Cool video for an unarmed monk build.
This unarmed monk build has been fun so far, though a bit squishy (might have to take Land Stand as my first mythic, though I was leaning Ever Ready), deals good damage when enlarged and with bullās strength and hasted with Ki power adding an additional attack/round.
I had my Geralt of Rivia build in Act 2 and saw this video last night and immediately went all: SQUIRREL!! with it. But Iāve done a Legendary playthrough with the game, have yet to go evil or Lich so this should be more interesting anyways.
Seems todayās patch broke the Flying Time Undertow in the Midnight Isles DLC.
The aging counter and the staggering effect when the counter reaches 20 is no longer removed after leaving the island.
So my main character is now permanently staggeredā¦ Iāve reported a bug about it.
So I would avoid Midnight Isles or at least islands with Flying Time Undertow until this gets fixed.
Loaded up an Azata / Cavalier of the Paw build from a year ago, stalled out early in Act 4, and realized I had no idea what I was doing last year and wanted to respec the build. But I canāt. Talk to the Flesh Markets Pathfinder society guy and the only options are my companions, and even Toybox shows my main character canāt be respecād and I have no idea why.
Thatās odd. Even after you change the settings? I guess some significant patches have come through recently.
Trying saving the game, and reloading it, and seeing if that helps.
Nope, nothing works. This toon was from Oct/Nov last year, so it might be a bug from whatever version the game was at. Iām interested in finishing the game a few more times via the different Mythic paths, but didnāt want to start over. So I was combing through my dozen+ characters and saw this one in Act 4, but the Feat choices are terrible.
One good thing out of this is that while researching a possibly new Cavalier build I read about Mastery, a fauchard that isnāt available in the game but can be added to your inventory via Toybox. No idea if it actually works though, but itās a great reach weapon for a charge/trip build https://pathfinderwrathoftherighteous.wiki.fextralife.com/Mastery
Edit: Nah, gonna go Gendarme, all those bonus feats with a horse (bully) still lets me trip and go crazy with the cleave feat line. Combined with combat reflexes and ever ready and the order of the cockatrice, I can start at level 1 with 19 STR, spirited charge and exotic weapon proficiency for dropping Mastery into my inventory at the very get-go for ultimate cheesiness. I could go trickster for the improved x3 crit feats but Iām really wanting to go with an Azata for some reason.
Edit2: +16 to hit at level 3 when charging, with cleave.
Have you considered a TTT playthrough? Itās a nice change of some mechanics for experienced players.
Going to probably pick this up during the holiday sales, even though I never finished Kingmaker.
With some initial research, Iām thinking about playing a ranger demonslayer angel. Would this be an enjoyable setup, or do you have any better recommendation?
Also, any recommended mods?
Rangers donāt fit very thematically with angels, but it can certainly work.
For mods you want Toybox, Bubble Buffs, and Bubble Tweaks. Be sure to check the box in Toybox to allow achievements while using mods.
Depends on what āenjoyable setupā means to you. Are you looking for a build thatās thematic or more OP?
Iāll play on easy, so build doesnāt have to be too OP. Just want a fun character to experience the story with.
Iām just shy of 600 hours in the game, and I think my most fun build was a Cleric (crusader subclass) + Angel. He was tanky yet also a powerhouse on the battlefield with those Angel spells, and you can unlock high level spells pretty early in the game when you combine a casting class like cleric (or wizard) with the Angel of Lich mythic paths.
But I also enjoyed my Legend play through with the Aldori Swordlord duelist build. Iām currently doing a Geralt of Rivia Legend build, 20 levels of Alchemist (grenadier) with 20 of Rogue (underground chemist).
Thanks for the suggestion. Iāll take a closer look at the Cleric.
Toybox has hundreds of settings. These are the ones I recommend.
Love is Free
Enable Teleport
Relic Info
Allow Achievements
Object Highlight Toggle Mode
Respec Refunds Scrolls
Take 10 Out of Combat (Minimum) - Party
Settings ā Display guids OFF
Teleport because you might get stuck somewhere. Take 10 out of Combat (Minimum) to avoid save scumming.
Finished my Aeon Dwarven Stonelord game yesterday. I really like how different it played out from the other runs, as that keeps the game feeling fresh.
The ending I chose was one where I killed Areelu Vorlesh before she even created the Worldwound, wiping myself from existence. I didnāt know that was something that was possible, but it made perfect sense with time travel consequences and all. Love how the ending slides reflected how nothing that I did in the game, nor the last hundred years or so, even happened. I left my companions with some memory of me, even though they had never met me, which made for some interesting takes.
And having changed the past a couple times, I liked how the changes had major impact on later events, like how Staunton took the place of Hulrun (who I killed early on when he attacked me) so I could save the banner in Iz. Meanwhile, I took care of the Queen and Library together since Terendelev was also alive and they werenāt fighting like in past games.
Iām hoping the remaining Mythic paths that I havenāt tried are as memorable: Lich, Azata, Dragon, Swarm, and Trickster (which I bowed out for Legend in my first game). Is Devil different enough from Aeon that itād be a worthwhile direction to go? It seems they align until you make a divergent choice at some point.
Fortunately, time to break from the game while Season Pass 2 content rolls out so I can see what might be worthwhile adding.
Holy shit I got my Collectorās Edition!
After the hours you sunk into the game, hope they gave it to you for free.
I hit 64% play time with it, 22% with Elden Ring, 4% with the Spidey game. Which left 10% for a ton of stuff I largely ignored, apparently.
