TaintedSquirrel
[H]F Junkie
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BTW... played a bit of English version. This game looses then so much humor and great names of monsters. It's like playing adventure game based heavily on English idioms, translated to my language
Are they ever planning on fixing the movement controls? I wonder if they're even aware of it?
Specifically, the god awful delay between pressing forward and having your character run. Even happens on the horse.
Press forward.
Character starts walking.
A second later, character starts running.
Does this not bother anyone else??
Are they ever planning on fixing the movement controls? I wonder if they're even aware of it?
Specifically, the god awful delay between pressing forward and having your character run. Even happens on the horse.
Press forward.
Character starts walking.
A second later, character starts running.
Does this not bother anyone else??
yes, I think it is a result of a "dead zone" implementation for controllers. The action would be much better with FPS type instant movement
so any new quests picked up in 1.04 dont give experience? fucking hell, thats annoying. no witcherweekend for me
The XP bug is only suppose to happen if you did a quest that was 6 levels lower or more than your current level, otherwise you do get XP.
I'm going to wait a couple of months before touching this game, let everyone figure out the best settings, bugs, etc
Your timing's off. Some attacks (especially counter-attacks) are simply faster, you have to expect them because the window to dodge/roll is so small. There's a skill or two that can help you with that, actually.
This game is more than playable right now.
Are you sure it's not the "I'm going to wait till the game is $20 to save some money" method?
Anyone have trouble opening the sealed wall in the Wandering in the Dark act to go after the sword behind the wall in the elf's workshop? I cannot push the 2nd wall open at all... its blocking the cave...
You're talking about the reduce damage skill right? I did think about that, but I'm going full signs.
And I get that you have to dodge the right way, but I can't seem to find it. I'm not saying there isn't just yet but it does seems like there isn't a "right" way and it just depends on luck.
Fighting most other things are pretty easy though, only Basilisk and Griffins have that charge* move that gives me trouble. Aside from them, the enemies that I can only nick with my swords give me problems. Mainly because it means they are way higher level and so i have to spend like 20 minutes to fight one of them, and I'm bound to make a mistake that'll kill me.
Does Axii work on those charges? I've never tried, because against other skull red enemies, it only does a slowdown, and the slowdown lasts for .000001 second. It's almost like they were unaffected. I'll give that a shot next time I fight something like that... Though I think I've killed almost all of those. I think I only have an Arch Griffin and the Basilisk guarding treasure left.
How does attribute leveling work?
If you spend points on various skills, does it not apply until you drag it over to a slot on right? Meaning you can only have 12 skills max?
Personally I only use Quen and if dealing with Wraiths I use Yarden (trap) since that makes killing them faster. On rare occasion use Axii if someone has a shield because it's the most efficient way to kill shield holders. In my experience Ingi is near useless even on creatures that are susceptible to fire, and Aard doesn't seem to do much at all but let me open doors and loose walls. I recommend maxing the Quen hold shield, as you can recover health with each hit to the bubble you put up. I rarely if ever have to eat food during a fight. I just attack, and if I get low on health, I hold up a quen shield and let them hit me till it pops and I can get more health than eating something. I usually keep at least one enemy alive at the end so I can recover to full health using Quen before I dispatch it. I am building a light armor character cause I prefer to dodge then do rapid fire strikes.
One thing I kind of don't like is you can't apply oils during battle. I usually don't know what I am facing till I already run into it, then it's too late to apply anything. I get the logic behind it but at the same time unless you were stalking something you're blade is uncoated when you are fighting it which means you aren't fighting effectively as you could be.
Personally I only use Quen and if dealing with Wraiths I use Yarden (trap) since that makes killing them faster. On rare occasion use Axii if someone has a shield because it's the most efficient way to kill shield holders. In my experience Ingi is near useless even on creatures that are susceptible to fire, and Aard doesn't seem to do much at all but let me open doors and loose walls. I recommend maxing the Quen hold shield, as you can recover health with each hit to the bubble you put up. I rarely if ever have to eat food during a fight. I just attack, and if I get low on health, I hold up a quen shield and let them hit me till it pops and I can get more health than eating something. I usually keep at least one enemy alive at the end so I can recover to full health using Quen before I dispatch it. I am building a light armor character cause I prefer to dodge then do rapid fire strikes.
One thing I kind of don't like is you can't apply oils during battle. I usually don't know what I am facing till I already run into it, then it's too late to apply anything. I get the logic behind it but at the same time unless you were stalking something you're blade is uncoated when you are fighting it which means you aren't fighting effectively as you could be.
Pfft who hasn't gotten it for $20? lol
YRDEN is my favorite sign. the slow helps with every bossfight and huge amounts of enemies too. Yrden is love, Yrden is life! trust me
with that wealth of info my best sarcastic answer would be "really hot" and "not for long" if its unplugged.
Probably has to do with your sign intensity/level/how far you've upgraded it. What level are you, anyway? You can't be that high if you're still getting red skulls. I guess you decided to kill all of them and get it over with, huh?
I'm using Feline armor/Griffin swords more or less right now. My main set will be Griffin though. It's just I've outlvled Enhanced Griffin armor. I really wish you could mod the original armor, it seriously looks the best out of all these armors. Though I haven't worn Ursine yet. I'm planning to get the perk that raises intensity per medium armor piece too for a nice 20% intensity boost. Just too lazy, to do so right now. I wonder if it's worth it though... or if I should just put a blue mutagen at the end with 3 blue skills. That way I get stamina regen as well.anyone else going feline armor set with griffin swords? also going hybrid sign and combat
My buddy just picked up an MSI gaming laptop.
It has a 680m gpu, anyone know how this will perform for TW3?