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I think everything that causes damage?

Yes - didn't mean that the game gets overnerfed as a whole. I think overall every balance pass did improve the game. I was indeed speaking about isolated nerfs of certain abilities. As Josh stated himself (some time ago) he'd rather do one big nerf and then rebuff if necessary instead of incrementally nerfing an ability. Thinking about it some more: Josh's approach may be better because it only hurts once.

Does not work with AoE weapons except with rod+Blast and mortars. No Wahaī Pōraga and no Whispers of the Endless Paths. Citzal's works but obviously you can't get it without cheating for a single class Monk. Special procs like from Oathbreakers End or Watershaper's Focus does work though. It's very easy to group enemies: use Sparkcrackers or Arkemyr's Dazzling Lights from stealth or use Pull of Eora. I'm playing it for a whole Playthrough ATM to verify its viability through the whole game and it's great. For solo you'd need to "despecialize" of course. This is not a solo build.

Type "Find" and hit tab. Then you autocomplete and cycle through commands with more tab hits. Same with "Spawn" and all other commands. Then you'll get the correct commands.

Crits are very good with DoT attacks. Since you get a 100% crit conversion against charmed targets Debonaire/Cipher sounds like the perfect combo. Charm,then place a crit-disintegrate. Or have a Debonaire/Priest with Shining Beacon and a Chanter or Cipher who group-charms and then put a Shining Beacon on them.

2 Honks and 3 Mongrels sounds about right.

spawnprefabatmoise lax02_dracolichif I'm not mistaken. Or something like that. You can search prefabs with findprefabIn this case I guess "findprefab dracolich" or so. I'm not 100% sure about the correct spelling - I'm on vacation without computer to double-check.

Good stuff. The last one sounds especially nice to me.

Can you elaborate? Example: Whitleaf's drug crash reduces all defenses (except deflection) by 8 with 1 in alchemy and this penalty will decrease with every point you have in alchemy (I think it will be -2 instead of -8 at 20 alchemy). A nalpazka monk can even have a positive effect for drug crash (+1-2 bonus instead of penalty). It's funny. The "problem" with Nalpasca though is that he has other, more severe disadvantages form a drug crash - so it's not really abusable.

Yes, and that's it. By the way you can't have more than 4 slots even if you take Arms Bearer, Black Jacket, Giftbearer's Cloth and Fleshmender (should result in 5 slots) you'll only have 4. UI restrictions I suppose.

What about Shadowing Beyond and Assassin's Slippers?

He obviously meant the part where you said that "nobody would complain".

Yes, it can be pretty deep.

Obsidian, or maybe Josh in particular, have a tendency to overnerf a bit. Then they rebuff until balance is ok. I would like a less "flip-floppy" approach but besides that I'm all for balancing.

If it removes all health is doesn't matter if it's a graze or a crit, having underpenetrated or overpenetrated, does it? As the description of Disintegrate says "Targets that have their Health reduced to zero disintegrate into nonexistence." If your health wasn't reduced to 0 you found a bug. Check that you don't use the Grog pet by the way.

A Bellower you mean in this case I presume. Which combo is good with Bellower?

I think it "only" gains base damage and PEN like most damaging spells. The number of attacks or jumps don't seem to get increased unfortunately.

Warlock is a great combo, especially with Blood Mage/Furyshaper. You are pairing the fastest casting time with renewable spell resources. Savage Defiance can heal your Blood Sacrifice. A near perfect "spell spammer" in my opinion an certainly has a top position in my "fun to play" list.

It is intended. I got direct confirmation from the designer. As I said: he also stated that Imbue should scale like regular spells. Bloodmage is good, Tactician is good, Furyshaper is good, Priest of Woedica is good, Steel Garrotte is good, Ancient is good. Others are ok but niche. The ones that need some work are Arcane Archer (fix PEN), Forbidden Fist (balance the ability), Psion (alter the focus-interrupt on getting hit), Bellower (improve the bonus). So I don't think that "Most of the new subclasses aren't good" is warranted. It's hyperbole. As stated several times before: they are not supposed to be better than the others or their vanilla class. Doesn't mean they can't be improved of course. Ancient's scaling issue annoys me for example.

If you want to support your party with a decent burning lash you'll need Flames of Devotion and then its upgrade Shared Flames - plus Mith Fyr (chant). With high INT Shared Flames' duration is quite good so you won't use too much Zeal on it. I'd also use Zealous Focus then. If you want to go the healing route mostly you don't need it - but Exalted Endurance.

Maybe not natively. But I guess when it gets released Steam Proton will be out of beta.

I think the question should be "why Bellower instead of Troubadour?".

Depends. Getting some key abilities a lot earlier is an advantage. Higher Power Level is an advantage, too. Having less resources is a disadvantage. Combining two classes which are front-loaded (like Rogue, Paladin or Ranger) is usually good. Other classes work quite well as single class throughout the whole game.

No idea what happened - but it's not how it's supposed to work. And I never experienced such behavior. Simply because you don't get any spell uses of Tier 8 and 9 in your ability bar. Only 1 - 7. Did you use the console?

He's way above your level so that's not a viable test object. It adds an elemental lash to your attacks and that's all. If you combine it with other dmg bonuses it's pretty good.