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Pic related will be my azata wizard
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>>1211362 Y'ever heard of jack chains, anon?
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>>1210744 Elven Male Occultist or Aasimar Druid, please.
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>>1211368 At that point you have a good stash of heroism potions and linzi can crap out extended good hope spells though.
You ARE using the mandatory bard+alchemist, no?
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>>1211429 alchemists aren't that good
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>>1211446 the fuck? they're one of the best classes in the game
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>>1211397 I would probably put them on par with roegadyn and there's plenty of those on the battlefield. again, why even risk it when you have long range modern weaponry? In fact all that happens is they lose massively by doing so.
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>>1211408 >Maker's Ruin first plays when the Blessing of Light first activates >Ardbert has a somber version of Maker's Ruin >Omega has an evil version of Maker's Ruin when copying WoL Don't be silly
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>>1211407 Miqo'te are good at hearing.
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>>1211407 Duskwights also have really good hearing
Miqo'te natural gender ratio is totally fucked with women at a 10:1 ratio to men
Lalafell are naturally really good at picking up on other languages and customs for some reason which is why they're traders
Viera can live over 200 years
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>>1211414 >why even risk it when you have long range modern weaponry? Because it's not actually that hard to counter with magic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0qnPLB7nvs Remember mages BTFOing magitek reapers in the Answers cinematic with basic fireballs.
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For all things Xeno related.
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>>1211302 That's what I figured as well.
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>>1211277 >For all things Xeno related. including Xenophobia?
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>>1211332 It's a bit hard to compare, because 2 is very anime - character designs, storytelling and character tropes, cutscenes. So if you're not okay with that, you will probably not like it.
Combat is also somewhat polarising, it starts basic and kinda slowish and keeps adding mechanics right up to the end of the game.
Honestly I liked it way more than XC1, it feels more character-driven, has better villains and even better music than 1. Also the story comes together very nicely at the end. But a lot of XC1 fans seem to hate it so idk.
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>>1211332 Really depends. As anon said it’s tone feels different compared to the first game. But three hours in and I care more about Rex compared Shulk. Both games start slow but both go from 0-60 pretty quick. Ultimately having a toddy sword wanting to fuck Rex has only enhanced my enjoyment as well.
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ITT: Point out one bad thing or flaw in your favorite JRPG>boring level design and not much exploration
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>combat switches to and doubles down on melee combat rather than elbatoring and three subsets
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although it has a lot of similar elements i wouldnt call KH jrpg. its more of an action adventure with jrpg references
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I hate how FF7 has such low Materia variety until endgame and you're just mindlessly blasting basic elemental magic most of the time
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I want to make a spiritual successor to Morrowind. What mechanics do I add/expand on?
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>>1211133 Better combat, level cap so you won't end up as a flying god that one shots everything 30 hours into the game, being able to choose starting town,
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>>1211142 >level cap Better leveling in general, the original system is just weird.
>get gud Yes I know how it works, but it's annoying.
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>>1211133 Bring back temple factions and knightly orders from Daggerfall. Make sure to have lots of immersive fast travel methods like boats, carriages, flying machines or flying creatures.
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>>1211133 >spiritual successor Stop right there and reconsider your life.
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You can improve on the economy. Morrowind had issues with selling super expensive items. You could mock up an auction house like they have in ESO. Or letters of credit that you can sell to banks or whatever.
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Why can’t warpigs ever deliver a memorable villain? Name a single villain from a wrpg without using Google you literally can’t
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>>1209302 I can’t think of a single wrpg villain now that you mention it
They seem to use nebulous organizations like le umbrella corp or le institute or le enclave. Maybe they’re just terrible at designing characters in general because even the protagonists are just blank slate self insert bait
Come to think of it wrpgs are sort of trash
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>>1209302 The reason is because WRPGs exist purely to jack the player off and absolutely nothing else. Every single thing in the entire game is crafted in such a way that nothing really matters other than what the player wants. Who's the bad guy? Doesn't matter, all that matters is that there's some guy here and the player can convince him to kill himself.
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>>1209559 >I-It doesn't count because I said so!!! Niggerfaggots who unironically participate in jayrpg vs. warpig bullshit need to be raped, hanged, and thrown into a pit of cobras for good measure.
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>>1209302 Weird, now that I think about it the actual villains I remember by name is Werdna. The Nameless One's X, Y, and Z. Baal from Diablo 2, Warcraft's Kel'Thuzad if you count MMOs because he has always been my favorite character. The Sleeper. Dagoth Ur and his sidekick "those flying fucking little shits go die".
Other names I could think of are not from WRPGs but instead are from other games.
