Krivol
Magister
You can count me in - some heavy armoured coward with big shield. Weapon doesn't matter.
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In Progress Let's Play: Battle Brothers 0.9
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lili
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Well, no.
You are getting a levelup lead, but trail in perk.
And with the latest update improving perks, I would pick student ...never. Aside from an apprentice who stacks xp gain.
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Baron Dupek
Arcane
might do comeback with Longinus who might serve some time before coming to his proffesion
but need all that boring backgrounds and traits and whatever instead of HEAD CHOPPING with weapon that I can't afford
Drew
Savant
That assumes that the other level 1 perks are as useful as student, which at the very least on the current build I have to say I'm not convinced of. The only ones I'd be willing to consider are pathfinder and crippling strikes, maybe colossus on a huge hp guy but that's really a stretch, but feel free to convince me to take something else. You've made an undeniable case that student may not be the best in every situation, but now there needs to be something better available at tier 1 in order for me to feel that student is actually lackluster.
WTF, nigga?!
have I mentioned that I'm legally blind?
anyway...
Sorry Azira I'm going to have to leave you in the queue for now.
If you ask me the newly moved perks actually made keeping your beloved Student bros slightly easier now.
Without rotate in the early levels, it was harder to save anyone in the previous version when they get gangbanged.
Without rotate in the early levels, it was harder to save anyone in the previous version when they get gangbanged.
lili
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But its not just the first level. You will be lagging the whole game, up to level 10.
lili
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Didnt rotate get moved down? How does that make Students easier? Its the reverse. Without Student you get Rotate earlier...
Drew
Savant
I still need to take something in tier 1 in order to have access to the rest of the talents.
I don't believe that perk changes will affect my playthrough here, since I've already started it.
lili
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Cant you update the game? Saves might be compatible.
Yeah, you are right. Take Pathfinder for easy height changes
I take that back ^^
Drew
Savant
Previous Post
Given that Lhynn has a cut artery and likely will need medical attention, we head out of Harkensee in search of a Temple. Hemmeln is the closest town we haven't been to yet, so it is our first destination.
Unfortunately, Hemmeln has neither a temple nor the knowledge of where we could find one. On a positive note, we find another bro ready to take up arms.
Well, dumb and disloyal isn't a great combination. I guess I'll have to live with it.
While introducing Azira to the rest of the company, a local daytaler gets our attention.
The men of the Silver Gauntlet are more than capable of removing some foolish graverobbers from the towns cemetery.
However, one of our men has a serious injury, and should probably sit this fight out.
For the good of the company, Lhynn also lends Azira some of his equipment for the upcoming fight.
With our preparations made, we head to the cemetery. Unfortunately, it seems our graverobbers are a bit older than we though they would be...
Sauntering forward, we find only a single zombie ahead of us that we can see.
Surely more hide in the shadows, so the men collect around a safe portion of high ground.
The lone zombie is joined by another, as our undead hosts begin to make their approach.
Soon, the whole company of rotting flesh is visible to our men.
The pitchfork wielding zombie poses a threat with his reach weapon. Our bros move to engage him so that his advantage is nullified.
The first true round of combat ends, and one of the zombies is pinned to the ground on the end of Drew's arrows.
Skittles defensive spearwall prevents more of the zombies from advancing, taking one down in the process.
Steve's pitchfork removes another from the fight, while Skittles spearwall and thrusts end another two zombies.
Two zombies rise, and are immediately killed again on Skittles spear.
Jinn cuts the penultimate zombie down with his axe, and the company moves to collapse on the final obstacle.
Skittles manages to claim the final head, a staggering total domination of the entire battle.
The zombies of the Cemetery of the Poor, unsurprisingly, carried little of value.
With the battle over, and Skittles displaying his true potential and more than earning his coin, we return to Hemmeln.
It appears we have been played like a fiddle. Still, we've been paid, and take a vow to not seek employment at Hemmeln again. They've burned that bridge.
Still in search of a temple for Lhynn, we set off for Kormanhaven in the west.
The large coastal city does have a temple, and Lhynn receives the much needed medical care.
We also do a touch of trading in the marketplace to acquire some equipment.
In the market, we stumble upon Jimmious in search of work, and welcome him to the company.
We also get word that Meinolf the Merchant is in search of a troupe to hire, and put our name out as available.
Unfortunately, the pay is quite poor, but a job is a job and right now we need any exposure we can get.
Given that Lhynn has a cut artery and likely will need medical attention, we head out of Harkensee in search of a Temple. Hemmeln is the closest town we haven't been to yet, so it is our first destination.
Unfortunately, Hemmeln has neither a temple nor the knowledge of where we could find one. On a positive note, we find another bro ready to take up arms.
Well, dumb and disloyal isn't a great combination. I guess I'll have to live with it.
While introducing Azira to the rest of the company, a local daytaler gets our attention.
The men of the Silver Gauntlet are more than capable of removing some foolish graverobbers from the towns cemetery.
However, one of our men has a serious injury, and should probably sit this fight out.
For the good of the company, Lhynn also lends Azira some of his equipment for the upcoming fight.
With our preparations made, we head to the cemetery. Unfortunately, it seems our graverobbers are a bit older than we though they would be...
Sauntering forward, we find only a single zombie ahead of us that we can see.
Surely more hide in the shadows, so the men collect around a safe portion of high ground.
The lone zombie is joined by another, as our undead hosts begin to make their approach.
Soon, the whole company of rotting flesh is visible to our men.
The pitchfork wielding zombie poses a threat with his reach weapon. Our bros move to engage him so that his advantage is nullified.
The first true round of combat ends, and one of the zombies is pinned to the ground on the end of Drew's arrows.
Skittles defensive spearwall prevents more of the zombies from advancing, taking one down in the process.
Steve's pitchfork removes another from the fight, while Skittles spearwall and thrusts end another two zombies.
Two zombies rise, and are immediately killed again on Skittles spear.
Jinn cuts the penultimate zombie down with his axe, and the company moves to collapse on the final obstacle.
Skittles manages to claim the final head, a staggering total domination of the entire battle.
The zombies of the Cemetery of the Poor, unsurprisingly, carried little of value.
With the battle over, and Skittles displaying his true potential and more than earning his coin, we return to Hemmeln.
It appears we have been played like a fiddle. Still, we've been paid, and take a vow to not seek employment at Hemmeln again. They've burned that bridge.
Still in search of a temple for Lhynn, we set off for Kormanhaven in the west.
The large coastal city does have a temple, and Lhynn receives the much needed medical care.
We also do a touch of trading in the marketplace to acquire some equipment.
In the market, we stumble upon Jimmious in search of work, and welcome him to the company.
We also get word that Meinolf the Merchant is in search of a troupe to hire, and put our name out as available.
Unfortunately, the pay is quite poor, but a job is a job and right now we need any exposure we can get.
Andnjord
Arcane
With your star in ranged defense and initiative you'll make a fine backlinerIve two stars in melee! That's good aint it?
I love that grin I'm sporting. 
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