Game News Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - The Treasure of the Midnight Isles DLC releasing on August 11th

[Iskramor]

Idk man, Pal is autoinclude for me and Daeran vs undead.

I’d probably just skip Nabasu with that team. If you’re not using her the rest of the game give her Blind Fight for gaze immunity and let her tank that fight. If you stay outside the radius with everyone else and give Wolj the Death Ward scroll (and Reduce him) they should be able to handle the Nab with artillery support from Lann. Finnean on Wolj - you’re significantly gimping yourself if you don’t use it.

Enlarge Lann (he’s WIS to hit so no Malus) with Hurricane Scroll from Nenio and +3 Bow. Aspect of Falcon scrolls are cheap as are other first level scrolls. Use his Perfect Strike and Ki Attack.

Cam can Call Lightning for full damage vs the Ghouls. Cast it with Empower Rod? Use Hampering Hex to give Nab -2 AC. She gets DEX-to-dam at lvl five so can charge in on Nab once gaze fires. Its not an aura.

Ember can Demoralize the Nab with Seashell from Brimorak House on Persuasion. Can Web area where Ghouls spawn depending on party make-up and/or Glitterdust Blind Nab and Ghouls. Or just try to Slumber Nab after Demoralize.

Most Important thing is to interrupt the Hold Person, Mass with damage in RTwP. Zerg with Seelah and Wolj and activate Smite on way (Swifts are clunky in RTwP).

I made i mistake without telling you everything so my goal is everything on normal difficulty no usable items except potions and team comp you already know.My main char was human bloodrider.Using longspear and dashing cavalier gloves.Game performes like shit so i deleted it.

 

[vortex]

Is this the last story DLC?

 

[Desiderius]

Supposed to be another year. Maybe each one will cut bloated content and fix what’s left.

 

[InD_ImaginE]

The game more than give you sufficient tools to deal anything the game throws at you at Core. You can probably auto-level up every single companion and able to finish the game at Core so long you bother to read descriptions and how everything interacts.

PF or 3.5 has high ceiling for optimization in general that what's in KM or WOTR is something you would expect a decently built party to be able to handle.

 

[smaug]

Oh, the DLC is just another infinite dungeon, because the game totally needed more combat.

Lol, fuck D&D/PF. The whole “WOW 50 CLASSES!1!1!1” and it amounts to nothing interesting regarding gameplay.

 

[Non-Edgy Gamer]

Lol, fuck D&D/PF. The whole “WOW 50 CLASSES!1!1!1” and it amounts to nothing interesting regarding gameplay.

It was always going to be that way with a plot-on-rails campaign. You have dozens of skillchecks, all leading you to the same choices. No matter what class you play, you're going to be fighting the same battles in slightly different ways. The whole thing is a masterclass in bad writing and design.

There may be something for someone if they like the combat, but it's hard to enjoy the hundredth over-tuned trash mob in a row when you care nothing for the setting or characters - both of which are beyond cancerous and idiotic.

It's like participating in a D&D game, but the DM is an actual faggot who keeps trying to introduce his own gay, stupid characters and dumb ideas.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

r with another season pass on the way

remember when the original idea of "season passes" was so you could just pay one flat fee for all the dlc?
then the devs were like "lol, what if we just introduce multiple season passes?"

gamedevs are their own worst enemy

 

[Infinitron]

remember when the original idea of "season passes" was so you could just pay one flat fee for all the dlc?

Was that ever the case? On the contrary, I always figured they called them season passes for a reason. The implication was that this was a live service game for which you were purchasing an annual pass. The majority of games just ended up not receiving enough DLC to have more than one of them.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

remember when the original idea of "season passes" was so you could just pay one flat fee for all the dlc?

Was that ever the case? On the contrary, I always figured they called them season passes for a reason. The implication was that this was a live service game for which you were purchasing an annual pass. The majority of games just ended up not receiving enough DLC to have more than one of them.

that's pretty much how all non-live service "season passes" worked until recently, yes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season_pass_(video_games)

 

[Delterius]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season_pass_(video_games)

and they were so good they made Season Pass 2: Electric Bogaloo

 

[Non-Edgy Gamer]

In fairness, this group of LGBLT trannies that call themselves game developers were upfront that the season pass would only be for a certain number of DLC.

The point of season passes was always to get a lower overall price on a package of content. With sports, it was to buy tickets to an entire season, getting you a lower ticket price on each game.

I think Rusty is thinking of "expansion passes", like with TW3, where you bought every future expansion at once.

 

[Pink Eye]

r with another season pass on the way

remember when the original idea of "season passes" was so you could just pay one flat fee for all the dlc?
then the devs were like "lol, what if we just introduce multiple season passes?"

gamedevs are their own worst enemy

I remember when season passes were controversial. Wow. How times have changed.

 

[Non-Edgy Gamer]

 

[FriendlyMerchant]

r with another season pass on the way

remember when the original idea of "season passes" was so you could just pay one flat fee for all the dlc?
then the devs were like "lol, what if we just introduce multiple season passes?"

gamedevs are their own worst enemy

I remember when season passes were controversial. Wow. How times have changed.

I wonder why Torrenting is still controversial. You can bypass the season pass with a few cracks.