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>>1209302 Why do you have that gay picture saved?
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>Race: Nord Vampire >Skills: One-Handed, Heavy Armor, Smithing, Sneak, Illusion, Destruction, Enchanting >Spells and Shouts: Incinerate, Rout, Frenzy, Invisibility, Aura Whisper, Fire Breath >Gear, Weapons and Enchantments: Shrouded Hood (Fortify Sneak), Daedric Armor (Fortify Destruction and Illusion), Daedric Gauntlets and Boots (Fortify One-Handed and Sneak), Silver Ring (Fortify Illusion and Magic Resistance), Silver Necklace (Fortify Destruction and Magic Resistance), Daedric Sword (Fire Damage and Soul Trap), The Black Star (Infinite Black Soul Gem) >Attributes: 50% Health and 50% Magicka >Standing Stone: Lord Stone (+50 Armor Rating and 25% Magic Resistance) >Factions: College of Winterhold, Volkihar Clan, Dark Brotherhood >Civil War: Doesn't care
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>>1211361 >Skyrim >builds Nigga the game is designed for you to spec into anything you want at any time. There are no "builds"
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>>1211398 >anything you want at any time Not really. I can't really build a character around non-combat or non-defensive skills (such as Speech, Pick-Pocket, Lockpicking, Illusion) and expect to survive through a quest or questline for long enough to reap the rewards for investing in said skills.
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>>1211435 Wtf is this argument? You just equip a sword and swing at shit and your skill increases. You don't need to respec into combat/defensive skills.
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>>1211435 you've never been able to make a non-combat character in any Elder Scrolls game.
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So I started playing this, i'm about 6 hours in, just beat the Killer Snaker boss and i'm curious, does the gameplay ever get better?
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>>1210016 The combat is OK but yes, the games biggest weakness is the combat is repetitive and certain enemies are frustrating.
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>>1210016 .hack//IMOQ is notorious for having sub-par gameplay. The story itself is really good, and the characters (while not especially deep) are charming. Virus core farming can get tedious.
.hack//G.U. may be your speed. It takes place 7 years after //IMOQ and has four "terminal disc" videos that summarize the plot of the original games nicely like an in-universe documentary. The gameplay is significantly better but they trade in the atmospheric tone and celtic style for a steampunk shounen style complete with tournament arcs, which isn't everyone's cup of tea.
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>>1211273 >>1211278 I might just keep playing it, like i said
>>1211229 im basically just weighing the value of my time
if the story IS really good then i'm 100% fine dealing with the gameplay, it's not so bad that i can't play it
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>>1211295 As much as I love .hack//, I don't want to sour your taste of it by convincing you it'll "blow your mind" or something. If you ever feel bored feel free to drop it, but I encourage you to at least finish volume 1 before deciding.
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>>1211320 does it have a satisfying conclusion?
also what's up with SIGN? I had a friend telling me you're meant to watch it while you're playing IMOQ?
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Which one is best?
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>>1211378 Jaheira and Viconia's endings bothered me so much.
Jaheira cries and tells you to stay with her at the end, but her fucking ending is that you sometimes see each other between adventures
An epic level cleric getting poisoned is also dumb, and no amount of assuming it's special Lolth personally made poison would change that.
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>>1211399 Let's be honest - if Larian decided to make any one romance canon, it will be Aerie. Especially taking into account that rumour.
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>>1211410 I doubt they would choose aerie, she wasn't very popular.
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>>1211410 I don't really care about what's canon in the first place. I just think those endings were a bad experience
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>>1211417 Every other one is a more or less unhappy ending. Viconia is straight up disqualified, since she's alive at the time BG3 takes place.
All of this is under the assumption "The Kid" is CHARNAME'S child. Seems probable, since it's the only Origin Character that doesn't have a given name. And it can't be a literal child, since it's an Origin Character. In other words - you'll name him/her. In more other words - it will be a fully customizable character in terms of looks.
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Anyone else hyped? I'm probably gonna give it a try this weekend, fingers crossed its not a buggy mess with nothing but donut steels. Is there any word on what the recommended level is? I don't want to try it and not be able to interact with any of the content.
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>>1210987 Probably but that's not a plot summary.
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finally got the mod running. so far, its ok.just joined the legion so im gonna take my time exploring stuff before taking on any quests.
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just started chapter 2, only going to pick up a couple sidequests at a time so as to not overwhelm myself but it's very comfy walking around the area near the terminal and going into the shops and stuff, they nailed that part
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>finally get past the bug where the tank and patrol wouldn't continue on >Now after the tank blows up rubble blocking the way the game crashes without fail if I even dare to go further
