InsaneCommander

If they don't make a PoE3, they could at least make a DLC based on that. The Watcher, Pallegina and Maia survive the sinking of the ship and have to share a small boat in the way to Yezuha. Diplomacy skill is recommended. Oh, and if you play with Rymrgand's Challenge Ishiza has developed a taste for poultry.

Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't call it a good movie. I have a feeling some may get turned off with a "nothing is happening" feeling. It's a quiet movie. The trailer makes it look more ... active or thriller-y ... then it really is. But for some reason it kept me watching where a lot of flashier movies don't anymore. Sounds good for insomnia. But I like Sci-Fi, so I'll check it. Eventually.

Does this (Skewer: Fires a bolt through multiple targets) trigger the imbued spells multiple times?

I bet Pallegina would come back. Eder too, probably. Xoti and Ydwin make sense, but at least Ydwin could be an npc and contribute almost as much. Personally, what I would want is this: - A Dwarf - A new type of Godlike - Ydwin - One returning companion that is invested in the story/location This last one could be: - Aloth if the game is in Aedyr - Zahua if in the Ixmatl Plains - Kana and Maia if in Rauatai - Rekke if in Yezuha And so on.

I hope season 4 comes soon.

I don't know if I'll play in turn-based, but it is really nice to offer this option to players. If it doesn't make the game longer and if it works well with my party builds for a game, I'll give it a try. But I' still plan replays based on other things like different character personality/dispositions and trying fun multiclass combinations.

Creepy indeed. But it could also be a false memory implanted in Rekke.

I wouldn't be surprised. It's the Marvel Universe, almost everything you do has a change of giving you powers: getting near chemical substances, a falling star, lightning, fish pills, being born...

No surprise there.

This takes an entirely different meaning when you think about future VR and robot technologies. Edit: or something like the Matrix.

PoE1, and Pathfinder: Kingmaker. What else? Being a fan of this particular genre (and essentially no other genre), I'd be happy to know. "Several" surely implies more than two. Sword Coast Legends? Edit: strange. I tried to find it on Steam to see what people are talking about it and it doesn't show up in the search. Am I spelling it wrongly?

I was thinking the same thing. Instead of just going to an Island and finding the Megaboss, wouldn't it be much better if we heard of missing people or had an event finding a ship with survivors?

I'm sure I won't bother with it in PotD. Doing it on Veteran was enough for one lifetime.

Eothas reshattered, I did it! But it was tense! I forgot to try Slicken, this time I was much better at keeping them apart but I did have to fight at least 3 extra Massive Oozes that formed from the little ones, including one of the last two, that recreated itself. However, in most cases I stopped them using Thrust of the Tattered Veils, Mind Lance, Embrace of Earth-Talon and potions of interrupt. Four Chanters in the party make a huge difference. Edit: Gaze of the Adragan is pretty good too.

I'll check that. Thanks for the tip. I tried three times today and in the last one I got much better. I had one of the Gigantic Oozes and ended up with three Massive ones. Then when I killed the last massive it immediately recreated itself and one of my characters died. Instant ragequit...

Don't hold your breath. Edit:

This just happened to me when fighting the Mega Ooze. But instead of one character, it moved the previously selected four characters. And they spawned so many lesser oozes that they ended up forming a massive or bigger one.

Wow. This battle is really annoying. I managed to split it twice but them the oozes wouldn't move away from each other. I can see that parts of the terrain get in the way, but I'm pretty sure once it didn't move even with a clear path. I'll try again but I'll not have the enchanted weapons attack. They hurt one of the massive ones so much that it merged with the one I as trying to attract. And they also took almost half of the hp from one of the bigger ones and it merged with the one formed by the massive oozes. I'm not looking foward to this in PotD.

Holy ****!

It was a missed opportunity, but to be fair, there have been quotes on this forum from Josh Sawyer (if memory serves) that essentially the naval (combat) side of the game wasn't finished to anyone's satisfaction. I totally agree. There were plans, but at some point they went out the window. I'd love to build my own faction and I'm sure there would be ways to implement this in a satisfactory manner. But as xzar_monty said, the devs ended up focusing on other things. It is a big game and I can totally understand that.

Ignoring the unfixable issues Discovery has that really was an entertaining episode. Michael is also no longer an unsufferable arsehole, which helped immensely. It does have an action sequence on Star Trek 2009 level of ridiculousness, but that's par for the course I guess. I was prepared for any issues and I really liked the episode. The Orville was good too. Serious spoiler for the episode below (but I'll word it carefully anyway):

It could still be done, but in a different way. Maybe it would be a bad idea to keep the ships for yourself (two many people to pay in the crew, plus risk of them stealing your ship when you are not there, etc). Captured ships could be given to the faction you are supporting for a reward and if you are not supporting anyone then you wouldn't have the support to keep more ships.

It was formed by those level 20 ordinary people you find sometimes. You are a high level Wizard that can cast meteor showers but still has to fight difficult battles against criminals or guards that somehow are level 20 but still work as guards or rob to live. Well, at least it is that way in D:OS.

My character thought Xoti was annoying. So when there was an opportunity, she influenced Xoti to go dark. She didn't mean anything bad, simply was curious about what would happen.