Yeti Came to the Wrong Neighborhood

Urdnot_Wrex

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People, or yetis, should really know better than to mess with tiny men. They have probably never met a LotR hobbit, or Tyrion Lannister.
Man's most dangerous weapon is the mind.

A cool moment to capture!
 

Fandraxx

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That's very cool! Please continue to post updates on Avael the Bear! What's your kit?

Its a Fighter/Druid played on insane. I need to record some footage for a video I'm working on about IWD.

I had thought about uploading the playthrough after the fact, but I've had some compatibility issues with the game so I don't think it's really suitable. I can certainly post updates, however.
 

Fandraxx

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Kind of a weird thing, but I don't think I've ever had a character that physically couldn't miss an (reasonable) enemy barring a critical hit.

Needless to say, rolling a 2 and hitting feels pretty good.

cantmiss.JPG
 

Antimatter

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That is an excellent video with very insightful commentary! Very nice, Fandraxx!

I don't agree regarding the difficulty in IWD being better than in BG, but that's subjective. I agree, though, that it does give you that D&D feeling if you can imagine that you play with the party (as you're playing alone). The game is fun in MP because of that (I've tried playing it playing in MP).
 

Fandraxx

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Thank you for the kind words @Antimatter!

For me, the difference in difficulty between BG and IWD is more than IWD forces the player to adjust to different enemies a bit more often. BG has the player spending too much time fighting bandits for my tastes. Both are great, obviously, but IWD just keeps it all a bit fresher, IMO.
 
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