How do you heal someone when you are walking around out of combat? Every time I try and heal it just heals the person casting the spell.
I started over again, which isn't really that big of a deal since I've never even finished Chapter 1. But I'll be slightly annoyed if yet another bug causes me to have to restart yet again.
If you've got a ton of time to kill, a YouTube channel called Nerd Commander has a fuckload of build videos. I am not a Pathfinder expert by any means, but he seems to be pretty knowledgeable. You have to get over and used to his weird accent, but once you do it seems like his suggestions are pretty solid.
Here's one of them, in case you're too lazy to search. I haven't watched this one to say if it is any good, but this will give you an idea I guess.
Just imagine if this game had shipped with minimal bugs. Game of the decade for me if so, easily. It's still so good that I play it despite the bugs, and even restarted multiple times, sometimes by choice, sometimes to avoid any potential corrupted saves.
It is becoming almost automatic for me to get to Oleg's and edit my gold, create my party, and then edit my gold back down (since it doesn't actually take the full 2k it seems?) and their xp to match mine. I keep pushing the fucking spider swarm fight back each playthrough too, even though I know what to do, simply because it gets vastly easier at level 4 vs. 2, for example.
One nitpick I have is not letting you see the skill progressions of prestige classes. How do I know if I even want to go through the effort of qualifying in the hopes that the skills are what I want? Hmm, I suppose I could cheat in xp and do it that way, but clearly that's not an optimal solution for anyone else that doesn't know/want to edit those files.
And the rules are modified too, so it's hard to know sometimes. One of my biggest frustrations is "What fucking kind of DR does this thing have"it's obviously too late now, and it would have been a daunting venture in and of itself, but it would have been great if this game had it's own player's handbook that you could access anytime, especially since this is the first pathfinder CRPG. there's too many rules that are ALMOST like 3.5 but not quite. i hate having to look around the web mid game to try to figure out how the rules work.
And the rules are modified too, so it's hard to know sometimes. One of my biggest frustrations is "What fucking kind of DR does this thing have"
One nitpick I have is not letting you see the skill progressions of prestige classes. How do I know if I even want to go through the effort of qualifying in the hopes that the skills are what I want? Hmm, I suppose I could cheat in xp and do it that way, but clearly that's not an optimal solution for anyone else that doesn't know/want to edit those files.
Thanks for the info, I appreciate you taking the time, and it is good for someone else to see, but I posted how to do it a couple pages ago. Like I said, I still appreciate it, so I'm not trying to be a dick or anything.editing experience and stats is very easy, it can be done in a few minutes while the game is running
quicksave & save in the first room after making a character
alt tab and go to C:\Users\Punko\AppData\LocalLow\Owlcat Games\Pathfinder Kingmaker\Saved Games
open (don't extract) the quicksave you just made, and open the file "party.json"
search for "experience" and edit the value, save and close the file
return to game and quickload, spend your experience on glorious levels
same thing for stats
gold can be edited in player.json file, look for "money", I had no problems putting it at 900.000ish
Speaking of bugs (that one clearly sucks, sorry dude), is rogue Finesse Training broken for anyone else?
You get it at like 5 I think the first time, let's you choose a weapon that already qualifies for Weapon Finesse to use your dex for damage now too. Gave it to my rogue and didn't really pay attention until later, and saw that it was still taking my strength penalty for the damage adjustment, not my dex bonus. Made sure it wasn't just something funny with the weapon (daggers btw, so clearly works with these feats), nope still wrong. Equip an agile weapon, which does the same exact thing but only for that one specific weapon, and it works great. So the mechanic is clearly there, but that feat isn't working properly for me. Really sucks getting -2 to damage all the time. Sure, I get 3d6 sneak attack, but I should also be getting +6 on my attack rolls (not sure if it gets halved for Two Weapon Fighting, but the penalty definitely isn't getting halved down to -1, which might be another bug?). That's an 8 point swing every time he hits, and that blows.