"heh I may have AD HOMINEM but if I STRAWMAN and then accuse someone of AD HOMINEM I can be the pigeon playing checkers, check mate XD"
or they could just go into the options and set it to 'easy'?Let's see... I'll be a sword and board Fighter with high AC through the first part of the game. The fights would be boring, but since the enemy can't hit me, I am assured of a win, basically.
Then I will respec into a Power attacking, Greatsword wielding Barbarian, because in the low-mid levels, hitting things really, REALLY hard will end things faster and minimise the damage taken.
Then, I will respec into a Wizard at the mid-levels, because, dude, have you seen the power curve difference at this stage???
Yeah. That is totally how a cRPG game should be played.
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Make a character =/= from leveling the character...
And, no, I don't play the game. I don't buy games at release
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or they could just go into the options and set it to 'easy'?Let's see... I'll be a sword and board Fighter with high AC through the first part of the game. The fights would be boring, but since the enemy can't hit me, I am assured of a win, basically.
Then I will respec into a Power attacking, Greatsword wielding Barbarian, because in the low-mid levels, hitting things really, REALLY hard will end things faster and minimise the damage taken.
Then, I will respec into a Wizard at the mid-levels, because, dude, have you seen the power curve difference at this stage???
Yeah. That is totally how a cRPG game should be played.
How are you guys so retarded?
All I see is: "WAHH STOP ENJOYING THINGS" from you retards
He wasn't asking for respec-ing in the first place. He was asking for the ability to change the character's outfit colours and the like.
Because people want to relive the glory days of cRPGs of the past. Who doesn't remember how Baldur's Gate games or classic Fallout games allowed to respec the characters?
I disagree with the weapons feat respec-ing. That has always been a bit of a gamble, even in PnP. One of the reasons why weapon feats are considered to be a trap for PnP.
Round to even?
you should simply have the foresight to know exactly what weapons would be offered at the start of the game
"My plan is to play a diplomatic forest-lover in the beginning of the game, because there's tons of Nature Checks, but then I'm going to change into a religious zealot, maxing out intimidation for the portions with the church, because otherwise I can't recruit both the neutral good druids and the lawful good paladin order. And for some reason, the assumption that most players will never fail a check (why even have checks lol?!) and be able to join every mechanically gated (more like ungated xD) faction doesn't affect game design at all. I am very smart."Let's see... I'll be a sword and board Fighter with high AC through the first part of the game. The fights would be boring, but since the enemy can't hit me, I am assured of a win, basically.
Then I will respec into a Power attacking, Greatsword wielding Barbarian, because in the low-mid levels, hitting things really, REALLY hard will end things faster and minimise the damage taken.
Then, I will respec into a Wizard at the mid-levels, because, dude, have you seen the power curve difference at this stage???
Yeah. That is totally how a cRPG game should be played.
That was one of the nice things NWN did... If you picked Weapon Focus, the game would increase the chance of you getting that weapon from random loot.
I can't imagine being so tempted to abuse game mechanics just because they're there. I'm glad I'm not a snownigger."My plan is to play a diplomatic forest-lover in the beginning of the game, because there's tons of Nature Checks, but then I'm going to change into a religious zealot, maxing out intimidation for the portions with the church, because otherwise I can't recruit both the neutral good druids and the lawful good paladin order. And for some reason, the assumption that most players will never fail a check (why even have checks lol?!) and be able to join every mechanically gated (more like ungated xD) faction doesn't affect game design at all. I am very smart."Let's see... I'll be a sword and board Fighter with high AC through the first part of the game. The fights would be boring, but since the enemy can't hit me, I am assured of a win, basically.
Then I will respec into a Power attacking, Greatsword wielding Barbarian, because in the low-mid levels, hitting things really, REALLY hard will end things faster and minimise the damage taken.
Then, I will respec into a Wizard at the mid-levels, because, dude, have you seen the power curve difference at this stage???
Yeah. That is totally how a cRPG game should be played.
I get accused of being a racist a lot, but generally speaking, I don't care about various races as much as I care about national states and ethnic homogeneity. As long as sub-saharan Africans stay in sub-saharan Africa, I honestly don't care, and would happily work with them to all of our best abilities.
But there is no place for decline-enabling respec-niggers anywhere on this the gods green Earth, and no other solution than the wholesale genocide of their entire breed. The same goes for their compass-jew and fast travel-faggot kin, who all have proven equally uneducateable.
Increased the chance to 100%. Certain of the chests are programmed that way. It checks to see if you have a weapon focus and gives you a +x weapon of that weapon focus appropriate to your level. Upto +3, I believe.
Interact with Infinitron enough and no one on the planet (except SJWs, but they don't count as they are not human) would fault you for turning into a raving anti-Semite
these are the only people making this type of game. You would teach them a lesson, and you would 'win' the prize of never playing a proper RPG on the computer again. Its like teaching your wife a lesson about her giving you the cold shoulder the previous night by cutting your dick off.
"My plan is to play a diplomatic forest-lover in the beginning of the game, because there's tons of Nature Checks, but then I'm going to change into a religious zealot, maxing out intimidation for the portions with the church, because otherwise I can't recruit both the neutral good druids and the lawful good paladin order. And for some reason, the assumption that most players will never fail a check (why even have checks lol?!) and be able to join every mechanically gated (more like ungated xD) faction doesn't affect game design at all. I am very smart."Let's see... I'll be a sword and board Fighter with high AC through the first part of the game. The fights would be boring, but since the enemy can't hit me, I am assured of a win, basically.
Then I will respec into a Power attacking, Greatsword wielding Barbarian, because in the low-mid levels, hitting things really, REALLY hard will end things faster and minimise the damage taken.
Then, I will respec into a Wizard at the mid-levels, because, dude, have you seen the power curve difference at this stage???
Yeah. That is totally how a cRPG game should be played.
I get accused of being a racist a lot, but generally speaking, I don't care about various races as much as I care about national states and ethnic homogeneity. As long as sub-saharan Africans stay in sub-saharan Africa, I honestly don't care, and would happily work with them to all of our best abilities.
But there is no place for decline-enabling respec-niggers anywhere on this the gods green Earth, and no other solution than the wholesale genocide of their entire breed. The same goes for their compass-jew and fast travel-faggot kin, who all have proven equally uneducateable.
Tardmaster, try to wrap your head around the idea that just because a game isn't perfect doesn't mean it's unplayable, and there are varying degrees of awful. For example, you're a fucking idiot, but you're not Roqua, and neither of you, despite being shit, are enough to make people stop using the imperfect-but-still-great Codex.
I think it's because they want to feel validated in what they do, as if the game design sanctions what they're doing. Which, of course, the game design then inevitably does, as it moulds around the assumption that no mechanical aspects even can matter for narrative interactions, and the player(s) must be assumed to qualify for everything, even if it makes no sense contextually á la Elder Scrolls post-Morrowind, where you can become the head of every popamole guild and organization, and is in fact encouraged to do so.
