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Eu sou um mestre iniciante no geral, mas já jogo D&D há algum tempo e, como sempre consumi bastante conteúdo relacionado a RPG, decidi começar a desenvolver esse lado de mestre.

Atualmente, estou lendo o livro de Tormenta20 e pretendo criar uma campanha usando o sistema, mas fora do continente de Arton. Quero fazer algo mais voltado para necromancia e inspirado em Vecna (mesmo sabendo que ele não existe oficialmente em T20).

Só que a ideia que tive parece bastante ousada, e queria saber se seria possível aplicá-la de forma eficiente. Ela ainda é bem rudimentar, mas seria mais ou menos assim:

Pensei em um mundo relativamente normal e feliz, na medida do possível, que descobre a existência de uma grande ameaça em outro continente. Por causa disso, o reino envia seus aventureiros mais poderosos para investigar e lidar com essa ameaça, deixando para trás apenas aventureiros menos experientes.

Nesse período surge um problema enorme: uma criatura extremamente perigosa — provavelmente um dragão — começa a assolar o reino. Desesperado e sem seus grandes heróis, o rei convoca praticamente qualquer aventureiro disposto a aceitar o trabalho, incluindo aventureiros de nível 1: os jogadores.

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What do you mean I didn't read that? Bro, I'm making a build with the Moonlight Greatsword, and I was thinking of using a Fire Claymore to remove the Frostbite and also deal decent physical damage on top of the magic damage. One in each hand to do power stance. Do you think this build would be viable? What attributes and talismans do you recommend? I'm at level 107. Just one question.

I started getting really into Soulslikes this year. In January, I played Elden Ring, and around May, I played Bloodborne. Those two games became some of my favorite games ever. And in a month or two, I’ll probably end up playing all three Dark Souls games.

Since I’m really excited about that, I’ve been consuming a lot of content about the three games, especially Dark Souls 3. I was looking into builds, and I was already thinking about doing a build with the Sellsword Twinblades in particular.

So I just wanted to ask you guys: is there anything I should know beforehand? Do you think the Twinblades are worth using? And do you have any builds you’d recommend for me to try across the three games, for a beginner—so to speak—since I’ve already played the other Souls games?

Do you have any recommendations? Because what I’m most interested in right now is planning my build and figuring out what kind of build I want to play.

então, esse ano virei muito fan da From Softwer pq joguei Elden Ring (meu primeiro soulslike e meu atual jogo favorito) e Bloodborne. Por isso fiquei com muita vontade de jogar os 3 Dark Souls e comecei a pesquisar, mas se comprase os 3 jogos separados mais as DLC's do 3 ficaria muito caro e por isso comecei a olhar as mídias físicas do DS trilogy q vem os 3 mais todas as DLC's por menos q o DS1 remake na playstation store. Comecei a olhar mas vi q a maioria deles tem legendas só pra linguas específicas como inglês e espanhol(nunca pt-br). Aí vem minha pergunta:alguém sabe se existe alguma versão de DS trilogy com legendas em português ?

então, esse ano virei muito fan da From Softwer pq joguei Elden Ring (meu primeiro soulslike e meu atual jogo favorito) e Bloodborne. Por isso fiquei com muita vontade de jogar os 3 Dark Souls e comecei a pesquisar, mas se comprase os 3 jogos separados mais as DLC's do 3 ficaria muito caro e por isso comecei a olhar as mídias físicas do DS trilogy q vem os 3 mais todas as DLC's por menos q o DS1 remake na playstation store. Comecei a olhar mas vi q a maioria deles tem legendas só pra linguas específicas como inglês e espanhol(nunca pt-br). Aí vem minha pergunta:alguém sabe se existe alguma versão de DS trilogy em pt-br ?

I have an issue with both *Horizon* games. I’ve always wanted to play them and I actually own them, but the sheer number of quests always puts me off—like arriving at a village and finding six quests waiting for me (especially since I’m a bit of a "perfectionist" with RPG quests and feel like I’ll end up underpowered if I don't do them all). Do you guys have any tips for dealing with this?

