rjshae

The advantage of speculative fiction is the opportunity to explore new and unique situations. If the game is to explore sexual situations, I'd like to see it take a look at ones that are particular to this setting. For example, the implications of sexual relations with non-human intelligent creatures, or unusual ramifications of relations with the corporeal undead or animancy animations employing captured souls. Would a sexually obsessed animancer go so far as to encase the soul of the object of their affections into a shapely construct? Are there intelligent non-humans who keep humanoid concubines of different species? What about a degenerate brothel that maintains prostitutes appealing to a variety of tastes. &c.

I suppose if somebody wants a wider spell choice, they can multi-class. Maybe there will also be magic rings that allow more spells during combat?

Bird **** all over your boat if you piss off Hylea? It's all over the, ahem, poop deck.

Middle management suck-up, the RPG. Every monster fight is a boss monster.

PoE3 will be a console MMORPG with loot chests and microtransactions. :aiee:

In case you were wondering...

I'm waiting to see how it plays out, but I suspect I'll find it too restrictive. They could have switched to a spell point system and kept the casting times as they were. That would also allow a more diverse selection of spells that are better adaptable to the conditions.

Did you and the idiots that liked you even read what the OP said? Jeez I see these mistakes all the time, concrete proof people see what they want to see. Yes I read the original post. Now get a grip and cool down.

You'd think, given the Dwarven reputation as underground dwellers, that they would have a reputation for a deeper intimacy with Adra and its properties.

That doesn’t sound prudent to me. You could end up with paper-dragons or impossible, godlike early game encounters. No, that's not what I'm saying. If you're following the main quest, you shouldn't necessarily know there is (or isn't) level scaling in all of the encounters.

Completely random; some level scaling, some not. Let the player explore and find out, rather than following some heuristic.

All right, well good luck to Ms. Garsten in her new endeavors then.

"If this design does not pan out, we are likely to revert to Pillars I Might/Resolve." Hmm.

It's not a new approach to use separate to hit/damage resistance parameters. PnP games have been doing it for decades and it works well. Try playing something other than archaic D&D for a change.

I don't know how practical it is to have enhanced ammo types, but how about enhanced camping supplies that provide an "unlimited" enhanced ammo stock? I.e. somewhat equivalent to special benefits from resting in specific locations, but applied to a consumable camping supply. You get a similar bonus on arrows, bolts, bullets, and so forth; it's something extra you purchased from a supplier for a special campaign need.

May 8th -- National Coconut Cream Pie day. Can it be a coincidence? I think not.

Got my tactical flashlight ready...