u/Different_Potato_179

Maybe an odd post, but what I mean is streamers who do full, in depth playthroughs of games. Because I've been watching Cohh for years and one of the biggest reasons I enjoyed his content was when he would put a lot of time into games, my introduction to him was the witcher 3 and I loved the massive playthrough he did. But I'm starting to get a little sick of how many games he drops or doesn't put much effort into, it annoyed me especially bad when he did it for his first run of Elden Ring but thankfully he played that a lot more afterwards at least.

I'm the kind of person who likes having a streamer on in the background playing the same game I am, and every time I find a game I'm interested in, check to see if Cohh is playing or has played it, just to see that it was dropped is annoying. So yeah, looking for some similar streamers in that regard.

I mean a mod that makes the game hard AF. Any recommendations aside from Ascended? That mod creator is clearly a person lacking any creativity or ability to accept criticism and so the mod is just dogshit. Even if I wanted to play it again they don't work on it anymore and it seems there are issues with the installation that will never be fixed.

Would anyone be able and willing to join and drop me a grinning axe (+0 preferably), pendant of infernal oblation, ring of infernal devotion, and the wildfire ring? I want to try that build out without the hassle of basically going through the whole game just to get it, and unfortunately I'm not on PC to just cheat engine my way around it.

Is it possible for someone to join and drop me Vigour skulls in the tutorial zone just before Otto/Lightreaper? I want to kill this POS here but my damage is just so low and it's going to take fucking ages otherwise.

I have only played the game once before but never finished it, I remember having wanted to use Pietas sword but it took so long to get that I got pissed off and gave up lol.

Edit: Thanks to the replies from people with a functioning frontal lobe, that could derive that I did not mean "how do I gain access to the sword" but "how do I acquire the sword"

Important note, I *am* using the call of the wild mod.

I am looking for what is considered the strongest, min maxed build in the game, or whichever are the top few builds whether they use call of the wilds classes/subclasses or not. I will say I do personally gravitate toward melee builds in most games, but if a caster is the best, then I will go with that.

I'm not sure how best to level a scaled fist monk for unfair difficulty, can someone with a better knowledge of Pathfinder help out? I am more than willing to multi-class if its better.

Do mods disable achievements in this game? I saw that bag of tricks should have an option to re enable them but I do not see that option anywhere, which leads me to believe those comments were talking about Wotr and not Km. There are some small QoL mods I want but not at the cost of achievements is all.

I have done almost everything available in fort joy but I never interacted with the Dallis cutscene, so I went back to fight them with a plan in mind, I want to get the hammers pet (gheist) who drops the purple item, killed as quickly as possible so I can then escape. I have the fight saved right before I can deal the killing blow to said enemy, three of my party are far enough to flee, and Sebille has the perk that lets you flee regardless of where you are. So I've been save scumming over and over and over because I want the chest plate that I know it can drop, but I'm getting different variations of the ring every time. If I have saved mid fight is the loot already decided as being a variation of that ring no matter what? Do I need to reload to before the fight every time, or am I just getting remarkably unlucky?

Within the actual fort itself, not the surrounding marshes and what not, I'm trying to ensure that I've done everything I can. I feel as though I've explored extremely thoroughly, I am at level 6 and I'm ready to move out into said surrounding areas. Any more elusive/secret/easy to miss quests I may have gone past by accident?

I've played for about 3 hours so far and just got off of the tutorial island. It seems like you can definitely carry a fair bit of stuff, but im a real loot goblin so I like to take *everything.* I found a cave shortly after shipwrecking and carry weight is already starting to piss me off. There is a mod that can drastically increase your carry weight and I'm considering using it.

My only concern is that, as someone who likes a challenge and is playing on the hardest difficulty, would it be too cheesy? I'm just worried it might make the game too easy by making me super rich, or maybe it doesn't really matter.