Part of the problem is that you're almost guaranteed to be max level when you face him. It's a major problem with Act 3 in general... too easy because they balanced around 12 as max level but gave you enough to get there before (or right at the start of) the final act.
are goblins. you don't talk with goblins, you kill them.
In tabletop we typically say that between these two epic adventurers heroes become so drunk and shitty they drugged themselves to L1.
But then the black geezer who gets tadpoled in Act 2 is still high level post-mind rape.
The canonical excuse is typically that even al level 1 "heroes and adventurers" are ALREADY out-of-the-ordinary individuals with superlative potential far past the common folks.
Sounds likes a tranny wrote this.
Realms of Arkania HD
I liked Darklands better.
But of course you did.
It's not owlcat's from L1 to L30 in one game package. Owlcats games might have SERIOUS flaws, but at least they allowed to go to L20 if people wanted...
high lvl d&d sucks
Then again, Larian's excuse "muh power creep at higher levels" is more than a bit at odds with the fact tha they removed several balancing factors in vanilla D&D (like attunement and the correct implementation of several mechanics) AND added an overpowered "tadpole talent tree" on top of it.
they tried to please marvel fans i guess, game should def have 'u dont get the parasite' mode, would def elevate it overall
You don't need that amount of copium to justify commiting crimes to get the dark elvussy
I don't remember all of them, but Gale is like that due to the Netherese orb.
The Tadpoles disempowered everyone. Wyll says as much in dialogue. Astarion says something similar. He was more dangerous before the Tadpoles but had zero control of himself.
