I've only just noticed Valerie has something like 29 Damage Resistance and 50 Fire Resistance
Damn you Owlcat!!!
So basically, you want infinite Wish?
Indeed, and widely known to be precisely game-breaking. There's also several other issues that could be discussed, such as that being 3.5, not PF, the existence or absence of psionics, etc., etc., etc.
Here is Commisssar's Paladin moment before finishing act 1:
https://i.imgur.com/GK4FeSr.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/zig3sOc.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/ZzR3LHK.jpg
Vulcan Sol Invictus Thor Jesus butAryan.
Lawful Evil Paladin, here I come. :^)
Evil paladin - he protec, he attac, he respec his alignment bac
People are fucking retarded.
The more I see Owlcat do, the more I'm convinced that this was all a fluke and they're actually retarded. They might've had good ideas from the beginning, but they're too spineless to stand by them, instantly caving in an intense desire to be loved by the plebian masses. As with all SJW:s, acceptance and conformity, signalling virtue, is more important than being right, making sense, or taking good decisions.
That said, they still don't horrify me as much as the sword spiders did. I still want to see a modern interpretation of the sword spiders as depicted in the original Baldur's Gate.
This is the understatement of the century. The first and second chapters are pretty OK, though, aside from systemic and ever-present stuff (bugged characters, missing weapons, etc.), at least if you follow the plot-critical path (which you can't avoid in Chapter 1 at all). But by the end of Chapter 2 you'll really start noticing how the game is coming apart at the seams, start running into areas that simply don't work, quests that doesn't resolve, etc. I ran into Amiri in a random wilderness map and she behaved like we had agreed to meet there to kill something, and in one quest it's impossible to resolve it peacefully - even if you resolve it peacefully, all involved will act as if you just murdered the other side (which no-one is satisfied with, by the way; they don't actually want to kill each other).
Yes! You're absolutely right.
And a class-switching potion, and a scroll for reallocating ability and skill points. That would be the bare minimum.
I can't fault you for it, but the tutorial is not representative of the game at all, in terms of characters and builds. For example, Magus really doesn't come fully online until lvl 5 or 6 or so, and pure casters can be assumed to absolutely rape everything in lvls 15+ if not earlier. Bards are terrible in the beginning, but quickly become force-amplifiers that rely a lot on the party, etc.Lmao
I have 16 hours played in this game and that's all time spent making builds and testing them in the first 5 mins of the tutorial.. Literally haven't started the game yet
Oof you forgot the gender reverse potion/scroll. And Non-binary scroll too!And a class-switching potion, and a scroll for reallocating ability and skill points. That would be the bare minimum.
I KNEW I was forgetting something, and it turns out it was the most important stuff.Oof you forgot the gender reverse potion/scroll. And Non-binary scroll too!And a class-switching potion, and a scroll for reallocating ability and skill points. That would be the bare minimum.
