LadyCrimson

I understand wanting a powerful party (and sometimes I want one too, eventually, which is why I'm glad there *is* an Adventurer's Hall) but I also like imperfect companions. I think it's more interesting to go through a storied game where everyone isn't extra powerful. eg, I don't always want The Avengers. Which is probably why I always grabbed Xan. But on some replay I am going to be making that handpicked party...

I have no idea, I'm sorry. Info could be partially attached somehow to the registry that isn't touched with an auto-uninstall or something like that.

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There was a thread about that, where someone posted pics of much closer zoom, supposedly without any console use (and media streamer copies seemed to have higher zoom). But even at "only" 1080 I can't get very close in zoom myself. They did mention that the zoom was altered from the beta for the Steam release I think. There's a console command to zoom in more but I don't know if one has to repeat it every area transition or not, like with the MSAA one.

Oh...I see the problem. That is a stumper. If I knew which file that info is stored in and if you're using the Steam version, you could probably delete that one file then Verify Cache and Steam would download the original default file that has no changes to it. But I don't. A full reinstall might do it but ... What keys were you trying to change? Have you tried using the other mouse buttons to click with instead?

I've been finding Normal about right for me (close to being too easy however) for a first playthrough, when I personally want to take it easy a bit more as I'm learning and more interested in viewing the game vs. challenging combat etc. But I do think on replays I'd want to do Hard at least. And I'd agree with Gromnir - dev's can't win re: difficulty. And not just with IE games. Just a common thing in general.

I believe it's Mechanics.

Try turning off the tutorial tip/window setting.

typoteque - if you mean resetting the default key controls within/for the game, there's a title bar in that menu "Restore Defaults" or something like that. That should restore the default key configuration of the game and you can either stick with that or try to change them again.

If it helps any:

Hiya - From the Steam client window (not from the Steam website), click the Games category name in the very top menu text drop-down list, pick "Activate Product on Steam," a small popup box will open and follow the prompts.

The forum quotes went wonky early this afternoon for me, then they went back to normal for short while, now they're wonky again. :D

I honestly don't know about that aspect. My replies were to "simplicity" re: their Steam key's scenario. I only just got the email from Paradox re: the "phsyical swag" this afternoon, myself (says estimated to arrive 30th to 31st, in mine), and don't know why they're being sent at staggered intervals outside of the possibility of having email list sending backloaded program or something. So it's possible you'll get your email pretty soon as well.

What file extension does the file use (the letters after the dot/period)? It's possible the forum isn't configured to allow it as an upload. If that's the case, you can zip the file with something like 7zip or WinZip and try uploading that instead.

Jai can have that sort of large head US football look at times. I think he looks best with the dark, almost shaved hair, because it emphasizes his cheekbones and light eyes. I don't think he's the cutest/hottest guy evah, just that he can be handsome. Also, because he can play guitar and casually sing a song in a voice that doesn't make me totally wince. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPpAJbX2PV8

^ Is that what he meant by that. I had no clue. Did alanschu leave forever? He was another one I was thinking of the other day. ...about time for dinner/homebody stuff again. Tomorrow night hubby is having a guy's poker night, so I can play PoE all day/night without him making lonely puppy eyes at me. ... why couldn't he like games like PoE as well as Borderlands. Sure it's not an action or mp game but it'd still be fun to talk about it or holler at each other from across the hall or whatnot, heh.

From some other posts I've seen, seems those certain npc's are the backer npc's. Interesting. I guess none of them really shook me out of immersion (yet) so they (sort of) fit in to me. Although I did notice one of them had a rather plain, single first name. Kinda cool tho. I'll probably be amused by the tombstones, when I get around to them. I know some don't like them (understandably) but ... I shall probably giggle.

I was going to say I hadn't realized you'd done multiple orders when I said what I said earlier, but...at any rate, I'm glad you figured it out, whatever it was.

----- *squints at the original post* Ah...you're probably correct. My brain mistook the "character voice overs start part-way through their dialogue" part as a delay, not missing words/dialogue. Apologies for my erroneous conclusion/solution direction.

Hubby has been going through 1st season of that Starz "Spartacus" show. He didn't like the first two episodes at all (so he said) but seems to think it's become better/at least watchable, because he's still occasionally watching another episode. ** I've watched bits and pieces and halves alongside, now and then, and from that I have these things to say: --Jai Courtney is a fairly handsome man imo, but in this series he looks like he belongs on the Blue Lagoon with Brooke Shields. --I think Starz put in more frontal nudity (both male and female, they're equal opportunity) and sex than I've ever seen in a drama series, even on HBO or Showtime, to the point of eye-rolling. But hey, at least they're all gorgeous people. --I'm really tired of gossipy, jealous female chrs. in these shows. It's like watching teenage highschool comedy film chrs. put within an ancient culture. Boring. --the acting is well done, the action is brutal/bloody. But I don't think I'll be watching more than those few snippets I catch as hubby watches. **maybe he just like the girls.

Have you tried turning the tutorial messages off? Some had some success on this issue with that.

I'm not sure anyone has this knowledge yet, since it likely would require having completed every single possible thing in the game to do. That said...it's probably doubtful you'd miss anything vital, since voice acting was never the main focus for relating story/lore etc. ...just don't quote me on that.

The key you get for the digital copy is the only key you should get/will get. The physical copy is a DRM free physical copy (not attached to Steam), and that counts as your 2nd game copy. If you were to get a 2nd Steam key, that would count as a 3rd copy.... Edit: the mixup here is that I think the mail was referencing people who only had physical copy packages, which were being delayed shipping until after the release date...the so the digital key was for them so they could play on release day.

I'm an Nvidia person, so I'm not sure how Radeon card maker does it. I have the feeling they have pre-set profiles gained via updated Catalyst driver packages and if you wanted more control over or to make your own (like nvidia can do) a 3rd party program like RadeonPro might be required. I'm not sure on that tho...maybe someone else has better knowledge. There's nothing like the typical "ini" file that I've noticed in the game directories...nor XML or .json file like some Unity games I've played have, so unfortunately I have no idea which files can be easily opened/edited manually, if any.

Just to say, if a desktop PC is not liquid cooled (just fans) and ambient room temp is 75F+, today's gpu's running some games at 70-75C (at 1080 resolution at least) is actually quite "normal." The GPU can take it/nothing to worry about. Not all games will run at those temps of course. But some may. No clue what temp ranges are normal for various tiers of laptops, tho.