Wintermist

I watched videos of character builds, I probably watched them all. Every. Single. One. xD But I won't be watching a stream about doing the story, oh no no no no no. I want to step into the game not having any idea what the first minutes will throw at me. :D

You can do both. You can just re-click a new target, or drag the icon to the new target/location, depending on whichever you prefer. Yep, just saw it in one of the videos. Looks so great and user friendly. I can't wait much longer lol. I wish the GMG pre-order also came with the backer beta to warm me up

Nevermind, came upon a point in the backer videos where they show you can do exactly this lol. Yay! You can delete this whole thread now I suppose :D

So we can re-target with the spells with a click, basically like a re-cast, but wouldn't it also be neat if we could simply click and hold on the icon on the screen where you cast it the first time and just drag it to where you now want it? And if you unpause and do it, you will still see the timer and the spell will cast it where you are holding it once timer runs out. So you can drag and release, or drag and hold and it will cast it where you're holding it. Just an idea for quality of life I suppose

I probably won't get much sleep the 8th. Quests to do, monsters to kill...

Hmmm.... 1. The Witcher 3 2. Pillars of Eternity (Yeah, took me a while to get into it and fully understand the world, so much lore, but once I did the whole game changed for me) 3. Planescape: Torment Honourable mentions in no specific order: Suikoden series Baldur's Gate series Neverwinter Nights 2 Fallout 1+2

I bought both of them elsewhere, I'm gonna have to be an outsider

I like that it's fully voiced myself, it was annoying in PoE that in dialogues suddenly you get something that wasn't voiced at all and it's just so random. Now you always have it, and if you don't like it you can turn it off, can't get more perfect. I get why doing voices in a game like this is hard, because of the sheer amount of dialogue. It does a lot for the game though, I think. I also understand that adding new things will be more work too because now they got to add voices for it to match the text. In a pure text scenario they could add as much as the writers could come up with without the hassle of getting the voice lines there, and making sure the voice lines match up with the written text. Something that could be a bother if you have to edit the story and all.

EDIT: Nevermind

Yeah it's a countdown. I started watching when it was at 4.

Did the Ouroboros just get smaller too? Or did I imagine that?

Well that confirms the number is just a countdown.

I came up empty, an Ouroboros isn't exactly uncommon lol. It does sound/look like a fantasy game though. The "4" is alarming me though, since I just can't figure out what game it could be following. Or perhaps it's just the 4 horsemen of the Apocalypse xD Wheel of Time perhaps?