@LessPop_MoreFizz I always thought the idea behind Renegade was "Whatever it takes", not taking candy from children. Though it wasn't always written that way
@LessPop_MoreFizz I really liked the 3rd act (I think) in the first game, where you had to decide between the racist order and the terrorist elves, or could just slaughter them all because they all deserved it
The first Witcher is still the RPG that had the most difficult decisions, there was never a right one, both sides were pretty evil, but you could still understand them to a point.
Does anyone know where can I find the costs and other parameters (production rate, etc.) of each building (and upgrades)?
I'm trying to do some calculation for my strategy, but I need accurate numbers for that.
So I'm at the part of the game where you start seeing the giant flying stone cyclops snakes with searchlights. I've been almost totally unable to dodge them, and they eat my scarf when they hit me.
What can I do to get past these? I'm having particular trouble in the snowy area, where I don't h...
I just finished Mass Effect 3, though I didn't play the multiplayer and my war readiness was therefore at only 50%. So I didn't have enough war assets to get to the best ending.
I now want to play some multiplayer and get that war readiness to a good value, so that I can get the best ending with...
Fitness just isn't that great when your melee sucks. The first point is worth it for the runspeed, but beyond that your best defense is not getting hit.
Rank 6 of Drell Assassin is also pretty worthless.
And I don't really think higher ranks of Pull are all that important either. It's main use is setting up combos, so long as the duration is longer than the cooldown it triggers before you can Reave, it's 'good enough'.
The combo upgrade at pull rank 6 is nice, but arguably too expensive.
I'm looking for any mod or patch to get a horse for my follower / companion.
The MODs that I found changes too much things, I want the original game with just that.
Thanks
@Fabian this is good advice anyhow, since the likelihood that you played the previous two games "properly enough" to get a good ending to this one without multiplayer is virtually nil
I'm a level 13 enginner and still get destroyed on silver challenges... at what level should a party of 4 try a Silver challenge? and at what level a gold one?
BioWare has stated previously that you can gain "effective military strength" through any combination of single player or multiplayer. Single player play contributes "War Assets" while multiplayer contributes "Readiness Rating." These two things multiplied together are a big factor in your endi...
@badp Its basically the same thing, decent action doomsday conspiracy thing. Then all of a sudden it turns into something from M. Night Shaadlfkjadlkjfianbojvibnvogidfdingdongfuckhisnamelfjsifjsjdfijojdijdfioajsdfia
Is the scorpion that pistol? I remember coming across one extremely accurate (The reticle was a plus sign when in cover.) and absurdly powerful heavy pistol while adventuring.
First off, a direct quote from Bioware programmer Brenon Holmes is illuminating, and provides some interesting information on the intended state of vulnerabilities:
Ah... hmm - I'm not sure why your empirical testing would have come up with some of that - but here's how it's "supposed" to be....
Does anyone know where can I find the costs and other parameters (production rate, etc.) of each building (and upgrades)?
I'm trying to do some calculation for my strategy, but I need accurate numbers for that.
Im trying to work out what to spend my points on for my multiplayer character, but how many skill points will I have in multiplayer at level 20?
I'm a level 13 enginner and still get destroyed on silver challenges... at what level should a party of 4 try a Silver challenge? and at what level a gold one?
BioWare has stated previously that you can gain "effective military strength" through any combination of single player or multiplayer. Single player play contributes "War Assets" while multiplayer contributes "Readiness Rating." These two things multiplied together are a big factor in your endi...
First off, a direct quote from Bioware programmer Brenon Holmes is illuminating, and provides some interesting information on the intended state of vulnerabilities:
Ah... hmm - I'm not sure why your empirical testing would have come up with some of that - but here's how it's "supposed" to be....
