ProfessionalN00b

So far my biggest gripe is complete lack of unit AI (can't we partially recycle some of the AI they used for enemies at least?) and pathfinding, which you mentioned. I'm so tired of all my characters just standing around because they can't get through the five foot opening in the doorway ahead of them thanks to Eder needing a quarter mile of personal space in the middle of a fight. Oddly enough it's never an issue outside of combat, they all squeeze past each other fairly well.

If I remember correctly it was at around level 9 that first tier spells would become encounter instead of rest based. However, I don't remember if that was wizards or druids. Maybe both.

Personally I've found the story in PoE pretty interesting so far. It does start off a bit slow and even overwhelming at times but once you start getting through Defiance Bay things really start to pick up. Something I have noticed is that people who tend to say that PoE doesn't have a good story are usually people who don't bother reading all the walls of text that the game gives you. While you don't need to read all the books and extra stories necessarily, they do add a lot to the overall story. Not sure if that applies to you or not, but might be related if you get bored right at the beginning and as such skip over the dialog. Different strokes for different folks though. Personally I like PoE's universe a lot better so far than DA:O (even though I enjoyed that too until DA2 came out).

Don't forget, it's only female nipples they have an issue with. Guys are perfectly okay. As an American I can confirm that our cultural standards are really freaking weird.

You know, so many people go out and want fantasy or sci-fi settings to use "different swear words" because normal swearing breaks their immersion. Bit odd in my opinion to change only swear words and nothing else. Can we get a mod that changes all the text in the game to be in true old english rather than only changing the swear words? I'd love to read PoE like the old english form of Beowulf or even just the slightly more modern Shakespeare. Wherefore art thou Watcher?