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Verde replied to Aarik D's topic in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Announcements & News
So I think for Abydons challenge to be more enjoyable there has to be an option to repair gear with materials. It's impossible to repair gear only with Gold in situations where you can't travel back to the hub, like in the Beast of Winter. And really, what purpose does Gold serve while dungeon diving? You should be able to pay blacksmiths to repair with gold otherwise repair with tier 1/2 materials. Honestly I may be running around naked in the cold by the end of Beast of Winter. -
Patch Notes for 4.1.2.0047
Verde replied to Cdiaz's topic in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Announcements & News
So there is still the Day 1 release bug where items no longer slotted are providing benefits. I don't know how hard it is to remedy this, but like I said it's been around since Day 1. For example, my MC and Aloth both benefit from A Whale of a Wand abilities. I'm wondering if you can completely exploit this by shuffling gear around? It's really baffling to me that this has not been remedied since release. It's really hurting my play sessions bc some chars have a bunch of random bonuses and abilities they shouldn't have. -
BS skeleton fight
Verde replied to Kilburn's topic in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
Least we can all agree that Haunting Chains is garbo, everything considered. -
In all fairness, that's not what he said tho. Saying, what do you know? And then you're right, is contradictory and weird. Its comical and confusing and being called out as such. When he says "What do you know?" it means something like "Well, how about that?" or "Well, that's surprising." It isn't really contradictory, but the reading makes it sound like he may have literally meant "What do you (as in, the guy he just shot) know?" In the last sentence, I meant 'literally' literally (sigh - maybe someday people will stop using 'literally' when they don't mean it and we can go back to just using it without clarification ). I think it's the opposite of what you said. He's meant to say, 'Hey, wadda ya know?' As in you're right, surprise, but it comes off like, hey you don't know, and then contradicts with him then saying he's right. I just played the part recently and this topic helped me understand why it irked me.
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BS skeleton fight
Verde replied to Kilburn's topic in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
In PoE1 it was simply OP with a paralyzing AoE. What don't you like about it in Deadfire? Fast cast and ability to paralyze and immobilize tough foes is pretty damn good for a low level spell. -
The comparison is irrelevant. Back onto your pt...a narrator should describe things that a reader or viewer can't obviously see or infer for themselves. Like a backstory. Or an off the screen act. Or even what someone is thinking. Narrating a character's actions standing in front of you is redundant, and even more confusing when he/she isn't even doing what the narrator says. It goes back to show don't tell, writing 101.