rjshae

Plurale tantum

I'd much rather have a PC game ported to consoles than vice versa. As long as our available choices aren't reduced, it's no skin off my back.

wow that's an beauty orlan there. i really hope she's a fully companion.. or being made into one at least in the expansion DLC. Forget it, man. You'd just end up with fleas, and then you'd have to delouse the entire ship.

Hiravias needed a rabid hamster spiritshift form.

That half-time show was too bland. There was too much going on, it just felt cluttered and fluffy.The interlude with Timberlake at the piano was the only good part. Less is more -- they should go back to basics and have the artist try to make a connection with the audience.

When you're in combat though, don't those fancy magic visual effects get washed down for visual clarity? I mean, they look really good but I suspect that's probably not how you're going to see them in game most of the time.

Yeah, but the point is you're almost certainly not the pilot of that particular mission. Typically you're a random Joe Shmoe with some skills. Even a Watcher should really just be that: an observer with a unique perspective.

Having your choices significantly influence the outcome of world-shaking events just seems to over-blown to me. You're just a small part of a much bigger picture. Perhaps at most you can change the destiny of a town or city, but that should be about it... unless you're playing a god.

Harvard MBA: the glass need to be rightsized via an disruptive outsourcing process.

Your pet is a *COUGH*pidgeon*COUGH* hawk. Nice! Looking forward to playing the patched game.

My heuristic is to wait until the third patch release before playing a new game. By then most of the big rocks should have been cleared.

Yep. Based upon the PoE record, PoE2 will be tweaked and rebalanced several times to correct for factors such as particularly favorable multi-class synergies. It'll all work itself out over time.

Remember that time you got whacked on the back of the head with a roll of quarters? Or maybe you don't.

You'd think some curious individuals would have started tinkering with combining magic with guns in some form, perhaps using special crystals in the breech to bind various spirit effects to bullets as they are fired. Your PC could retrieve these crystals then use their appropriate skills to insert the piece into a custom, higher-quality weapon.

That is intended yeah. But imagining a Cipher/Rogue, u get both sneak attack and soul whip at lvl 1 so you will do more damage than single rogue or cipher with auto attack. Unless the +1 power level ability/spell is > the double passive u get, I don’t think single class is more powerful. Presumably it will be properly balanced over the long haul as you level up so that a single class grows more powerful than the multi-class. First level abilities are irrelevant in that case.

Single class gaining abilities faster than multi-class isn't enough? I thought the whole point of multi-class was trading power for flexibility.

Statistically speaking, it's not terribly likely to survive a Biawac and then just happen to run into the leader of the Leaden Key going about sinister business. High fantasy RPGs have never exactly run on what's statistically likely to happen. Well, strictly speaking, the two events may not have been completely independent because they both had to take place near Glanfathan ruins.