The other day I stumbled upon that mod and wanted to try it out. It seems a lot of things have changed for a good chunk of the classes.
would like to ask to those who tried it:
What did you think? Was it fun? How are the new classes now?
Is the Pugilist able to be a good dps now instead of just doing binds?
I'm thinking of retiring my crew as I'm about to get subclasses to get a better party comp going. I was looking for subclasses to give my Ronin (who's just spamming helm splitter on bosses) and thought having Nightseeker sub would make sense to have since I have a Ninja to set ailments. But would it be better tue other way around?
A little while back, I was looking for some advice prior to starting the game on party composition and class breakdown. One guy I saw was basically saying that physical attackers that don't have a "6 hit skill" are pretty much useless because they are just worse at dealing damage.
Is that an accurate statement or no? I really wanted to have a Monk be one of my primary damage dealers because they are my favorite class archetype.
I stumbled upon that mod some time ago and I've been meaning to give it a try. But I want to have some impressions first.
One thing that disappointed me a fair bit about the original game was how much better crushing and sharp were over quality upgrades unless your stats were very high. The mod advertises that there is a revamping of the upgrade system so I'm wondering if that's still the case.
I really like the base game, but we have seen what the Souls modding community has done over the years. From massive overhauls to aesthetic changes and even minor balance tweaks. What do you wish could be modded or changed from the base game?
Personally, I wish you could upgrade all weapons. If I want to run around with a Broken Straight Sword or a Club or even Great Club, it would be nice to be able to use those without it being a handicap due to them never getting better. As they stand, they are just there to become better weapons.
I'm looking to start a new run soon and having already done strength, agility, radiance and inferno runs, I wanted to give a Strength+Agility build a try. With so many weapons that have different scaling values and rune slots, I'm not sure what to pick.
In trying to come up with a party to go through the game with again, I did some research and I saw floating around that Shogun has quite a good damage potential in its hands. If I wanted to make a party like this:
Front: Shogun, Protector, Harbinger
Back: Sovereign, Gunner
Would the Shogun be able to output enough damage to kill enemies or is Shogun more of a support class?
I haven't played this game for a while and I want to start over in a clean save. I'm thinking about try the following party:
Front: Nightseeker, Shogun, Harbinger
Back: Sovereign, Survivalist
The intention is for this single party to beat the game. Not sure if more experienced players can see any issues I might run into.
I never got to the point of getting subclasses but I like to plan ahead. If you have some recommendations for some to take, I would be grateful.
I submitted the first chapter of my ongoing LitRPG project today and after doing so, I notoced that a lot of people tend to do 1-5 per week. My work schedule doesn't leave me that much time to write and my pace outside of that is pretty inconsistent. I just don't know if I'm going to be ok publishing here if my pace is too slow.
There are a lot of Pokemon in this romhack with very powerful abilities that can aid in punching and dealing physical damage. What I want to know is: Who's got the strongest hands? Who has the pocket nukes attached to their arms?
I want to do a themed run with punches and kicks and want to know what and who to look out for.
Does it respawn everything? Are only a few select enemies coming back? If I move on to chapter 2 does it affect enemies that are still roaming around and potentially prevent me from taking them out?
Can you?
I was wondering if it was possible for a challenge on my next run. I know there are some insane ones post game, butbwhat about regular gameplay? Are there some powerhouses that could sweep most of it by itself?
I've seen posts on this and the worldofgothic reddit about people killing unnamed and named NPCs for a buttload of xp. I don't like the idea of killing the people and losing out on quests, but what about just knocking them out and stealing their shit?
I did a different manual save to try and beat up some people in Old Camp. Soon after they just talked to me normally.
I've played around with fists for a little while now. I got my training up to Mastery with around 80 strength. Yet I feel like my damage is still very low. I figured that since there is training for it and my strength is so high, they would do more damage or stagger enemies a bit more. I still can't kill a snapper without getting mauled in one hit.
I don't know if I've just been shooting myself in the foot in the end and should have built around weapons instead. Which is sad because fist fighters are my favorite way to play rpgs when they have them available usually.
Is it just a bad choice or pretty good?