn't have enough range to actually cast it on them before they kill you, are you really supposed to just send everyone in and spam cast it until someone gets it off before they oneshot you?

Gareth spoilers:

Unless they can't be teleported, which becomes more and more of a thing the later in the game you get. Oil patches are really your best CC aside from just bursting armor/magic damage to land hard CC on your first round of turns.

Please stop watching and supporting this phoned in cash grab. 90$ with all the launch DLC for a smaller roster than the last game that they abandoned. Capcom can eat dicks with this one.

I feel like I'm missing so damn much in this game. More than half my quest log is stuff that just never seems to resolve fully no matter how much I scour maps.

Tentacle arms scales extremely well if you're strength. It's important to note that physical skills from scoundrel/warfare scale based on your type of weapon. So you 2h strength tank can totally pick up say, sawtooth knife to have access to a bleed and it will still do a mountain of damage with...

Tell me about it man. My storage chest has like 200 poisoned fish in currently for no actual useful reason, but I'll be damned if I throw them away.

Act 2 spoilers:

Engage target in conversation with a party member, unlink your thief, steal everything from target, run the thief away, have your conversation party member break the conversation then wait around in front of the NPC until they demand to search you, search will turn up empty since your...

Yep, it mostly sucks and you'll replace it all immediately upon leaving the island, but it's free xp. Only hard piece to get was:

Persuasion works great for me? It can be very stat dependent though; don't try and use a str persuade on your face character if they have a base 10 str, regardless of how many points are in your persuasion.

Reactive armor confirmed godmode for all you sword+board people out there. Geomancy largely was very meh until this, but now he's my best damage.

Party size of 2 for double lone wolf vs party size 4 without. Just a different way to play the game, typically a bit harder. Bonuses seem very similar to the first game, maybe slightly less AP gain? Been a while since I've played the first one, but AP in general seems lower.

No, you get to pick their class and then they are the default loadout for that class.

I haven't run in to too much BS on the NA servers. AS servers on the otherhand... I mean, it's a pretty good laugh the first few times that the second the game gets to 10 people remaining everyone dies to a headshot from a pan, but uhhh yea, don't play AS servers.

The physical/magic armor split only feels like a detriment early on (the island). You quickly start encountering enemies that are just massive fucking tanks in one direction or the other, so stacking 100% to either side seems like a really, really bad idea.

Same thing as X-Com really; kinda hard to watch without knowing the game system. They do really dump you in to combat without much preparation though, and in to much more complicated fights as well. First game started with some pretty basic undead encounters etc, but this one is all NOPE HAVE...

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