u/Real_Bug
I hate this stupid rule. Out of curiosity, I tracked some stats over the course of 50 games, and noted any games that followed this "rule" by day 5. I've tracked this over the course of a couple months and last night hit my 50th.
"Last trial we have to guilty" was said by:
25 Town
17 Coven
8 Neutrals
Roles that were exe'd:
27 Town
11 Weak Town Claims (Oracle, Vet, couple early coro/cleric claims)
8 Coven
4 Neutrals
No checkerboards or gun line formations
No melee smash or hammer/anvil
No doomstacking or single lords
Oxyotl for example is a bit non-conventional with bait & lure tactics.
We just finished our first coop playthrough and we're ready to run it back but my friend wants to play a Resist Urge.
Given the crazy Durge interactions.. I'll be playing a Tav. Is it possible for companions to be assigned to them, but I still control them in combat?
Im not understanding how Origin works in coop. I understand your normal camp dialogue won't be active. But what about story specifics? If I play Shadowheart, do I get the Shadowheart/Nightsong interaction etc?
Im struggling to see the vision for Durge in coop and who/how we would play this
Trying Greenskins for the first time. I used a Waagh on a settlement and am working my way through the targets
But I'm not understanding the extra troops? It says I have a certain amount I can have. Am I supposed to have empty slots before starting the Waagh?
There seems to be a right way to do this but I can't really find anything written..
For lore/dialogue purposes. They have the same Cleric/Sorc build. Evil non-durge playthrough
Swapped Shart for Minthara but after letting Shart kill the Nightsong.. now I'm undecided. This will be my first time in A3. 2 Tavs/Astarion/?
The itch really stems from WC3/SC2 arcade maps. I just want to either stop waves or meet a wave with my own wave. Preferably without 8-bit graphics.
Perfect examples: There Are No Orcs, Rogue Command, Tower Dominion, Mechabellum
Close examples: 9 Kings, Legionbound, Overlooting
Not: Backpack Heroes, Super Auto Pets
I'm almost through Act 2 on my 3rd playthrough and I'm already mapping out the 4th...
1st - Devotion Paladin
2nd - Embrace Durge
3rd - Evil Lore Bard
4th - dumb Barbarian?
I've done the good playthrough. I'm almost done with 2 evil playthroughs. Has anyone tried a dumb, "me smash" Barbarian? I'm trying to figure out something that will give me a much different experience to the entire story
Preferably something that doesn't require skill or is frustrating, and must have controller support. My girlfriend is a more casual gamer
Games we have played and loved:
* It Takes Two/A Way Out/Split Fiction (she really loved a lot of the racing stuff and dragon flying, especially since it wasn't competitive)
* Baldur's Gate 3
* PlateUp
* Lovers in a Dangerous Space Time
Games we tried and didn't like:
* Overcooked
* Unravel
* Castle Crashers (she struggled)
I made a goal that once I hit 2200 online (which I did yesterday, YES!!!), I'm going to start playing over-the-board.
I am curious if any experienced players could mull over my opening repertoire and pass along any advice. I'm fairly solid on tactics & endgames and think a lot of my focus should be in the opening, since I play so many chaotic & aggressive openings.
White
vs Italian - Evan's Gambit
vs 2 Knights - Nakhmanson Gambit
vs Sicilian - Alapin
vs Caro - Fantasy
vs French - advance/milner-barry (sometimes b3)
vs Pirc/Modern - Austrian Attack
vs Scandinavian - main line
vs Alekhine - 4 pawn attack
Black
vs e4 - Accelerated Dragon (struggling with maroczy binds latel
But instead of sliding down any slightly vertical terrain, I leap off like it's a swing set and break both my legs
Damn near every discussion I see is about how dead the game is going to be.
Am I crazy for feeling patient with their early access? I didn't buy an early access game expecting it to be consistently popular & perfect on day 1.
Did the Early Access title get a bad rep from DayZ and other EA games?
I feel like I'm taking crazy pills for remaining optimistic. What perspective am I missing?
