Katarack21

From what I understand, it's mechanics--although really, Perception should factor in. The text in the ability description would lead you to think that even if logic didn't.

I thought Chris A wrote Grieving Mother? Who, by the way, is an amazingly cool companion.

I thought you were supposed to be able to do upgrades concurrently, like more than one at the same time? Every time I try to start a second one it tells me the first one is "...already in progress."

As far as the locked-out dialogue options are concerned, there is an option you can toggle in the game menu so that they do, in fact, never show up.

As somebody who reads obsessively and widely at every given opportunity, I disagree. But that's okay, we all have our opinions.

I'm playing a cipher, but while I originally intended to use a pike I've ended up with a bow in one hand and a dagger/hatchet set in the other.

I agree. What, *exactly*, is a "wilder"?!

I'm playing a cipher. I'm wondering if there are special interactions with Grieving Mother for my class, but I have the help turned off--so honestly I wouldn't know if that line of dialogue is extra or not.

I think the balance is off somewhat. It's quite possible to get up to Raedric with a party group that, honestly, shouldn't be fighting him yet--so if you don't plan to ally with him, it becomes a pretty serious problem.

That *sucks*.

I think he's *prepared* to.

All the companions are memorable, IMHO. I'm actually torn about who to take with me because they are all interesting and compelling. Not a Dynahier in sight.

I have Eder, Sagani, Aloth, myself (ranged damage cipher) and a barbarian I made. Everybody is level 4 except the barbie, who is level 3. Those druids kicked my *ass*. That AoE damage they do is RUGGED.

Whenever his voice acting kicks in, it starts halfway through the third word in his line. So he just said "...'em all! I don't care how you do it, but find her!". Not a stylistic choice, I'm sure; it's happening on every line and seems to be a bug of some kind.

I'd like for the developers commentary to have an extra toggle for "continue playing while paused". That way I can listen to the commentary in the wilderness areas and not be on high-alert for enemies the whole time.

Have I been hoarding skins for no reason? Is there a ton of money just sitting in my stash? lmao

It's a tough fight. I went in at the same level with a fighter, barbarian, priest, mage, and cipher (me). I only managed to succeed through bouncing a bunch of Rolling Flames back and forth through the melee. Aloth was the only guy left standing at the end.

It was really rugged. I basically only won because I cheesed Aloth out real hard--by the end there were four or five Rolling Flames bouncing back and forth like crazy.

How do you look at FPS in Steam? Do you have to use a separate program?

Make that plural. No Steam achievements--of any sort, at all, for this game.

But that's the serious facts of it. Encumberance systems don't make it more fun for me--they make it more limiting and frustrating. I don't want to have to spend twenty minutes calculating the size and shape of five arrows and six scrolls to take this armor, or leaving those five lore books behind because I need this scale male, or any of that. It brakes *my* immersion when I have to grab the Gauntlets of Ogre Strength just so my inventory isn't **** on my mage. It seems logical to me that since when the system is implemented, you remove my choice but when the system isn't implemented you still have a choice that I can bitch about removing my options.

Doesn't bother me in the slightest. I read along with the voice, and also read the grey text. It works fine.

Men are asked if they've ever sired a Hollowborn. When I said "No." with the honest qualifier, they then asked "Really? Are you sure?"

That way I could pause the game and not have to worry about anything coming up on me while I listened to it. I can always click the X if I don't want to, but most of the time I do I just don't want to be concerned about dying.