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She's got to get her svef somewhere.

Am I the only one who played the dude in AC: Odyssey? What's wrong with you people?!

Playing hard to get, I see. Never tried that one in a video game. :D

A Ravenloft game would be awesome.

Game was soft leaked about 2 years ago and it probably started half earlier to year earlier. Baring tech problems, they should be close to an alpha state.

I don't think there are classes and we haven't seen an ability system (a concern I also share) but we know that there is an attribute system. Also, you can blame the reporter for the asking if there are romances for the miles long thread about romances.

^Law office I used to work at had a replica of that painting in their law library.

^ Kinda think Q should've been Pathfinder with all that number crunching you have to do.

Where? Pathfinder hasn't sold well, Tyranny under performed, POE1 did alright but then Serpent in the Staglands only did okay based on the cost and not in raw sells. Ember did alright but it simultaneously released on mobile and PC.

I agree. SCL was better than a lot of people would have you know.

Friend gifted me Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Surprisingly, I like it.

Then it's a good thing reality isn't subjective. I mean, if you live in a cave by yourself, sure. The rest of us social animals have to deal with different opinions and perspectives and versions of the truth. Case and point - does everyone who's played Deadfire think it's a great game? Nope, as evidenced by various user and critic reviews. So yes, reality is subjective. The point ya missed it.

Then it's a good thing reality isn't subjective.

Congratulations Gromnir. That's the most well thought out cheese related post on the forums.

A game should be made to be experienced as much as the player wants to.

Obsidian don't own Pillars of Eternity, it's owned by some other company which is owned by Feargus. So Microsoft don't own that, but will probably still be able to make games in that universe if they want. They dissolved Dark Rock and consolidated Pillars IP under Obsidian which is under Microsoft.

inXile. It is featured in WL2. Except for overpenetration but it's not a vital part of the system. Obsidian wanted to reward players who stacked way more PEN than necessary. Pen/armor systems have been around before inXile ever existed.

Ihaven't played much yet, but just out of curiosity, was it always like that? Did you try different difficulty levels? In combat I had it on Hard but since I don't like the kingdom management aspects of the game I switched that difficulty down to Auto which, although being a listed and unchangeable option, apparently isn't actually a feature yet. Nothing was 'autoing' my kingdom management. I was only halfway through Chapter 2 and was already about to lose the barony.

My closet theory is that the PEN and additive Might are due to the devs trying to preemptively mitigate the Rogue multiclass meta. The end result is a confused mess. :/

My kingdom was collapsing (no idea how), every enemy I face can somehow beat an AC of 33, and my character died for about the 20th time to some status effect that the game does a horrible job of indicating. Yeah, think I've got my fix for now. Definitely deleting that character regardless.

It's a sign of how bad the Packers are this year when my Jets are giving them a run for their money.

From Josh Sawyer's tweets, I think its still in the testing phase.

I have a confused, love/hate relationship with this game. For 10 hours its awesome but then a bug or weird difficulty spike or lack of communication to the player ruins the experience. A lot of the game design lapses are when Owlcat forgets they're making a video game and not a tabletop session and there's no DM.

Just started playing. At what point can you pick her up as a companion?

Yandere is the Prime Evil.