The Enforcer is a rifle? I thought it was like a mini-cannon/shotgun or something, the way the shot spreads out like it does. It has really short range, too, and I was under the impression that rifles had the longest range.TheNecroswanson said:
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Another Daichi fanboy eh?Reaperman Wompa said:
I'll admit, tis a beast of a weapon, but there is much skill in a hammer that spamming ye old katana lacks. Oh, sure its great for slitting up your opponent, but does it have the same visceral Roar? As bullet time displays that massive hammer-head meeting 4 bandit heads at once, can you say the Daichi matches it in sheer and utter monstrous brutality? Accounting for reach, flourish chains and enemy positioning makes truly mastering the hammer the smart mans game.
The Daichi? Beat that X button like the 'I Win' button it is and point your character at the foe. There's no need for any more skill.
I also wish there were more 'ultra' weapons than the Daichi, as i feel betrayed that the legendary hammer is suitable as a doorstop only. Skill users can rejoice, but the average barbarian is forced to make do with a two augment master hammer.
Oh, wait, thats awesome.
This is not an attack on the Daichi, its so powerful that you don't need any skill. Ironically.
My...Guy (Isn't really good, nor evil. Just kind of does whatever he pleases.) has everything leveled up save for three spells, which are all at level 4.TheNecroswanson said:
My evil girl archer (gunner) barely has anything leveled up because she hasn't even made it to the arena yet. I'm a bit discouraged at continuing because taking on a horde of Balverines with nothing but a rusty clockwork pistol doesn't exactly sound like a jolly good time.
Hahah, my wife gave it to me and then it started telling me she wanted sex. I thought it was hillarious, she basically gave me a book about sex and winked at me. Then Hobbes killed my family... Biggest plot twist ever.the_binary_soul said:The wood cutting job is in Oakfield not Oakvale
but yes so far awesome game, I've actually spent a lot of time just running around Bowerstone finding things.
One thing I have noticed is that you get fat a lot easer anymore. Munch a pie or two to heal and you can already start to see it, and despite the fact that I run everywhere I can't loose the weight.
I also have a bit of trouble with my "bread crumb" trail not always keeping up with me at a full run, or sometimes randomly appearing behind me (then when you turn around to goes back to the direction it should be in).
I can forgive the little things though.
Also if you don't want to wait around for your wife to ask for sex you have to buy the expression book from the store in Bowerstone market. its called " come hither my love " or some such.
Ultrajoe said:
But a flintrock can one hit people while a clockwork just barely wounds them. While the clockwork rifle would seem good in theory its wonky to aim and quickly fire it.Ultrajoe said:
Hmm, But what if the troll does that tremors things and knocks you over while charging?Amnestic said:
Yes but the tremors are the earthquakes that have over 3 so it could very well hit everybody.Ultrajoe said:
That's why you run around behind him. Rank 2 Raise Dead means it summons 3 zombies (or whatever you summon with no corpses around). He doesn't do the spreading tremor until you've damaged him as far as I know. Raise dead close enough for him to just try and hit them will do the trick. I've only pulled it off twice so far on the Crucible troll (Only tried twice too though). Seems to work well enough though. First time I tried it I ended up messing up on the first raise dead meaning I got knocked back, ended up with a ~45 second finish rather than the 17 second one I got today.Bulletinmybrain said:
On that note:
If you get 8 Perfect Rounds first time through the crucible (as part of the story), you don't get the Chopper. Only the 10,000 bonus gold. ;/ Was well put out by that.
If in doubt, save before trying round 8. It *does* work very well.
Gonna 'double' post to bump this to the top with my question:
When applying augments you get three options. Ranged, Melee and Accessories. I've yet to see any of these so-called accesories with augment slots in the game. Anyone know what that's about? Was it just cut content?
When applying augments you get three options. Ranged, Melee and Accessories. I've yet to see any of these so-called accesories with augment slots in the game. Anyone know what that's about? Was it just cut content?
The first augmentable item is a crappy mace you can find in the Guild Cave. I would suggest not keeping that one.Amnestic said:
In my game, augmentable longswords and crossbows became available from the Bowerstone Blacksmith after I completed the Hero of Strength quest.
It's a bit easy to miss them if you don't know what you're looking for -- basically there will be a dull green dot after the item name.
-- Alex
Uh, thanks. I already knew all that (completed the game three times thus far >_>) but I was asking specifically about the Augmentable Accesories. Not the Ranged/Melee weapons. I have yet to see one of these accesories so I was wondering if they were cut content or not.Alex_P said: