Bazgrim

I noticed this towards the end of the game as well. AMD FX-8120 GTX780 334.89 Driver

Yes, you should be able to play it. For further reassurance test your system going to http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri Type in Stick of Truth and click "Can you Run it?" Minimum: OS: WindowsXP SP3, Windows Vista SP2, Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8 (both 32/64bit versions) Processor: Intel Pentium Dual-Core E2180 @ 2.0 GHz or AMD Athlon64 X2 3800+ @ 2.0 GHz Memory: 2 GB GB RAM Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8800GT or AMD Radeon HD2600XT (512MB VRAM with Shader Model 4.0 or higher) DirectX: Version 9.0c Hard Drive: 6 GB available space Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers

Just wanted the give the warning that certain Chinpokomon are inaccessible after beating certain parts of the game. Following Chinpokomon are inaccessible after beating the game, if you do not have them after beating the game, you are not able to get them at this time without starting a new character. These are just the Chinpokomon I currently have missing, others may be inaccessible after beating the game as well. Gunrilla, Shoe, Pterdaken.

Specifically you need to use your dragon shout. As I recall.

It really depends how much of a South Park fan you, I am a total South Park fan boy and ended up buying the Grand Wizard Edition. I absolutely love the game and am looking forward to new content, there's a lot they are able to do with this game. I hope Ubisoft and Obsidian continue to work together to make this more expansive, right now it feels a little short, but still very happy with the game.

Ultimately end-game enemies hit so hard, self-healing is minimal and you end up potion spamming anywho. The main difference between Mug and Assault & Battery is that Mug acts more like a leech, rather than a restore. Mug will steal health from your enemies. Assault and Battery Restores health on hit.

So, it's not on "weapon hit", it's actually a DoT (Damage Over Time) that ticks when turns have ended. Gross damage meaning they throw up when the turn has ended and should give you 2PP when the DoT ticks.

I have just beat the game and would like to make a thread addressing the concerns or troubles I had in the game. As well as some builds that I tried out. I would like the point out that I am on PC, so any troubles I had will most likely be PC related. Tutorial I am trying to follow cartmans instructions for ranged magic, but it won't work.Look for the arrow around the oval, there is a certain sweet spot that makes it rumble. The arrow is not very obvious unless pointed out. A and D move the arrow back and forth around the oval to find the sweet spot. How do I change my to range or change my farts?Q and E will change your abilities. F and G will use them. Builds FighterIn the Stick of Truth, I played a fighter and at certain levels certain stats are better for you. Currently, at max level (15), I've found that the leeching of health only benefits me in certain large AoE situations and using my stomp. So I generally do not use it, unless I know I'm going to be fighting very large packs. Later on in the game, things hit for 2k+ and the maximum life steal (leech) I've come across is 250, so it's not very beneficial. - Armor Watch your armor closely, there is some armor in the game that DOES NOT give +Armor and therefore will not give you a reduction from enemy damage. It's important you have this as a fighter. - Health Percentage is your friend, +5%, +10%, etc. to health is extremely nice as it scales up with you. As you progress later on in the game, you'll notice you will have quite a bit more health than your buddies. It's important that you do, because you buddies end up getting 2 shotted by the end-game bosses. - PP Regeneration Passive PP regeneration is extremely nice. Something like a Frost/PP Regen combo. What this means is that you enchant your weapon with Frost. Then you equip an armor enhancement that gives you PP every time you do frost damage. So in longer fights you don't have to spam power potions. That's pretty much it, using this base foundation for fighter got me through the game fairly easily. Remember that Bull Rush is your friend and stacks, this will help if an enemy has really high armor... like ManBearPig. Story ( May Contain Spoilers) I keep seeing things on top of buildings, but I can't access them! How do I get up there?You get an ability later on to interact with the eye-type things on top to transport up there. It's after you've helped Randy. I GOT AIDS, HOW DO I CLEANSE MYSELF?Go to Ottawa in Canada, exchange $5 in the bank for Canadian cash if you do not have $5 in Canadian cash. Then go to the hospital across the way and cleanse yourself of dire aids. Selling items is taking forever... Is there a faster way?You can double click an item to sell it, but otherwise you still have to select it and click sell stacks for larger stacks.. Unless carpel tunnel if your thing. I'll add on to this if I can think of more things, until then, have fun!

Look for the arrow around the oval, there is a certain spot the arrow needs to be in order to make it start to rumble. A and D move the arrow back and forth. Just try to keep it rumbling until it's time to let it release. I was totally oblivious to the arrow myself the first couple times.