Why not both? If it is an Orlan sized dress, then it is also an elf's t-shirt.

ROFL - true.

Or is it a long sleeved, buttoned t-shirt with extra length? Let's ask Karl Lagerfeld. It looks like something he would wear as leisure suit...

 

 

Well, that outfit is ok. If you want to look like a catholic priest or sad Keanu Reeves. 

 

I still agree that bugarup holds the candle of truth shining a light in dark jungle of bloodthirsty fashionistas.

 

"Cool looking robe" is an oxymoron.

If it has no sleeves at all it may give you chills just by looking at it?

Anything without sleeves give me the chills. It's called airflow. 

 

And if you're referring to Kylo Rens outfit I will vehemently claim that the perception that outfit is 'kewl' is 75% due to Adam Drivers hair.

Had he been bald nobody would want to wear it. Everbody would be like, "eww, that shirtless robe looks itchy".

Sure... sure.

 

But what I meant was: if it gives you a chill by looking at it... it's probably looking... cool?

 

Ahh, NOW I got it.

New robe confirmed: 20% chance to cast Chill Fog when the enemy looks at you the first time.

Name: "Kalakoth's Missing Sleeves".

I dont know if some of you remember Heretic (or hexen), but i always loved the mages robes, pretty cool with shoulder guards.

I want a big dungeon.  It should be at least 4 levels, with puzzles and secrets and difficult fights.  The game has yet to deliver a Durlag's Tower style dungeon.  I could also use a town with as many quests as Dyrford or Stalwart.

 

But really what I want is for this DLC to be more like an expansion than a DLC, and that's not going to happen.

 

Finally, by the time the third game comes out, we should have a world map; doesn't matter if it's incomplete.

Beast Of Winter had a, what, six level dungeon? Clifftop, temple area, Bridge Ablaze, Drowned Kingdom, Infinite Queries, final White Void area

Erm... isn't the whole SSS Forgotten Sanctum a huge dungeon? "Carved into the flesh of a sleeping god" 'n stuff?

 

Edit: ehh, wrong DLC

Edited November 25, 20187 yr by Boeroer

That’s the Forgotten Sanctum, isn’t it?

Beast Of Winter had a, what, six level dungeon? Clifftop, temple area, Bridge Ablaze, Drowned Kingdom, Infinite Queries, final White Void area

 

Beast of Winter was a pretty linear campaign, not really a dungeon.  By dungeon I meant it in the classical style; big scary castle, lots of different rooms with different enemies that are thematically unified, usually going down, traps and puzzles, that tells some story of ruination, always with a boss at the end.  The only part of Beast of Winter I would consider a dungeon would be the temple area.  I enjoyed some of the other areas, but they weren't the same type of experience.

 

 

Pillars I had tons of them, like the Endless Paths, White March, and Raedric's Keep.  Pillars II doesn't really, even though Ukaizo and the Beast of Winter would have been perfect for it.

Edited November 25, 20187 yr by anameforobsidian

That’s the Forgotten Sanctum, isn’t it?

Yes, sorry. Total blackout.

The endless paths wasn't linear??

We need something like Durgan's Battery.

 

Beast Of Winter had a, what, six level dungeon? Clifftop, temple area, Bridge Ablaze, Drowned Kingdom, Infinite Queries, final White Void area

 

Erm... isn't the whole SSS Forgotten Sanctum a huge dungeon? "Carved into the flesh of a sleeping god" 'n stuff?

 

This one may be more like Head, Chest, Intestines, Genitals, Knees and Feet.

I don't know why people praise so much the dungeons in poe1, many of them are three floor deep but are filled with trash mob room after room. Also poe2 has a LOT of dungeons, maybe smaller but more characterized, and imho fort deadlight win over raedric keep.

I don't know why people praise so much the dungeons in poe1, many of them are three floor deep but are filled with trash mob room after room. Also poe2 has a LOT of dungeons, maybe smaller but more characterized, and imho fort deadlight win over raedric keep.

 

Because they are bigger. You have that feeling of exploring the unknown, uncertain of what lies ahead. That doesn't happen in a short dungeon, at least not when you have played for a time, start expecting that all dungeons are short and get confirmation of it over and over again.

 

That said, I liked to explore the Old City and Ashen Maw.

Raedric and Fort Deadlight are mirror images.

 

Old City is the bomb! In a good way.

 

Oathbinders Sanctum is .. ok.

 

(And that's how far I got with dungeoneering in POE2, 'CAUSE I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THE NEW SUBCLASSES!)

Edited November 25, 20187 yr by Frak

Im really up for a big ol' school claustrophobic dungeon. I think its fair to say nothing quite replicates the vibe. Raedrics hold is great on its own terms, but it aint the same.

 

Caed nua more like a sensible version of that 'via infinitum' from FFX-2 or whatever it was called.

 

Generally, i dont like to think in terms of games 'missing things' - best to focus on what a game has and does imo.

 

but ngl a durlags tower would put deadfire over the top for me. The series has knocked out some pretty great small dungeons and set pieces. Now its time for a centrepiece.

Bigger doesn't mean better, plus if the unknown is little consistent. I prefer ten dungeon like oathbinder sanctum or the hanging sepulchers over one like caed nua.

 

Erm... isn't the whole SSS Forgotten Sanctum a huge dungeon? "Carved into the flesh of a sleeping god" 'n stuff?

This one may be more like Head, Chest, Intestines, Genitals, Knees and Feet.

https://youtu.be/Xpt4j6CgqW4

Edited November 25, 20187 yr by Boeroer

 

 

Erm... isn't the whole SSS Forgotten Sanctum a huge dungeon? "Carved into the flesh of a sleeping god" 'n stuff?

This one may be more like Head, Chest, Intestines, Genitals, Knees and Feet.

 

 

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