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Pathfinder Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Pre-DLC Thread [GO TO NEW THREAD]
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There's this weird expectation now that every goddamn "RPG" must also have romances, even if it is completely irrelevant to the story.
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Blame Bioware. Fuckers started that trend. And jRPGs before that. As always, the weebs were ahead of the curve.
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I was wondering where Finnean actually was as an item. Only now found the menu. Yikes.
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You can fuck off from Drezen and explore all you want after the Queen comes.
Where did I hear it last time? Hmmm.... ah, Pitax!
See, if you decide not to play the game you bought it so happens that there is nothing to play in the game you bought.
It's possible but there's a few hard encounters if you try to clear the map.
I can't see the boss fight in Wintersun ending without a few deaths either but your milage may very based on party composition. I dont use crowd control
I leave it until last personally, just before Ivory Labyrinth.
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Yep. BioWare popularized romances. Most SSI games din't had romances.
Not kill everything there. But most things, yes.
As I understand it, Golarion, the world depicted, is the setting for the tabletop Pathfinder adventures published by Paizo, so Owlcat are using that. Several tabletop campaigns have been published by Paizo in that setting, and Owlcat have taken advantage of that to make their games (Kingmaker is moer or less a whole campaign as is, and I believe part of this game is based on one of the others).
For those of us that invested financially on the more heavy side, we can finally see our gear. (too bad we can't match the colours for Regill as we please... but that's okay)
It probably seemed like a good idea at the time - and indeed in the first few iterations it was alright (I think up to about DAO). But it's definitely become a tiresome automatism now.
Christ Drezen goes on ... and on ... and on ... and on. Quite good fun though, especially the little things like stumbling into a pub and finding a nice belt on a tough unique demon. And finding that bitter creepypasta letter to the queen left by some poor sod who died for the cause.
I think they handled the "big battle" thing quite well technically so far as this format can do it, but I must admit it's not my favourite aspect of these games. My favourite thing with these types of games is apprehensively crawling through some weird, gloomy, mysterious "dungeon" with unknown terrors - either that or wandering through forests. Most of the other settings and scenarios for these types of games I can take or leave.
I think they handled the "big battle" thing quite well technically so far as this format can do it, but I must admit it's not my favourite aspect of these games. My favourite thing with these types of games is apprehensively crawling through some weird, gloomy, mysterious "dungeon" with unknown terrors - either that or wandering through forests. Most of the other settings and scenarios for these types of games I can take or leave.
Yes, the Pathfinder: Kingmaker CRPG is based on the Kingmaker adventure path of the Pathfinder TTRPG while the Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous CRPG is based on the Wrath of the Righteous adventure path of the Pathfinder TTRPG. It's all terribly mysterious about which computer game goes with which licensed tabletop product, but somehow we manage.
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I looked up some PF lore - which I usually don't do, and for good fucking reason - about Hellknights and, well, the first Hellknight of course was a n
ice gentlemen of swarthy complexion:
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In some games like G3, I just can't play evil since you need to kill a certain group of NPC's which I like so much. In this game, is so easy to be evil since the game threats being anti egalitarian as being evil and most companions are not interesting. The best NPCs like Zacharius are also evil. And I see people saying that the evil path is lackluster. Sure, is a "cartoon caricature" in some points. But still miles better than BG3 evil path.
More Dhampir-specific dialogue as you progress through the Lich path.
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Don't miss the shirt!
Helps a great deal with the other tough fight on the other side of the tavern.
I just died from level drain as a Dhampir. Fucking spaghetti code. As I just reported this, wait as this bug will be fixed 3 years from now. But the fun AoO bug was fixed in less than 24h.
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Heroic Liberator
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More Asmodean reactivity:
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Stop right there Morra.
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