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https://www.fig.co/about#advisors Tough luck, Feargus Urquhart is an advisory board member.

Like what, spam the left mouse button to heave, and press spacebar to cast loose? Oh, and I want the possibility to ask my less experienced companions to collect water from the centerboard case using a sheet, or a halyard, because umm, we're sinking. Or finding a key for the boat wake, you really gotta find it because it's super important. Ask the crewmembers, they'll surely help you. Yup, that's pretty realistic imo.

PoE1 style hand drawn sketches +1

^ This.

1st, I think that these fractions of a second are there because of balance reasons. 2nd, do you really calculate these things while playing? Come on.

And a bottle of rum.

If it is well written and makes sense... no preference.

I think I'd rather want less portraits but fully painted for the most important characters in the game, like Iovara, Thaos, Galvino and Renengild. Also a few more shoulda have the portrait, like Duke Aevar Wolfgrin, Lady Webb, Maerwald And that would be enough in my opinion.

Some loose thoughts regarding the topic. I really prefer playing PoE in English, because I find it more suitable for this setting. It's great that there is/will be a Polish version of both games, but I still rather read and listen to the original. Most of the names translated to Polish irk me: Dyrwood is Jelenioborze, it sounds like Deero-forest Dyrford is Jeleni Bród, it sounds like Ford of the Deer Stalwart is Krzepa, it sounds like Sturdiness Yuck. So most of it is annoying, but I must admit that there are some really good ones: First Fires is Zarzewie, it sounds like a one word combination of two: Embers and SourceSo yeah, them good ones are in minority. But I also must admit that playing the Polish versions of the Infinity Engine games was fantastic. Both, the translation and professional actors taken for the roles were top notch and set the stage for any future Polish localizations. And this is why Enhanced Editions of BG and IwD are better to play in English, because new content has no official localization. Sure, some good people translated the text out of charity, but no new actors provided the voice overs. So I played the EE's in English, and it is/was a funny and intersting experience for me. Torment: Tides of Numenera got about $5 milion in total, and so it will be soon released with a Polish localization with professional voice overs - and the great comeback of Piotr Fronczewski, the legendary narrator from the Polish versions of the BG saga. I am sure to play this game in Polish only because of this, because it gives me both text and voices. As for Pillars - English all the way.

Wizard + Chanter = Fancypants Fighter + Paladin = Swordwieldingguy Priest + Paladin = Obamacare Druid + Rogue = Hobo Cipher + Barbarian = Deep-seated-emotional-issues

Thread back from the dead. This ring signifies membership in the Club of Refined and Prestigious Gentlemen. Beneath it's sigil, a motto is inscribed in Eld Aedyran: "Fréod ond Eathmédu" Does anyone know what Fréod ond Eathmédu means?

Everytime I see an arena and tournaments in a cRPG I go "not this again".

That's why I played PoE1 in English from the start. Besides, "Jelenioborze" does not appeal to me the same way as "Dyrwood"

Osvir, mate, that is the Eastern Reach only, not the whole of Eora. Mazisky, unfortunately no official map yet.

I made one more try to make a reasonable world map: http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/91137-geography-of-eora/?p=1879897

Hiya. Because of this post (http://jesawyer.tumblr.com/post/156515213986/congrats-for-a-great-start-to-the-figstarter-its) from Sawyer I did wonder about it and updated my version of the Eora map.

Pfft. I don't have Twitter, and can't cast a vote, so thanks for nothing, Josh

Here ya go

Other: It shouldn't

He was created by the Engwithans. Engwithans. They were known worldwide despite the Eastern Reach not discovered at the time. The way I see it is that if you create a omnipowerful being 1000 years ago, that being will surely be recognised on the other side of the world some time later. I mean come on, it's a god - artificial, but still really powerful. And said god didn't want to say anything about its creators, 'cause that's supposed to remain a secret, remember? This isn't sure, but probably there were Engwithan settlements outside the Eastern Reach. When somebody asked about the Engwith in the Deadfire Archipelago, Josh simply posted the X Files tune as the answer for said question. Maybe more info on that matter will come with PoE2: Deadfire. As above. No. EDIT: Here's the link to your numer 4. http://jesawyer.tumblr.com/post/153708677876/so-are-there-engwithan-ruins-in-the-deadfire Cue X Files theme music

Back or back not. There is no but.

Nothing. EDIT: This just in, the e-mail is... in. What the Effigy?