Will Parties be necessary to win?
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Outside of guest party members, you were always solo in CoC last i recall.
Regardless, I don't think it's been said either way if you can shunt out your entire party. Though everything is undoubtedly going to be balanced around team play so good fucking luck soloing the game.
Regardless, I don't think it's been said either way if you can shunt out your entire party. Though everything is undoubtedly going to be balanced around team play so good fucking luck soloing the game.
Everything will be balanced around a party of 3, save for events where you're up or down a party member or two obviously. No consideration will be given to solo players; you're expected to play with a party. No doubt, though, that people will still do it.
I'm pretty sure I saw a mention of having a mountain fortress as a home base somewhere...
I believe the design document states that your first base will be the tavern you wake up in at the end of the tutorial, and then then you can upgrade to the castle later on
To note: parties won't just provide combat benefits. The standard we'd like to set is that the companions you bring along will provide story options in dungeons.
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You can swap in/out characters at the Frost Hound/Hawkestone Castle. Some companions may be chilling out elsewhere when they're not in your party, but they should be be in/close to Hawkethorne.
Considering that your base of operations is a static place, will there be some way to fast travel back to the inn/castle, perhaps via warp stone? Or will we be required to trace our steps back?
considering that the warpstones are a thing in the first place, I would be shocked if you couldn't warp to your home base
Dammit, i cant read the word "Warpstone" without immediately thinking of the Skaven! It was all that time watching Vermintide streams, im guessing.
I know I've read the title properly for this thread multiple times already but I suddenly saw the thread title as.
Will Panties be necessary to win?
a few moments ago for some inexplicable reason, you can just imagine how I'm laughing at myself right now for that.
Will Panties be necessary to win?
a few moments ago for some inexplicable reason, you can just imagine how I'm laughing at myself right now for that.
If so, would that mean people who wanted a challenge would go with no panties, and do a "commando run"?
You’re very easily entertai—damn it, now I see it too! You win!
I do have my moments and now because of this I have the giggles and will likely have them for a while.
1. become a High level god ( "player") 2. bitchslap demon queen/corrupted god/frost wyrm/mad scientist that has unlimited funds 3. fuck them silly 4. Become god-empress (why is this not a thing, it's like Skyrim with the dragonborn with their literal divine right to the throne being handwaved away.
)Edit: that could be a possible ending for CoC2. After dealing with the new demon queen, the Champion creates an empire to rival of the fallen empire (belhor? Whatever the name of the empire that opened the wraith portal was), and (assuming a pure character, maybe corrupted have their own varient to prevent offworlder threats to their decadent rule ie. Slannesh style) creates a 40k space marines-like elite unit that is trained to deal with offworlder invasions and has the chapter organization style so that a single weak willed leader doesn't cause the corruption of the entire unit. *Cough*primarch*cough*
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1. become a High level god ( "player") 2. bitchslap demon queen/corrupted god/frost wyrm/mad scientist that has unlimited funds 3. fuck them silly 4. Become god-empress (why is this not a thing, it's like Skyrim with the dragonborn with their literal divine right to the throne being handwaved away.
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Nitpick: The Dragonborn has no claim to the imperial throne. They're Dragonborn, but not Dragonblooded, aka part of the Septim dynasty. Of course, it would be fun to take up Septim's mantle and proceed to conquer all of mother fucking Tamerial.
The new Champion doesn't seem to have any supernatural power that anyone else can acquire. They're just the right man in the wrong place (or wrong man in the right place). Similar to the first Champion. Though the Champion of Hawkethorne likely won't get an uber powerful sword enchanted by a Goddess of Purity on their first day of adventuring.
Most imperials came to view being dragonborn with being bragonblooded so to the people he has the divine right anyway (ignoring the fact TLD could be the decendant of a bastard of the royal line, considering there was bound to have been some one night stands somewhere in the dynasty). And to be honest, I doubt many people would tell the savior of the world who is the champion of aedra and daedra otherwise...even if they do, the opness of bend will exists, having one person take your sword and slit their own throat then give it back before they bleed out generally gets the message across that you are The Emperor. Side note to that, bend will is op to the point of words can't even explain the full opness of it, I'm pretty sure that TLD could even bend the will of the world itself it or even elder scrolls if we were not limited by the game
Also, I never used the beautiful sword in favor of the enchanted sword that boosted spell power (my love of versitilty, why by just a strong swordsman when you can also be a master mage too).