Seeing how this game doesn't use a scale of 100 and very specifically doesn't want you to be able to max out all your stats at once (which is why you get three points per level and six stats to spend them on, and it used to be that you wouldn't necessarily get access to all of them) I think the odds of the devs adding a way to permanently raise all your stats to the cap can be measured with the same thermometer used to see whether hell has frozen over.
The reason would be to avoid the tedium of combat. Just wipe everyone out and rape at will.
The actual solution is to turn the difficulty down to whatever you're comfortable with. If you want the feeling of unstoppable power in combat, Story Mode exists for that exact reason. If you want more challenge than baseline, turn it up to Dark Mode. These options exist for a reason.
Well now I just feel like an idiot. Will doThe actual solution is to turn the difficulty down to whatever you're comfortable with. If you want the feeling of unstoppable power in combat, Story Mode exists for that exact reason. If you want more challenge than baseline, turn it up to Dark Mode. These options exist for a reason.
Who the hell is Beline? Do you mean Brienne, Brint's female version?
An ongoing saga ever since Brienne came out about whether or not the whole Brint turning into Brienne is brainwashing/rape/whatever the arguementee wants it to be.
I've hosted and been part of several campaigns that have gone to level 17-20. It's all based on what you find fun, I think the low level stuff is quite boring personally, but that is just me.
Yeah, I'm the exact opposite. I can't stand D&D past level 10.
You have done all of Cait's conversations, right? Because she answers this right at the start of the game if you ask her about her family. Calla wanted adventure and to see new horizons, Cait was happy at the Temple but wanted to be with her father and Calla more so after agonizing over the decision for a while she left to join them, but not before getting her brand because she hadn't made up her mind by that point. The three of them were traveling together for a year or two before the start of the game so there was absolutely no 'I must bring Calla back to the Temple' about it, Cait wanted to see the world too and she wanted to do it with them. She mentions that her mother even encouraged her in this.
I didn't want to give the impression that I dislike Cait because I actually don't, my feelings for her as a character are just neutral. Their story (as I remember it) just didn't get me particularly invested in the sisters. Regardless, I need to replay with the combat balance update maybe revisiting their story for a second time will be different. My apologies, I shouldn't have posted in the first place.
Considering Helia is Savin's creation and we'll eventually get to Tychris - A new tomboy salamander waifu probably in the cards. In fact if you follow Moira on twitter she's already created several pieces of art for some frost manders for the game.
Kythie. She's waiting for Tychris to be written/implemented but Savin has literally described her as 'bluemander upcoming tomboy wife' and it sounds like we'll be seeing her early-ish next year.
After reading in this thread and seeing the other guy I want to clarify that I am not griping about the existence of a level cap, I just feel like the storyline has moved beyond the current level cap. With the way things are going, by the time they DO introduce more levels characters will naturally reach level 7 or even 8 while still in areas balanced for level 6 gameplay.
