Game expects you to know a 500-page pen&paper rulebook with like 50 classes and hundreds of abilities before you can...

>playing anything other than a fighter
what a fucking faggot

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>playing anything but a paladin committing genocide for the sake of the human kingdom
shiggydiggydoo

I miss the days of Baldur's Gate when video games actually came with a 500 page manual and everyone fucking loved it.

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Also the art looks like shit it's
>le generic fantasy RPG from 00s artstyle

He posted Pathfinder though.

The ultimate guide on how to stay a virgin for life and it came with a free game too.

What game?

post the page with the dedication to the dead guy, that was the beginning of the end for black isle

>rules lawyering: the game: the videogame wants you to know the rules
no shit?

Pathfinder is literally a D&D 3.x clone that exists because of some loose copyright.

Yep, this is the point of the game where I got filtered as well. It doesn't help that apparently this game requires you to min-max your party in terms of balance in order to not get raped in the ass every single encounter.

You're right, I just felt like being anal about the name. Have a good one man.

>artifical difficulty posters complaining about inflated hp & ac on higher difficulties making the game unplayable

its one hell of a filter

You can respec at any point in time nigga. There are also easier difficulties available, so if the game seems to be too hard, you can always tone it down. If it becomes too easy, just turn it back up again. It's up to you.
That being said, they could have made it a bit clearer which stats are important for which archetype. The general effects are covered by the character creation sheet, but some of the archetypes' descriptions are pretty vague.

Is this game good & can you have a pure marriage with that short haired Pally chick?

You can literally solo the entire game on unfair difficulty.

"Artificial difficulty posters" are mouth-breathing retards who can't handle hard games being hard.

I miss the days when people were actually smart enough that they could actually figure out for themselves how a game worked. Nowadays you have (forced) dedicated tutorials just in case of that one guy who doesn't know that the spacebar is the button to jump.

Back when I was a dumb 12 year old kid, even I could figure out how to play Baldur's Gate 1. Managing to kill that upstairs guard at Candlekeep at level 1 (to get that delicious plate armor) felt like my proudest achievement back then.

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Only thing I don't like is the formatting. Almost all the relevant information is present.

How many save scumming to get lucky nat 20s does it take?

Not really, you can have some sort of romance with her but that's it, no marriages, no kids, nothing. The most wholesome romance is going for a goat threesome.
Otherwise, yeah, if you enjoyed the gameplay in other CPRGs like NWN2 (the game uses systems that are pretty similar to it, minus the crazy multiclassing autism) you might enjoy it. It's pretty long, too, and you will most likely put something like 120 hours into your first playthrough.

To be fair, there's not much choice to character building in the BG games other than the initial character creation and not spreading your proficiency pips around like a fucking retard. Pathfinder/DnD3.x autism in regards of feats and multiclassing is an entirely different beast.

Nothing quite like heading to the Adventurers Guild in Phlan, hiring a high level Fighter and getting into a Kobold ambush on the bad side of town only to let the dumb fucker charge in while the rest of the party hanged back, and dropping a sleep spell on him, letting the kobolds kill him, then taking his magical armor & sword. Then going back to the guildhall to report his grisly fate and getting more adventurers to join your party. Fun times the amount of freedom you had.

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The only save-scumming you typically need to do is during the tutorial, which is ironically the hardest part of the game on Unfair.

It lacks quite a bit of critical info, actually. Most offensively:
-Things only appear on the list AFTER you qualify for them. You might not even know some feat exists until you reach lv12 or something. Same with class-specific features like wild talents or discoveries, you won't find any info on them except for what you're getting at this particular level-up. You have no way of knowing what your character will have in the future, this really hurts your ability to plan.
-BAB and saving throw progression is not explained anywhere. Unless you know tabletop, you'll have no fucking idea that some classes get +1 per level, some 3/4th and some 1/2.

back when I was like 12 i played world of warcraft with a Grey tier armor cause it looked cool

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I went with Slayer so I could hit people with my shield, while using a longsword and heavy armor

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Usually these posts are one step away from DOS2 and turnbased shilling.

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>-Things only appear on the list AFTER you qualify for them.
There is a button to see every talents, even the ones you don't qualify for, at the bottom of the talent page.
>BAB and saving throw progression is not explained anywhere.
You can right click your class to see detailed bab and save throw gains per level.

I don't know jack shit about D&D or Pathfinder. Just picked what I felt like and auto leveled-up companions. Played on normal at launch and reached act 5 (then had a game breaking bug). Sounds like you're just a retard who overthinks stuff like all those niggers leaving negative reviews and claiming the game is too hard and unfair because they play Pathfinder tabletop for 10 years and bla bla bla.

>You might not even know some feat exists until you reach lv12 or something
You can literally see all the ones you do not qualify for and it lists what you need to qualify.

>Managing to kill that upstairs guard at Candlekeep at level 1
Now there's the good shit. The helmet is fucking nice looking too. Serves them right for using a quarterstaff.

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yep spent a hundred something hours in this game and felt like nothing really happened, its incredibly boring, overly complicated for no reason, and the story is slug pace

>Game expects you to know, read, pay attention and actively use 500 page book.
We don't deserve Ni no kuni.
Also it is nice to have a codex as a separate beautifully illustrated book.

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>game has an in-depth and complex layered system with multiple intricate moving parts that can be optimized to perfection
>click the 'auto' button or randomly pick whatever looks fine because the extra benefit you get isn't worth spending the time on
hello every civilization game