gguo
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It seems when vithrack attacked our stronghold, some hiring become dominated and my party killed or attacked him. and they have a grudge against my party for that.
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Let's invent some talents!
gguo replied to gkathellar's topic in Pillars of Eternity: General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
Remember your allies your friendly AOE spell doesn't affect 'Confused,Charmed,Dominated' enemy. your foe AOE spell doesn't affect 'Confused,Charmed,Dominated' aliies. I seriously need this.- 38 replies
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If one of my party member approaches friendly NPC, he automatically engage with NPC. and when he leaves NPC, disengage attack triggered and combat begin. I have to kill all NPC. I can't interact with any NPC! Please help! I am playing v1.03.0530 [save file] https://www.dropbox.com/s/y1a8y4v8vqavp7f/b6567708abd9426db6022234c24de1c0%2019600847%20CaedNua.savegame?dl=0
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I made my rogue attack who has 20 might ( 1.3 ) execptional pike (averge 27 dmg) I expect him do average damage per hit before DR 27 * 1.3(might) * 1.2(reckless assault) * 1.15(two-handed fighting) * 1.6( sneak attack with glanfathan boots) * 1.5 (crit) = 116.2 damage or (1 + 0.3(might) * 0.2(reckless assault) * 0.15(two-handed fighting) * 0.6( sneak attack with glanfathan boots) * 0.5 (crit)) = 2.75 27 * 2.75 = 74.25 damage But actullay my rogue did average 65 damage(before DR) per crit ( from 50 samples) may be my sample is too small but I want to know my damage multiplie
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Then backer wanted their weapon have dull properties with no unique description?
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Image above is example. they are just 'exceptional' weapon and have same description with normal weapon. Especially almost all weapon at OG's 2nd floor. Is this intended?
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Inspiring radiance buffs enemy!
gguo replied to gguo's topic in Pillars of Eternity: General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
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Holy radiance's healing is Friendly AoE but Inspiring Radiance is not. It should be Friendly AoE too IMHO.
