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Well, you can do that already with the beta version.

I have to agree with algroth. While it was annoying to be evil in BG (higher merchant prices,lose reputation even if nobody sees you committing the crime) D&D's underlying system was fundamentally flawed. The idea that anybody is inherently evil and does evil stuff just for the sake of it, no matter if you get something out of it, because your disposition requires it is stupid. Pillars has it right in that regard, you either care, don't care, or don't care and want to antagonize whoever you're talking to. That leads to dialogue options of 1-3 good ones, don't care and "edge lord". That's fine. What i think COULD be criticized is that the don't care option doesn't lead to more eaten babies or sth like that. I guess the reason is that deadfire was designed with a more uplifting mood in mind. PS: Your example of eating baby for gain of power ist just don't care too btw.

No. This thread should have been a poll.

I'm currently waiting, but I have completed the game several times already. Anyway, shouldn't be long now.

I always intend to in order to play optimally, but after a while the game is easily manageable with whatever group composition. Then I can't be bothered anymore. My vote goes to Tekehu, I think his story is more interesting than Xoti's. Maybe that is only because I never really cared what happens to that loony zealot. :shrug:

You're right, though i always take devastating blow, too, for those sweet super high crits. Every later active ability is not really needed, gambit is disappointing, perplexing sap even is detrimental (stuff might hit you and YOU get confused).

Just saw that retweet and had to think of the Avellone/Obsidian skirmish... Hm.

Arcane Knight can reach crazy defenses, but for PotD (as it is right now, anyway) you dont need that. Anything with pala in it is fine. Herald is especially good in my opinion, because self heal+fire dmg+frost dmg+summons. Of the 3 you mentioned I'd say pala/wiz is best and fighter/priest worst.

What? Why? edit: AndreaNinja!

This thing? I never had a problem with it.

Josh said very often they would change PotD as well as Veteran so I assume it is already changed in the beta patch. I don't know for sure though since I have only played PotD in 1.1.

Thats about authorship of the screenshot. If only the maker of the object could upload photo of an object, then there would be not many photos on wikipedia... Now this happened: "We could not determine whether this file is suitable for Wikimedia Commons. Please only upload photos that you took yourself with your camera, or see what else is acceptable. See the guide to make sure the file is acceptable and learn how to upload it on Wikimedia Commons."

Mirke or Fassina, voted Mirke.

Next week or the week thereafter, they dont know yet when exactly.

yes.

Cannons are way more expensive now, one Double Bronzer costs 2000 pires.

How do I upload a screenshot? When I try I have to click "This is my own work", and PoE2 is not...

Finished a solo game with this build and it was super fun, thanks! I didn't have access to the Endless Paths blade though. Wound up using the soulbound pollaxe (Lord Darryn's Voulge) the whole time. It's really good with its aoe-disoriented effect and slash/shock damage. In the late game I tried Engoliero do Espirs (because the pollaxe is only superb at max) but it didn't come close to the voulge. I also took the improved endurance aura talent that also heals you. At the end of the game it healed for +8 every 3s without any buffs, which was enough to keep me topped most times. It makes it hard to make use of the barbarian's Blooded talent though.

It's fun to imagine what those characters would be/play like. Thanks! Maybe I try one of them for my next round of Deadfire.

I have this issue too.

I'm a little disappointed, I liked the narrator very much.

Why not play with the 3.03 beta patch then?

If that is really true, that sucks.

Caed Nua should be there. Did you get the Maerwald quest?

Why would you give a Rogue max mechanics? Isn't it much easier to give it to a front line character so you can search for traps in your usual formation? Also, I read that priests get acc bonuses from mechanics for their seal spells.