Boeroer

Maybe we should open a new bug report in the non-beta section now that 4.0.0.0034 is out of beta?

Yes, it will surely work. I didn't try if Eternal Devotion (adding a small lash to your auto-attacks) will remove the ACC penalty on attacks. FoD does, so that's a good combo. Also Ring of Focused Flame works with Imbue: Fireball and FoD.

Nice try Boeroer. It's true and you know it. I think you quoted the wrong person too. I replied to dunehunter (whom I know, discuss with and tease since the beta phase of Deadfire) and I quoted nobody. What do you mean?

Maybe because it's an animated gif.

They don't attack on sight. You can just sail past them. At least I can...

You have to opt out of the beta branch.

I am one with a season pass and FS was downloading and installing normally.

Ha! Caught you in flagrante delicto! I'm pretty sure you didn't post this yesterday at 03:50 AM - because it wasn't there a few minutes ago...

One in-game explanation could be that the range of all spells is too short to be useful in ship-to-ship fights.

If Veteran is too easy I would pick PotD. And then, if that's too easy as well I would think about Deadly Deadfire and stuff - but only then.

Yes, like that. Also high DR and endurance/health helps a lot to not attract too many enemies. Some of enemy AI's go after low deflection (=you), but others go for low DR or low endurance/health. So my recommendation would be to wear thick armor and also take stuff like a Blunting Belt (can be bought in the first village) and maybe pick the Thick Skinned ability at some point. While DR loses appeal later in the game (enemies' damage scales more steeply than your DR) it's very beneficial early in the game. With your health pool and endurance it's the other way around: less impact at the start of the game: gets a lot better later on.

There is.

Fun fact™: Mikey Dowling got promoted to Obsidian's "Director of Communications" last week. So don't bother one of the top brass now.

While I like PoE I appreciate that sharp but delicate sarcasm.

Plus: it's Twitter. There are so many users that will vote for anything even if they don't plan being a part of it in any way. But even here: I mean have you followed the poll for the Black Isle Bastards in the Deadfire subforum? Votes came in... one year after the Fig campaign ended.

Kind of.

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I guess they couldn't reproduce reliably. Anyways: if you take Dirty Fighting you are safe.

When I tested it worked with all charmed targets (NOT dominated though) - no matter the source of the charm. BUT you had to have another conversion ability - like Dirty Fighting. Else the Debonaire conversion wouldn't trigger. I reported that weird behavior as bug here: https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/106967-40-debonaires-hit-to-crit-conversion-behaves-weirdly/

Buuuuump!! No idea guys? Or is it maybe not reproduceable?

It's harder overall but still becomes easier and easier the further you level. That is because (as completionist) you will be overleveled for most later content. Most DLC stuff can be a good challenge though if you start them at the recommended char levels.

With RES 3 and DEX 10 you will get interrupted (higher chance and slower attack animation) unless you have a priest with Holy Meditation. That helps. Or you drink potions of Spirit Shield. Later on there are items that help passively. If you don't try to take on a lot of foes it's not a problem though. Flanking enemy groups shouldn't get you interrupted a lot. But if you get pummeled by several ones you will see that it can be a problem. If you experience those problems you can lower CON a bit and also PER and put some of those points into DEX and RES. 16 CON and PER for example is still plenty. Once you get an item that boosts your concentration you could drop RES again I personally could totally use the stat spread you posted above though. You lack one point by the way. I guess you haven't taken the cultural backgroud into account yet.

If I would want to follow that logic I'd say that in the late game it doesn't matter how powerful the high level stuff is because the game is way easier then than in the middle part (where you can profit from earlier abilities).