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I agree that ship combat is the easiest, fastest and most reliable way to level and make money with very little investment. Solo or not, PotD or not. I don't even bother to buy another ship. I'll sink nearly all unique ships before char lvl 8 with a normal sloop - only upgrades are better cannons. For the Deck of Many Things I like to buy the Red Dream Hull upgrade (for safety reasons - don't want to reload ) and that's it.

See?

If you use "Eld Nary's Curse" then maybe.

That's because they were imaginary big-name CRPGs.

Oh, please call it "Grand Prix Eurovision de la Chanson". It was surely the worst show on television until "Inhumans" came out...

You mean your computer has... hopefully...?

What exactly did you tell me? I try to memorize only the "real" facts - not the imagined ones. And even with the facty facts there's no guarantee - so bear with me. But on the other hand: there were so few that I really should remember...

Fixed it. He should be made a Knight Gradient now...

No sweat!

Which country is that? With "blah blah blah" you mean the two rather short words "Song" and "Contest"?

There are several more open positions like that - so my educated guess is Unreal Engine. They are older than the Microsoft deal.

I guess the whole point is that Benweth is supposed to annoy you and make you want to choke him to death while Xoti sings "All my little Ducklings" for him. Being a realistically good pirate doesn't seem to have been the no. 1 priority on the list.

I'm using Deadfire (Steam as well) on Ubuntu 18.04 and I don't have such problems.

Yes - it's a known bug and looked upon. I read it somewhere here in the forums and also the explanation for it (which I forgot). Should be fixed in the next iteration... I hope.

Hm... if I remember correctly it was 3 projectiles per shot with lower base dmg (like Frostseeker), not 3 shots (like the Red Hand has 2 shots before reloading).

I hoped that it was some Firefly-ish RPG. Now it seems to be 80% Fallout and 20% Firefly - but I guess this is as close as it gets. So... I'm looking forward to it. I don't care about top-notch next-gen whatever graphics - as long as the overall aesthetics are coherent and well done.

I know: "Postception", right?

You can. If you want to edit your thread title (don't think it will be confusing to adapt that to the actual poll) you use the "Edit" button under your opening post and then beneath that newly opened edit window there's the "Save"-button. Right next to the save button there's a button that say's "Use Full Editor". If you press thiat you can edit the title as well:

Weird Lord Wael - this overwhelming predictability... Erm... We are supposed to tell you that you don't expect that?

? "Eurovision" is a television network of the European Broadcasting Union. Did you mean "Grand Prix Eurovision de la Chanson" (or "Eurovision Song Contest")?

Hi again, I know I'm pestering, but I discovered that the Imbue: Spell abilites completely miss the enemy when using Three Bells Through - and most likely all types of such ranged weapons that have a sort of "AoE-line" targeting style. My suspection is that the devs (while preventing the AoE's of mortars and Blast to trigger the imbue spells) accidentially prevented "all"r AoEs (including that from Three Bells Through) to work. Have a look: Happens with all the imbue abilites.

If you hover over the dmg of a spell (coming from the ability bar!) it should show you a percentage value based on Power Level. Duration as well. Effects on weapon attacks are harder to see because the base damage is increased without any hint in tooltips or so (you'd have to monitor the dmg rolls in the combat log). Impact on spells on the other hand is visible in the UI.

When investigating this, I'm seeing that all of the Imbue spells are each benefiting from Power Level scaling in some way. If you have an example you could share, then I could dig further and see if perhaps there is a hidden issue here. I will note that I plan to change the default scaling for Imbue: Missiles so that it adds additional missiles for higher power levels. This type of scaling seems to better fit with what is expected and this should be updated in a future build. I'll list here each imbue spell and what you should be seeing from scaling (in case that helps to see the results) - You can test each of these by either comparing a low level ranger to a higher level one using the ability, or by Empowering these abilities and comparing results in the combat log. Imbue: Missiles - Projectile Count / Damage / Penetration Imbue: Web - Accuracy / Duration Imbue: Fireball - Accuracy / Damage / Penetration Imbue: Eora - Accuracy / Duration Imbue: Death - Accuracy / Damage / Penetration As always, thank you for the continued support, please let us know how things go as you continue to try out the new content. -Nick I just discovered that they don't scale if I add the class+subclass to an existing character via console (in my case monk) and then add the abilites manually. I can't empower them then and I guess that's also the reason why they didn't scale with Power Level. When I create an Arcane Archer it seems to work properly (well somehow - good point about the missiles). Sorry for the confusion. But so far I had no issues with PL scaling on abilites that I added via console. and since I always start testing out stuff with the console (so much quicker than going through the char creation every time)... That my also have been the reason why the Wards of my first Furyshaper test weren't scaling (but now they do even when using the console for "char creation"). Thanks Nick for the info by the way!

Those additional 10% may have lead to a fact buffer overflow.

Little update on the Arcane Archer: - Driving Flight and other additional jumps now properly trigger multiple imbue spells from one shot (Fire in the Hole and Watershaper's Focus are nice with this) - AoE from weapons does not trigger imbue spells anymore. So far, so good.