The most important question is: will saves be compatible?you guys are so fucking gloomy and depressing, who needs bugfixes and mythic content when we're getting crucial features like armor dyeing
priorities, people
I haven't finished my first playthrough (arcanist lich into legend), but I'd like to resume it at some point.
The most important question is: will saves be compatible?you guys are so fucking gloomy and depressing, who needs bugfixes and mythic content when we're getting crucial features like armor dyeing
priorities, people
I haven't finished my first playthrough (arcanist lich into legend), but I'd like to resume it at some point.
They will be, AFAIK
Me too. It's damned frustrating when that happens, got to the final voyage and it feels like I wasted hours on it.
Have you considered not beclowning yourself in public with statements that can be refuted by five minutes looking at a character creation screen?
To be fair to Owlcat, whoever has been involved with implementing the armor color system are probably GUI designers who have nothing to do with gameplay-related bugs.
Well, that's my point. Priorities. My guess is that it's a result of Soyer disease where the (genius) dev is alienated from the player base in some way so has difficulty finding the courage/motivation to fight for a game that would appeal to himself.
Apparently best Hunter is one that gets inquisitor judgements, is that true?
This is wrong. The point of the class is that the pet (almost certainly you'll be Mounting it too) *also* gets the Judgments. You've got two slow-developing classes (Owlcat's nerf made Hunter very slow developing) glommed together so it takes awhile to get there but Judgements scale like crazy and Wrath gives you the unlimited activation Mythic.
What does it matter if they didn't work before if they work now?
Because they already lost a chunk of the playerbase and more important the part of the playerbase that are willing to try out new classes like Divine Hound and drum up interest in them, and thus the game. Just too many cases for people to invest time into classes that are at risk of not working/missing features.
Because they already lost a chunk of the playerbase and more important the part of the playerbase that are willing to try out new classes like Divine Hound and drum up interest in them, and thus the game. Just too many cases for people to invest time into classes that are at risk of not working/missing features.
This is a very good point. I did not think about this interpretation. Thank you!
On the bright side most of the late content they finally implement doesn't make it into the patch notes so they don't have to admit it was late. Only way to tell is to fire up a save, respec and test yourself!
People who know how to do that are going to choose a class that isn't 3/4 with no abilities to do it with. Then LannTheStupid's going to (correctly) say that not enough people are playing Hunter to bother fixing it. Which is how we got on this topic in the first place.
Maybe I should do a whole party of pets, not use them for mounted combat but polymorphing them all into dragons :D
Honestly, I think it might be more fun to go for Feral Champion --> Gold Dragon. You could use the Warpriest tunic you find in the ruins then, too.
Does not matter if you take it in DLC3.