Sorry for the long post, but this has been bothering me for a while.

I've been thinking about playing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild because it's one of the games people recommend to me the most. I've always been a huge fan of RPGs, and since I don't have many games for my Switch, I'd like to make good use of it instead of feeling like I bought it for nothing.

The problem is that, after playing so many RPGs over the years, I've developed this mindset of "I have to complete every side quest, collect every item, and become as powerful as possible." Don't get me wrong—I think Breath of the Wild looks incredible.

What worries me is that it has such a massive world with an overwhelming amount of content. On top of that, I've never played a Zelda game before. I'm afraid of spending $60 only to either lose motivation and never finish it, or feel forced to rush through the game without really enjoying it.

So, would you recommend that I play it? And does Breath of the Wild work well for someone with that kind of completionist mindset, or is it more likely to become overwhelming?

So, I just finished Resident Evil 2 Remake with Leon A and Claire B, and it has officially become my favorite game.

For some context, RE2 Remake was my first Resident Evil game and also my first horror game, so now I really want to play more games in the series.

I already own Resident Evil 7, but I have this probably stupid and completely unfounded prejudice that RE7 and RE8 aren't as good because they don't feature the classic protagonists. Even though I've only played RE2R, I can't help feeling that way.

From what I've seen, RE7 is considered the scariest game in the franchise, and honestly, RE2R scared the hell out of me in several moments. Because of that, I'm not sure if RE7 is really for me.

Would you recommend that I play it? If you've been in a similar situation, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

I currently have every weapon and weapon upgrade with Claire B (except the Spark Shot), as well as almost every Hip Pouch. I'm playing on Assisted since this is my first Resident Evil game.

I wasn't expecting Claire to have so many weapons. In Leon A, after doing some research, I only used what most people considered the "best" weapons: the Matilda, Lightning Hawk (Magnum), W-870 Shotgun, and Chemical Flamethrower.

Now I'm wondering which weapons I should actually use with Claire, especially because I'm having trouble managing all the resources. My RPG player mentality is still very strong, so I always want to collect everything.

So, if you had to choose, what are Claire's four best weapons—the only ones worth carrying for most of the game—so I don't waste inventory space on unnecessary weapons?

Estou jogando Claire B depois de terminar Leon A, ambos no modo Assistido, porque este é meu primeiro jogo de terror e meu primeiro Resident Evil. Estou fazendo isso para conseguir o final verdadeiro.

Ainda estou bem no começo, mas gostaria de saber quando o Sr. X para de me perseguir e quais são suas limitações. Já sei que ele aparece perto do corredor da S.T.A.R.S., mas não tenho certeza de quando ele vai embora.

Pesquisei online, mas diferentes fontes dizem coisas diferentes. Então, só quero saber quando ele para a perseguição principal ,se ele te persegue durante a sequencia da prisão e como toda essa parte fuciona, porque, assim como na campanha do Leon, espero (infelizmente) que ele volte mais tarde.

O motivo da minha pergunta é que quero passar rapidamente pela parte em que o Sr. X está me perseguindo ativamente e depois voltar para explorar com mais segurança. Quero coletar todos os coldres, melhorias de armas e itens importantes, assim como fiz em Leon A, sem perder muito tempo explorando enquanto ele está constantemente me caçando.

I'm completely out of ammo, healing items, and offensive items, and I'm currently on Danger health. I need to restore power to the jail, and I just went back and explored everything I could find in the main RPD.

At this point, I honestly don't know what to do. With Mr. X constantly chasing me, more Lickers and zombies showing up, and almost no resources left, I can't seem to explore or make any progress.

Is there anything that can save my run? Even if it's a glitch or an intended exploit, I'm open to it. I really don't want to restart my first playthrough.

One thing that's important to me is that I made a personal rule not to use guides because I want to preserve the experience of my first Resident Evil game as much as possible.

