It's all super optional stuff and/or common stuff. The camping gear you literally find dozens of them on the ground and you can buy them in shops, wakestone shards you get a lot just playing the game normally and unless you're one of these game journos dying every other step you don't really use them anyway, Rift Crystals you get clicking on riftstones/opening some chests/when your pawns come back from helping people and they're not super useful other than for buying the stuff that's also on there(pawn inclination resets and character creation reset), Gaol key you can buy from shops and not entirely sure what it does(I guess if you get arrested by the guards it's useful but likely not necessary even for that).
I think the streamer might have been retarded? Saving at an inn is like, going to an inn and resting there, that's it. And Inn saves are more like backups on the side in case your autosave gets fucked, technically optional but you do want to do it every now and then. But you can log out anywhere and the autosave will let you pick up where you left off np.
On purpose. It just allows one save. The game auto saves all the time so maybe they are trying to prevent someone from starting a new game and auto saving over it on accident? I don’t know. They should just make a “delete current save and restart a new game” option at the start menu.
It's one portal stone that you can buy with money if I read the rage correctly. You do get a lot of them (9?) just by playing the game so should not really be much of an outrage.
Yes. It plays just like DDDA did on Xbone and PS4, except in this there's very little need for fine aiming since even bow skills autotarget for you, and that was the major issue with the last game on consoles. 30 fps is definitely jarring after playing DA on PC just a few days ago at 120+ fps, but it doesn't bother me after a few minutes. Can't say I've noticed frame pacing issues or any problems in the city either. Certainly not anything that would make me consider allowing Denuvo to infect my PC instead.
Every bit of the DLC is like that. It's all stuff you get in abundance and you would have to an idiot to spend actual money on it. A lot of that stuff (like the portcrystal) are things that were included in the deluxe preorder, which was also a waste of $10 over the standard edition. It's just a Japanese publisher thing I guess. SEGA and Bandai Namco do it too, usually even worse than this.
You kind of can, seeing as almost all the pre-release info about vocations switching stats was bullshit. There's definitely a large stat swing between leveling as thief or archer (lots of str) and leveling as mage or sorc (lots of mag). I can't figure out the stat growth though so even if someone was really OCD about making the perfect character than can do anything (which is basically what warfarer ends up being, at least for the Arisen) I don't think it would do much good to restart at this point since there's no concrete info available. It actually just looks random to me at this point. Some levels I'll get like 1 str and 8 mag on my mage pawn, others it'll be like 3 str and 4 mag. Thief and archer were the same on the arisen too. Occasionally I've even gotten more mag than str on those.
Pretty sure it's just a reskin of existing lightweight camping kits. From what I understand they weigh less but you might get ambushed while sleeping more. Biggest difference is that you can't get the lightweight ones super early and for at least your first 30 levels or so you'll be lugging around one that weighs 6kg. I just throw it on the fighter pawn and forget about it.
