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Druid. 'Cuz I like Druids. I might multiclass into Fighter, because the save file I'm planning to import was a Fighter and I'd like the continuity. A kind of reverse Jaheira. I don't know what subclass I'll take. Haven't looked into it much. But I'm leaning towards taking whichever is the Spiritshift subclass.

Gosh, I hope that is not true. I was really hoping for Eder to be a romance option. Or Pallegina in my case. Although in fairness, I did have Pallegina pegged as Character Least Likely To Be Romanceable, so it's not that huge a disappointment if she isn't a romance option.

Why does it matter whether it is downloadable for the Switch or not? Is it a question of disk space? Download time/bandwith? Does the same apply to the games you play on your computer? Download time. I don't know if it's my internet connection or Nintendo's servers, but downloads on Switch seem to take way longer than they should. At least when I'm downloading something on PC, I can also do something else with no trouble. Besides, while I've gone full digital on PC, I still like to have physical cartridges for my console games.

Wow. Ship combat looks rough. I can only hope it's got a really good tutorial or otherwise isn't too difficult. I mean. Yay. Previews. But... geez.

I don't think I'll be downloading this if it's digital only for the Switch (unless... perhaps... the size is not too big). But if the game'll have a physical release, depending on how well the port turns out, I'll probably double dip. I like my Switch, what can I say?

April is way earlier than I was expecting. I probably get started on replaying the first to get my save ready. I mean, I could just transfer one of the saves I have already, but I can't remember which one's got all the stuff I want. So...

It'd be nice if games started filling the mostly barren space between small indie and ludicrously huge AAA. It's an area of gaming so underserved, I don't even know if it has its own little word or abbreviation to call it.

Ah, Valeros. My preferred Fighter type characters are Seelah and Amiri, which leaves me in kind of a curious conundrum. Should I get this DLC because I don't really use Valeros or should I not get this DLC because I don't really use Valeros? I mean, I assume this campaign is tailored towards Valeros' strengths or at least his interesting quirks. So maybe I should check it out, see what he's all about.

Man, these new achievements are frustrating. On the one hand, yay, new Tyranny news. On the other hand, it's not actually new Tyranny news. It's a tiny light at the end of the tunnel, except you have no idea how long the tunnel actually is or how far along inside of it you are.

Well, it's sort of live. Right now, the Obsidian Edition doesn't give you the stuff it's supposed to give you. So I guess I'm waiting for someone to fix that.

Nah. Only the Deluxe Version.

Well, we can buy a 4,99 DLC pack now. Not the actual game, though. Guessing something went wrong somewhere.

I have a question: So the PC version is going to have special Edér and Pallegina cards. Is it possible that some future expansion would be wholly Pillars of Eternity-themed? I'm not asking if it's definitely going to happen or anything, I'm just wondering if such a thing might be possible.

I don't really intend to summarize a 40-minute video, because I wouldn't know where to start and as someone who hasn't played Pathfinder don't know what's particularly relevant. But you can watch the video here: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/150267657

As someone who's been waiting for a PC release before getting in on this, what exactly is the difference between the Base Game and the Obsidian Edition? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DA4zX_SV0AA0NK_.jpg