If I do end up restarting, would you recommend using a guide only until I get back to where I am now, and then stopping so I can continue the rest of the game blind? Or do you think I should stick to my rule and play completely blind again from the beginning?

I'd really appreciate any advice. Thanks!

Should I restart my RE2 Remake playthrough?

I'm completely out of ammo, healing items, and offensive items. I need to restore power to the jail, and I just went back and explored everything I could find in the main RPD.

At this point, I honestly don't know what to do. With Mr. X constantly chasing me, more Lickers and zombies showing up, and almost no resources left, I can't seem to explore or make any progress.

Is there anything that can save my run? Even if it's a glitch or an intended exploit, I'm open to it. I really don't want to restart my first playthrough.

I'd really appreciate any advice. Thanks!

So I'm at the point right after Mr. X kills the officer who was pinned to the wall with the key card. After my fight with William (and maybe because I've finally gotten used to the "shoot and run" playstyle—instead of killing every zombie like I did earlier), I'm down to 7 handgun bullets and 2 flash grenades, even after doing a lot of exploring.

I'd like to know what I should do next. Also, is it still possible to go back and explore the main part of the police station from where I am now?

Resident Evil 2 Remake is my first Resident Evil game, and I've never really played a true horror game before. The closest experiences I've had are The Last of Us Part I & II and Bloodborne.

I'm playing RE2R completely blind because I don't want to ruin the experience of my first Resident Evil game. At the same time, I'm worried about missing something important, like weapons, key items, or puzzles. I'd also like to get 100% of the weapon upgrades for both Leon and Claire and complete the B Scenario so I can see the true ending.

So far, I've expanded my inventory to 12 slots, unlocked Leon's desk, and found a few other things.

Would you recommend that I keep playing blind, or should I use a guide to make sure I don't miss anything important?

I've never really played a true horror game before. The closest experiences I've had are the two The Last of Us games and Bloodborne. I own Resident Evil 2 and want to play it, even though I've never played any other Resident Evil game.

I'd like to know: how scary is it, and how different is it from other games?

Also, do you have any tips for a beginner so I can get off to a strong start and avoid making major mistakes?

I might be going crazy, but hear me out on this theory:

We know that Loran was the first Pthumerian kingdom to fall to the scourge, and it's heavily implied that the Nightmare Frontier is what remains of Loran. From the Frontier, you can also see the Fishing Hamlet.

That got me thinking: what if Kos was originally a woman from Loran who ascended and began sharing her blood with its people? The kingdom eventually fell to the scourge, and when she became pregnant, she was too weak to continue helping them. As a result, she drifted out to sea and eventually washed up near the Fishing Hamlet, leading to the events we know from the story.

I know there's not much evidence for this, but I thought it was an interesting possibility. What do you think?

Right now I'm using Djura's set because it provides more Beasthood (which is useful for my Saw Cleaver build) and has high Frenzy resistance, which helped me get through several areas.

From what I've researched, Eileen's set also has very good defenses and resistances. Which one is more worth using?

'm playing Bloodborne for the first time and decided to go for the platinum trophy, but I don't have PS+. From what I've read, PlayStation might offer free online access this weekend (June 6th and 7th). If that happens, I want to get the best gems for the Saw Cleaver, farm Blood Echoes, obtain the Beast Claw (the last weapon I need), and kill Queen Yharnam using the glyph shortcut dungeon. The problem is that I haven't really done any Chalice Dungeons in this playthrough. I've only completed the standard Pthumeru Chalice. I also don't really understand how the Chalice Dungeon system works, so I'm not sure what requirements I need to meet before I can use glyphs or access the dungeons people recommend. I'd like to know what is still possible for me to do considering how little progress I've made in the Chalice Dungeons, and what I should prioritize during the free online weekend if it happens.Sorry for the wall of text. This has been making me pretty anxious because I'm going for the platinum trophy, and I'm worried I won't have enough time to do everything if the free PS+ weekend happens. Thanks for any help!