Does anyone know, or have a link to, the unlock order of the companions? I don't have the patience to play a class that needs some other class that maybe doesn't unlock until 28 hours into the campaign or something (e.g. party full of ranged characters). The advice generally seems to be "main should be a melee that can take hits and DPS" but that is literally like my least favorite character to play.
I must be wired completely differently, because I have NEVER done this. I've played and finished every Iso-RPG there is and always finished the entire game with the first character I made. For better or worse, I stuck with it.
My D&D game just finished and I'm at character creation for WoTR, but I'm a little disappointed that rogues, apparently, suck in PF. I honestly don't know shit about the game other than what little I learned from Kingmaker and the parallels that can be drawn from D&D. I stumbled my way through Kingmaker with a complete party of single-class characters. However, from the little I've read today, multi-classing is almost required for a competent character. Which sucks because I really dislike multiclassing, in general.
Class/Sub-class is all I want. I hate the mini-game of splashing levels for maximum face melting.
Do you try to walk with WASD? That is just to move the camera. You "walk" by rightclicking on the ground RTS/Naldurs Gate style.how in the flying fuck can I make the camera follow the character by default? Every time I move camera around a bit I have to hit F to make it follow again. That is just fucking idiotic. Or am I missing something very obvious here
Do you try to walk with WASD? That is just to move the camera. You "walk" by rightclicking on the ground RTS/Naldurs Gate style.
So far my favorite companions are
Daeran, Nenio and Lann. Seelah is a decent tank but also the only option since I am not one and Woljit is a versatile Rogue so I keep those two around as well.
Thought I would like Ember, but I find her kinda creepy and Nenio, while less useful overall, is a hoot. I assume we will eventually learn she's a Kitsune? I noticed that she 'equipped Bite' when joining the party.
I can't speak to this game, but in Kingmaker if you missed companions or they died you'd miss some story elements (and potentially rewards from their questline) but it wouldn't stop you from completing the game or anything.Im not too familiar with Baldurs Gate type games, but how should I feel about certain companions as far as gear and making sure they live? Just whoever I like? Or should I be looking at group synergy?
There is SO many different classes and spells and feats and......its glorious.
I went Magus > Sword Saint > Scimitar
God, so many people like Ember and I don't know why. Probably because people on reddit don't have kids. Shes unbearably naive.
Nenio is good though and useful. I got her using pits to cut down on the enemy counts...unless you're an arcane caster too I guess.(no such thing as a useless wizard in this game).
One thing about the sword saint is that the first run with it might suck until you know what the best weapn you can get the fastest is. Like the scimitar in bg2.Im not too familiar with Baldurs Gate type games, but how should I feel about certain companions as far as gear and making sure they live? Just whoever I like? Or should I be looking at group synergy?
There is SO many different classes and spells and feats and......its glorious.
I went Magus > Sword Saint > Scimitar
Falcata!One thing about the sword saint is that the first run with it might suck until you know what the best weapn you can get the fastest is. Like the scimitar in bg2.