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They cut a lot of things people used to beat unfair...Damn son;
Oracle's Nature's Whisper and AC Bonus of the Scaled Fist Monk simultaneously gave a bonus to defense — fixed;
The Hex Shaman's Chant ability mistakenly extended the effect of the Protective Luck spell — fixed;
The Crane Wing trait worked if the character had a weapon or shield in the second hand, or the weapon was held with a two-handed grip — fixed;
Archmage's armor no longer triggers from items;
If you play anything above core difficulty have a buff bot installed. This game DEMANDS prebuffing in the higher difficulties.I bought WotR today during the Steam Autumn Sale because it was 70% off. No idea when I'll get to play it and if I should play Kingmaker first, but I wanted to have it in my library so that I can use the opportunity to try it when I feel like it.
Added to the "some day" list...
I bought WotR today during the Steam Autumn Sale because it was 70% off. No idea when I'll get to play it and if I should play Kingmaker first, but I wanted to have it in my library so that I can use the opportunity to try it when I feel like it.
Added to the "some day" list...
240hs if the Krogan is only playing original content... add 30hs if playing the DLCs that adds to the campaign... and there'll be one more next year.You should find like 240h of spare time, give or take, first
Joking aside, it's a great game. Much better than Kingmaker, IMO, from a narrative and story point of view, with lots of various gameplay mechanics. Some of those mechanics are great, some less great, but definitely not as annoying as kingdom management in Kingmaker. And the character development is just crazy, even without DLCs and new fancy archetypes. It's simply overwhelming.
Overall, I very much recommend it. Second best crpg I've played over the last few years, right after BG3.
True, I have not played any DLCs.240hs if the Krogan is only playing original content... add 30hs if playing the DLCs that adds to the campaign... and there'll be one more next year.
You should find like 240h of spare time, give or take, first
If you play anything above core difficulty have a buff bot installed. This game DEMANDS prebuffing in the higher difficulties.
Yeah, I'd say WoTR is more difficult than BG3, but in a more math-calculating kind of way. It's all about beating enemy's AC or MR, rather than correct positioning and higher ground advantage. It requires a different approach than BG3, that's for sure.That's only 10 planetary rotations where you come from, isn't it?
I don't think I'd want to play higher difficulties especially on a first attempt, unless I realize I get very bored. I've heard about the prebuffing though, so I appreciate the advice.
Also don't take unfair difficulty lightly. It has that name for a reason, like enemies 10 levels above you with insta kill abilities.
What will it take to convince you to try out Planescape: Torment, @Urdnot_Wrex ?