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I guarantee there is nobody out there sinking 1400 hours into Daggerfall without ever having touched Morrowind, Oblivion, or Skyrim.

1400 hours of getting intimate with some of the absolute worst monsters d20 has to offer isn't a commitment, it's a sign of needing to be committed.

lmao. I know you'd prefer to think of it as being the porn thing but it's really the canned pasta thing.

That's like refusing to eat at a nice Italian restaurant because you don't want to lose your taste for canned Chef Boyardee.

WotR is like...3-4x the game that Kingmaker is. I don't think you could ever go back to Kingmaker after playing even halfway through WotR.

1400 hours in Kingmaker and you haven't even touched Wrath of the Righteous yet?

If we're talking about just Kingmaker then I guess it's a tolerable choice since you're playing without all the shit that makes buffing even stronger in WotR. Even if everyone had blind fight I'd still be buffing with freedom of movement though, it provides immunity to so many potentially...

Except feats are limited, freedom of movement should be part of any standard buff package anyway, and both games are kind enough to provide you with a very usable ranger companion to spread the lvl 4 spell slot burden out a bit. Or if you're an omega try-hard a brown fur transmuter merc in wotr...

Freedom of movement provides immunity to wild gaze and it has a duration in minutes per level. In an emergency holy-aura and its 3 evil/law/chaos alternates provide immunity to mind-affecting for rounds per level.

Thought I'd bump this so we stop taking over the BG3 thread with Pathfinder talk. I still haven't started another playthrough of WotR yet, aside from wanting to try a different mythic path I haven't done any of the Season 2 content yet either. Leaning towards lich, although I'd really like to do...

Most of them aren't gaze attacks though, like the beguiling aura of a Nereid is actually a mind-affecting/compulsion even though it's vision based. Kingmaker is like someone sorted through the monster manuals and compiled a list of all of the absolute worst things to fight against and then...

Core is not especially hard but it's by no means forgiving, straight up rules as written. Full damage crits, fully populated encounters with enemies who dont have reduced stats, no more 1 free death per rest. I played through core on a highly optimized build and after some hiccups during the...

Even if true there's a big difference between 'you dont have to cater to them' and 'its fine to go out of your way to alienate them as much as possible'

Anyone who has played a DnD based crpg before should be able to manage a competently built mono-class build in WotR and that is more than enough for normal difficulty. Normal has some pretty serious training wheels for a default difficulty level.

The funniest part of this debate is that neither one of us speaks Japanese and Gura herself is by no means fluent.

She wasn't exactly subtle about it

the most annoying thing about WotR to me was that fucking mass death ward doesnt exist in Pathfinder even though it existed in 3.5 when they created Pathfinder.

ok cheater mcheatyface.

so you're a cheater who played with 12 mythic levels instead of 10.

so literally every build in the game? lol

This seems to be your biggest complaint but even without the couple mods that took care of this for you, within the game itself there was extend spell and enduring/greater enduring spell. 24 hours buffs mean you can rest multiple times before needing to refresh them and with a couple caster...

eh. I'm probably on enough ignore lists to make it better to not start vidya game threads. Anywaaaay time to engage the nitpick engine Rogue Trader is set in the Koronus Expanse, mirroring the source material. Makes me wonder if we'll get a third game set in the Jericho Reach based on Deathwatch.

So yeah it's literally just the Dark Heresy TTRPG in CRPG format. You control an Inquisitorial retinue, it's set in the Calixis sector and it looks like the Tyrant Star will be the central bogeyman of the game. I'm guessing the main character will be an interrogator who gets promoted to full...

Yeah the big advantage to setting the game in Chicago is they can just use modern day pictures instead of having to design the city from scratch.

im rapidly losing interest. With a few exceptions I don't like the combo of an OP protagonist plus a serious tone, I prefer more lighthearted or goofy OP protagonist shows like Seventh Prince, How Not to Summon a Demon Lord, or Skeleton Knight in Another World. Even Arifureta mixes up all the...

For all intensive porpoises Rogue Trader already IS a Dark Heresy game, unless they mean your party will be an Inquisitorial retinue this time.

Dak never had an edge in the first place.