MrBrown

Most people play public, but generally only specific difficulty levels. But only at max level really.

If you've been playing the seasons for the past year or two, the pack doesn't really add much new. There's a new class, but there's no interesting additions to general gameplay.

Weeelll, there's the anniversary stuff going on, which is basically a Diablo1 like dungeon in D3. It's probably not worth it, if you're not much into D3, though. I played it, but I never played D1 back in the day, so I can't say how cool the nostalgia might be for those that did.

You should play Legacy of the Void epilogue. The plot goes a bit overboard, but at least it gives a conclusion to it all. And the missions are nice enough.

It has to do with lag and crappy ping.

At least in Diablo 3, you don't have to connect to a central area with lots of other players every time you start the game, like in Path of Exile...

Ive heard there's a bug where it wont stay in legacy of bhaal mode for some reason... Could be that Yes, legacy of bhaal mode basically doesn't work, even if it seems to be on it the monsters the game loads can still be loaded as if on a lower difficulty. There's a workaround (https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/49808/legacy-of-bhaal-mode-workaround), but it's really bothersome.

There seems to be some serious bugs related to the new difficulty settings at the moment. Too bad, I kinda wanted to try them. :/

I'm not super-sold on SoD, but I'm probably going to try a bit of v2.0.

Don't bother with the items too much, you don't need money that much either. Grenades and drugs have the best weight/value -ratio, naturally.

I play like that. Um, you want points in Perception and Agility. Then just look at the Perk Chart to see what fits your bill. You'll want Rifleman, Gun modding, Stealth at least. Just a word of warning, it's much more difficult than in FONV, where you could kill 90% of stuff with sniping.

Do you have enough settlers working the food? After so many planted foods, you'll need another person to work the food. Well that's another issue. I have this one settlement with 20 people walking around. I lose track of who is actually working on which vegetable because it doesn't say (that I can see) who is. So maybe I'm allocating two workers to one plant, or maybe I'm missing a plant entirely. In any case, how stupid are these settlers? You shouldn't have to hand-hold them to even think maybe instead of sitting on a broken chair all day, they could harvest some corn without me commanding them to? They seem to start working crops eventually by themselves. In any case, when you look at a plant in workshop-mode, it shows the pipboy-icon in red if no one is assigned to it. Also, looking at settlers will also highlight the stuff they're assigned to (which isn't very useful unless they're standing close to them). One settler can work 6 plants.

I've seen Carla's brahmin spawn on top of houses in Sanctuary.

But it gives you that feeling of power... And jumping around and making a lot of noise is so satisfying... or Maybe I'd rather just be playing a new Mechwarrior game...

Is there any reason to run anything but Power Armor? Fusion Cores are so abundant, I just run with it on all day long.

My Sanctuary is basically an adhesive farm.

Finished. Now grinding for achievements. A couple of nitpics: protoss aren't easy to relate to, makes the human drama kinda stale. Opponents were always the amorphous mass of Amon's underlings, so it seemed like there was very little variance.

Civ:BE Rising Tide. Has lots of neat little new things. Nothing super-gamechanging. Plays a lot smoother, as in, lots of things that felt like a chore before now feel enjoyable. AI is as stupid as ever. Aliens are more annoying than before. Not sure if some changes are intended or bugs. They finally made trade routes bearable in this game.

The last story DLC, "Trespasser", for Dragon Age Inquisition came out a few days ago. Haven't played any of the DLC yet, so no idea of quality. Starcraft 2: Legacy of the Void comes out Nov 10th, 2015.

DA:I on sale on Origin. Not the DLCs though, booo.

The Black Emporium does stock fade-touched etc materials. It's dependent on your level. IIRC, at level 18 there were fade-touched stuff. Not sure if it restocks, but most crafting materials turn into unlimited supply at high levels.

- Leliana does mention some stuff from DA:O, especially early on in the game. Most you have to ask her yourself, IIRC. - There's 3 NPCs for each class. - Some War Table missions can only be completed before going to Skyhold. A few are mutually exclusive. Other than that, they never go away with time or anything. None of them are really biggies, though.

The one "area DLC" also has a story. Just pointing it out, haven't played it myself either. No news of other DLC, but they told about that one only a day before it was available, so I'd assume it's the same for any future ones. I'm pretty sure there will be some.

BTW, the Black Emporium is now free for release versions of the game. Even for muslims! Content is basically all kinds of schematics, crafting materials, and a chance to change your characters look. I checked it with a level 18 character, and it basically had all the schematics and materials you'll ever need.

Seems like every DLC bioware made for the DA and ME -series': New area, new story, some gimmicks to make it more varied, but no real new mechanics.