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I really like this game
Inreally like it despite bugs or clunkiness. Brings back great memories from time when ToEE was for BG2 exactly what solasta is for BG3.
u/N7_Rabbit — 5 days ago
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Hilariously Difficult Start
I played this game a few years ago and got to where I needed to max out enemy health and damage to keep it interesting. I took a couple years off and started a playing again. I was having a very hard time and was thinking "surely it was not this hard when I played before."
During the quest where you protect the mages in the flashback, I decided to lower the difficulty because my guy kept dying on round 3. That is when I saw the maxed-out settings.
u/SanguineWater0 — 4 days ago
Stuck in Morrow's Deep
I've been working my through the user-created modules for Solasta and have enjoyed them a lot. I'm now partway through Morrow's Deep. I've made my way to the city and have been investigating the Noble District. I started off by going through Elazul's Manor, killed off the various monsters, and eventually Elazul himself, pilfering his journal in the process. Now I'm totally stuck. There are two glowing circles side-by-side upstairs in the manor and two different circles on the nearby wall. I've tried everything I can think of to trigger an event here, but no luck at all. Any suggestions?
u/Waldeberg — 5 days ago
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Hello. I played Solasta series for the first time in my life yesterday & it's way better than I expected . Have any advices ?
I’m no stranger to CRPGs or turn-based games. I’ve spent 1,000 hours in XCOM: Enemy Unknown & Xcom2 and over 500 hours in Baldur’s Gate 3. I’ve bought up plenty of indie games along the way. My library even includes lesser-known games like atom rpg , Encased and Phantom Doctrine.
Yet, for some reason, I never crossed paths with the Solasta series. I’d heard the name, but it never really caught my eye, and I hadn't come across many YouTubers playing it. Yesterday, thanks to the Steam sale, I bought Solasta 2 which came with Solasta 1 as a bonus for around €14, given my region. (mena)
I installed the game immediately and started Solasta 2. What I saw in the first two hours far exceeded my expectations regarding graphics. The gameplay is incredibly fluid, and the menus are excellently designed; I absolutely loved the character screen. I have to say, the game looks much worse in YouTube videos. Once I launched it on my PC, the graphics were so good it felt like a completely different game. But above all, the icon layout and the game's overall atmosphere drew me right in. I felt like I’d been missing out by not playing it sooner. Afterward, I played Solasta 1 and liked that too. I think I’ll be spending a lot of time on these two games.
I wanted to ask: do you have any general advice for the game? When do you think Solasta 2 will move from Early Access to the full release? What are the chances of the full version coming out in Winter 2027?
u/Simple-Present2751 — 12 days ago
Game length
The campaign for Solasta is pretty big and expansive. I loved everything about Solasta 2 so far but I fear it will be a very short campaign. Anyone have any idea how long the game might be?
u/Throwaway_55664 — 12 days ago