[Patch 1.2.2 Hot Fix Patch now on Beta]

Where is this new vendor? I've scoured Port Maje and can't find them. Do I have to somehow unlock them via GoG?

[[Bug] Fampyr - Dominating Gaze]

I have also triggered this bug with Wounding Shot and a rogue with Deep Wounds, against both fampyres as well as liches: every DoT tick triggers the gaze.

 

Relatedly, my friendly cipher triggers Psychic Backlash on every tick when affected by either Wounding Shot or Deep Wounds from an enemy.

[Fampyr Dominating Gaze Bug]

From what I can tell, DOTs trigger the bug. I can consistently trigger it with Wounding Shot or a rogue with Deep Wounds.

 

Interestingly, if my cipher is hit with either of those it triggers Psychic Backlash every tick as well. I can almost guarantee these two bugs are related.

[[1.1] Blinded affliction does not actually prevent gaze]

Any update on this? 1.2 hasn't fixed it.

[Patch 1.2.0.0028 Hot Fix Patch now on Beta]

Wahai Poraga is broken (in my stash)

[Visual glitch on level-up screen]

Ditto on OS X via GoG.

 

 

[Cornett of Depths]

I'm getting a crash during this same scripted event.

 

save: https://drive.google.com/open?id=14zqxkp-HRNbnD77ZKR71J2LANXHzZiUs

log: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1y9Od2ziPKbW2dSAAoj519exMl2tnXhdS

[[CRASH] Bug in Neketaka Duel cutscene]

In the Duel cutscene, the game crashes when I attempt (and probably fail) the streetwise check to look for higher ground (after I've succeeded at observing the duelists more closely).

 

Save game: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WBiJgYypQKgxCeM-X8C-nB0UibyPi7Sh/view?usp=sharing

Log: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hffYJatJoSUY-3aRYztMWs_Tzy2HgybJ/view?usp=sharing

[Map bug: Character stuck in Engwithan Digsite]

I have a character stuck just south of the wooden staircase on the Engwithan digsite map.

 

Save game available here.

[Yet another Resolve vs Interrupt idea, but with no RNG]

This system is simple, RNG free, and makes dumping Resolve raise the risk of getting interrupt-locked.

 

Interrupts don't cancel an action, just delay it by some % of the time the action takes. The strength of the interrupt is this percentage.

Example interrupt values:

Weakest interrupt: 5 points, i.e. delays completion by 5%

Weaker Interrupt: 25 points, i.e. delays completion by 25%

Weak interrupt: 50 points

Average interrupt: 75 points

Strong interrupt: 100 points

Stronger interrupt: 125 points

Strongest interrupt: 150 points, i.e. delays completion of the action by +150% (Thrust of Tattered Veils would have a similar affect as PoE1 at this strength)

 

Resolve gives Concentration, which is subtracted from the interrupt value to determine the actual strength of the interrupt, with a Concentration >= Interrupt causing no delay. (Concentration doesn't speed up action times.)

For the above interrupt values, each point of Resolve would provide 5 Concentration.

 

Examples:

A mage casting a spell with a 1.5 second casting time is hit with an attack:

 

Weakest interrupt, 5 points:

10 Resolve (0 Concentration): 5 - 0 = 5: delay by 5% => total casting time is 1.575 seconds

11 Resolve (5 Concentration): 5 - 5 = 0: no delay => total casting time is unchanged at 1.5 seconds

12+ Resolve: no delay (Concentration doesn't speed up cast times)

3 Resolve (-5 * 7 = -35 Concentration): 5 - (-35) = 40: delay by 40% => total casting time is 2.1 seconds

 

Weaker interrupt, 25 points:

10 Resolve (0 Concentration): 25 -  0 = 25: delay by 25% => total casting time is 1.875s

15 Resolve (5*5 = 25 Concentration): 25 - 25 = 0: no delay => total casting time is unchanged at 1.5s

15+ Resolve: no delay

3 Resolve (-5*7 = -35 Concentration): 25 - (-35) = 60: delay by 60% => total casting time is 2.4s

 

Weak interrupt, 50 points:

10 Resolve (0 Conc.): 50 - 0 = 50: delay by 50% => total casting time is 2.25s

15 Resolve (25 Conc.): 50 - 25 = 25: delay by 25% => total casting time is 1.875s

20 Resolve (50 Conc.): 50 - 50 = 50: no delay => total casting time is 1.5s

3 Resolve (-35 Conc.): 50 - (-35) = 85: delay by 85% => total casting time is 2.775s

 

Average interrupt, 75 points:

10 Resolve (0): 75 - 0 = 75: +75% => 2.625s

15 Resolve (25): 75 - 25 = 50: +50% => 2.25s

20 Resolve (50): 75 - 50 = 25: +25% => 1.875s

25 Resolve (75): 75 - 75 = 0: no delay => 1.5s

3 Resolve (-35): 75 - (-35) = 110: +110% => 3.15s

 

Strong, 100 points:

20 Resolve: 100 - 50 = 50 => 2.25s

25 Resolve: 100 - 75 = 25 => 1.875s

30 Resolve: 100 - 100 = 0 => 1.5s

3 Resolve: 100 - (-35) = 135 => 3.525s

 

Strongest 150 points:

30 Resolve: 50 => 2.25s

35 Resolve: 25 => 1.875s

40 Resolve: 0 => 1.5s

3 Resolve: 185 => 4.275s

 

The interrupt values can also readily be scaled up or down with the Resolve Concentration modifier to balance the strength of interrupts overall: e.g. Lowering the Strongest interrupt to 100 roughly matches with Resolve providing 3 Concentration.

 

This system will still allow for interrupt-lock on creatures with low Resolve, or when being hit by enough high-interrupt attacks, especially when trying to use slow actions. It also makes Resolve much more attractive to melee characters.

 

This may weaken light weapons more late-game since Resolve values go up, but class features or talents could add to the interrupt value (and likely feel much more satisfying than the PoE1 Interrupting talent). Class features or talents can similarly add to Concentration.

[Deadfire DLC items from v3.07?]

I just tested the firing speed of the arbalest on my Dwarf chanter with 2 dex, using my chants for timing, attacking out-of-range spores. It has exactly the same overall time between bolts fully upgraded and unbound. I'm pretty certain that's a bug. Regardless of the semantics of the tooltip, I would expect a full-upgraded soul-bound weapon to offer more than just Superb and two CC procs, which makes me think the intent was 50% faster firing, overall.

[Psychic Backlash bug: Cipher use it on himself at the begining of battle]

After a reload, it doesn't seem to trigger in subsequent battles until after the cipher has been attacked.

[Psychic Backlash bug: Cipher use it on himself at the begining of battle]

It's not specific to that armor.

 

Here's a save with the problem.

 

Edit: In an 'interesting' twist, the bug is gone in the first combat after a reload, but then returns... but not always.

 

This self Psychic Backlash doesn't preclude the 'normal' Psychic Backlash.

 

It doesn't always show up in the combat log and seems to be able to happen more than once per combat.

[Patination Chamber hurts Devil of Caroc]

Despite the message log that the Devil is immune to the gas cloud (since it's a poison), the gas cloud still does damage.

[Bug: Consecrated Ground + Stunning Blow = stunned party]

I have the Shod-in-Faith boots equipped on Zahua. An enemy attack triggered Consecrated Ground from the boots. I activated Stunning Blow on an enemy and allies affected by Consecrated Ground were also stunned on the next tick of the spell.