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If you are on "Normal" difficulty the game is actually pretty hard due to how they tune monsters and because "good" party builds are light years ahead of average builds. BTW there's a Reddit dedicated to just character builds. Worth a look: Kingmaker Builds • r/kingmakerbuilds

80 hours in just did the huge Barbarian plains war fight. Was awesome. Act 5? No game breaking bugs so far.... Party I settled on is excellent on Normal difficulty with no modifications: 2 Two-Handed Fighters 2 Knife Rogues (Main and Nok Nok) Nature Cleric / pet wolf Sylvan Sorcerer / pet...

Hmm so any 3.5 or Pathfinder experts can suggest the ultimate 6-pet party? Only thing I know is you need to be nearly pure-class for pets to be decent. Not sure there is any way around the scaling? Was thinking something like: Melee Ranger + pet Mad Dog Barb + pet Bow Ranger + pet Nature Cleric...

Loving this game so far. Only big issue is the front-loaded difficulty because the pregen characters kinda suck. I kicked them all but Linsy. Already been said, but pets are awesome. Have a Cleric and Sorcerer with the permanent pet abilities. Took a Wolf and Bear have nearly the HP of same...

Rusty on my D&D 3.5 rules, but read up a bit on why this build works: -Rogue to get Weapon Precision (Dex for melee not Str), Daggers, Sneak Attack - Monk to get Wis bonus to AC feat - Fighter for HP, BaB, Weapon Specialization So you only need 3 stats Dex, Wis, Con and you buff everything...

So is the exact order you level up Rogue 4 >> Monk 1 >> Fighter until 20? Also how does Unarmed Strike work with the Knives? Not sure how that Monk stuff factors in ...

I have this on deck with POE2, DOS2, and Bard's Tale 4. Edit: actually starting this now just to support it on Steam player stats. Those other games already super successful companies. Want to make sure these guys stay in business for more Pathfinder games. 👍

Just watched streams so far since I'm finishing another game ... but goddamn those character sheets alone look fucking awesome. Not aware of a game with character sheets that have a timeline of points invested each level. Seems like they implemented nearly all Pathfinder character mechanics...

400+ employees holy mismanagement Batman? Weren't the games like glorified cutscenes with extra gameplay? With the high-end licenses they had its hard to imagine the depth of mismanagement that put them out of business … ;(

Ok finally testing this. Liking the game play, voice acting, etc... but it looks and runs like total ass for what it is. The Dwarf models are a fucking war crime. Wasteland 2 was 2D and top down so shitty unoptimized art wasn't hard to compensate for. But man, Skara Brae is the first zone in...

IKR? 40 min trailer with boob physics and zero backlash so far. Maybe a sign of progress? Anyway this looks fucking awesome. Like best of Deus Ex + Witcher 3 combined. Also whoever said "CDPR take on Vampire The Masquerade : Bloodlines" … holy shit that would be amazing.

I had a 3-digit user ID on the Vanguard SOH forums so I got into alpha/beta free. The time wasted on those forums, for that game, is a far more egregious loss than the $60 I might have spent... o_O

Guess I'm not much into the genre but having tried them all: HOTS >>>>> LOL >>>>>>>>>>> DOTA Re-install LOL and DOTA every so often. After a couple 45 min slogs I remember the tedium. Not sure if anything has changed, but HOTS is the only one thats a chaotic brawl the whole game.

I'm actually fine with the graphics.