Yeah, that item you get from Alfira in Act 2 is bonks for Charisma casters - particularly sorcerers and warlocks. Absolutely one of the best-in-slot options, and you can get it very near the beginning of Act 2.
@@sauracifer3557 DOS2, their previous game had the exact same setup of a custom player character with no story, and all of the companions as being playable. If anything, the Durge as a custom character with a backstory is the new design element, so I think wherever you heard it had it mixed up.
I love how you still get options on how it manifests too. Does your character just not give a shit about the killing? Do they instead really like the killing their Urge demands? Or are they a prisoner in their own body going "I'm sorry, I tried but I can't resist it!"
Can we talk about how good the narrator did in this scene? “She wants to believe there is mercy in all” sounds so mocking and cruel. All the dark urge lines are honestly amazing. Amelia Taylor somehow manages to get the perfect tone and intonations every single time.
As much as I wanted to do a good Durge my first time around, her dialogue made it too tempting to give in. "An experienced Cleric can tell such things" well, honey I'm telling you I want to kill you and you're acting as if I accidentally knocked over your bowl of milk.
She already fucked with aasimar, died once, was ressurected, her dad is a chosen of dark god(s) and she is in a middle of shadow cursed land. Like, living through that kind of shit does make people either completly break or became less... impressed with verbal threats.
@@ГригорийГ-ч4н You'd think it would make someone a better judge of character. Like she was face to face with a Bhaalspawn, MURDER INCARNATE, for crying out loud
@@silox100 BG 1-2 character was also a Bhaalspawn. Who canonically rejected any ties with Bhaal. Well, untill he got to fight anoter last spawn to death and one of them became Bhaal reborn. Being a spawn does not instantly turn you into "murder incarnate". Nurture does. And Urge got all his memories messed up. He is a blank page. Well, blank page with a lot of dried blood on it, but still, pretty much blank.
I feel I missed something never meeting her in my first playthrough. I was Shadowheart and went straight to Moonrise - didn't visit Last Light Inn until the light was snuffed out and everyone there was zombies.
@@xAfterTomorrowx i also missed it, i only found it after i beat myrkul. i didnt even have a moonlantern for the initial journey to moonrise. its actually pretty easy to miss it if you are deadset on going to moonrise. i also went through underdark so i dont know if that makes it easier or harder to miss.
@Bonicchrackpain through the underdark makes it harder to miss in my opinion. Spoilers.....................Very soon after you exit the building that the underdark elevator gets you to, you run into harpers that get ambushed by shadows. Keep at least one of them alive and they'll tell you about last light. Its actually pretty similar to if you manage to get to the true soul group with the goblins near the mountain pass and play the spider lute to get kars'iss and then following him until the harper ambush. Turn on kars'iss and after the fight the harpers will tell you about last light in as well. Difference is last light is on the same side of the map as the underdark entrance and it's pretty much a straight line and short walk from it with very little in the way of ambushes (just one other if you interact with a raven corpse and you get a check that if you pass warns you about interacting with it), or at least it was for me. I think its a tradeoff due to how much more difficult the underdark route is to mountain pass. You come out of mountain pass, your more likely to run into oliver, he who was, and shadow creature ambushes.
@@Bonikial underdark makes it easier since you're forced into a meeting with some of the harpers who direct you to go to last light. mountain pass way leads you more into moonrise. a lot of the side quests for that act also come from that area too (karlach's companion quest, moonrise prisoner rescue, halsin's questline, etc) so you would be missing out on a lot of that whole act by not visiting last light
Oh? Nothing for me personally, dock ending plays out then goes to epilogue party, what kind of problem did you encounter? then again i have 3-4 mods that need modfixer, all cosmetic kind.
The problem is with modfixer the epilogue just simply doesn't show up. A lot of people are having the issue so thats why I was asking if it was working for you@@eyukhaesya
It's working for me, never had a problem i've seen talks about modfixer for a long time now, some people claim it needs to updated while others says there is no reason i suppose depends on the mods you use? just a guess @@Raydr62
Don’t know about the others, but I don’t download modfixer at all just used the mod with build in fixer and never have the problem other said it has. There’re plenty up to date mods with fixer build in that you can use, and I suspect that they may have debugging the fixer at the same time as their mod so try doing that.
"I know the eyes of a killer"
Yeah, tell that to Alfira
In this case she could, she is down there :D
Quil, then
ahm welll aaaaaaa, that might be problematic yes
Better quil than best babe Alfira
Yeah, that item you get from Alfira in Act 2 is bonks for Charisma casters - particularly sorcerers and warlocks.
Absolutely one of the best-in-slot options, and you can get it very near the beginning of Act 2.
I really love how they thought of the player wanting to do a good Durge run and made it one of the most greatest storylines in the game
I heard durge was at one point the only character you could play as but because of community feedback they added tav and the others
It's a beautiful redemption story
@@sauracifer3557 DOS2, their previous game had the exact same setup of a custom player character with no story, and all of the companions as being playable. If anything, the Durge as a custom character with a backstory is the new design element, so I think wherever you heard it had it mixed up.
I love how you still get options on how it manifests too.
Does your character just not give a shit about the killing? Do they instead really like the killing their Urge demands? Or are they a prisoner in their own body going "I'm sorry, I tried but I can't resist it!"
@@sauracifer3557 Nope, Durge was a total surprise only revealed shortly before the official launch.
Can we talk about how good the narrator did in this scene? “She wants to believe there is mercy in all” sounds so mocking and cruel. All the dark urge lines are honestly amazing. Amelia Taylor somehow manages to get the perfect tone and intonations every single time.
narration wants to encourage you to commit those sweetsweet crimes
(Is that Loghain with a heart?)
As much as I wanted to do a good Durge my first time around, her dialogue made it too tempting to give in. "An experienced Cleric can tell such things" well, honey I'm telling you I want to kill you and you're acting as if I accidentally knocked over your bowl of milk.
She already fucked with aasimar, died once, was ressurected, her dad is a chosen of dark god(s) and she is in a middle of shadow cursed land.
Like, living through that kind of shit does make people either completly break or became less... impressed with verbal threats.
@@ГригорийГ-ч4н You'd think it would make someone a better judge of character. Like she was face to face with a Bhaalspawn, MURDER INCARNATE, for crying out loud
@@silox100 BG 1-2 character was also a Bhaalspawn. Who canonically rejected any ties with Bhaal. Well, untill he got to fight anoter last spawn to death and one of them became Bhaal reborn. Being a spawn does not instantly turn you into "murder incarnate". Nurture does. And Urge got all his memories messed up. He is a blank page. Well, blank page with a lot of dried blood on it, but still, pretty much blank.
TBF wasn't a bowl of milk a key component for keeping the shield up around moonrise?
@@silox100 Literally a Murder Jesus.
Imagine just walking up to someone and telling them you want to murder them
...which way?
This was the dialogue that convinced me to stop giving in to the urge.
Good stuff.
and before?😱
It was a really nice cloak 😈
@@mickel1470 oh oh...
I feel I missed something never meeting her in my first playthrough. I was Shadowheart and went straight to Moonrise - didn't visit Last Light Inn until the light was snuffed out and everyone there was zombies.
you missed like half of act 2
😭
how do you skip last light inn? it's like the main hub for act 2 😂
@@xAfterTomorrowx i also missed it, i only found it after i beat myrkul. i didnt even have a moonlantern for the initial journey to moonrise. its actually pretty easy to miss it if you are deadset on going to moonrise. i also went through underdark so i dont know if that makes it easier or harder to miss.
@Bonicchrackpain through the underdark makes it harder to miss in my opinion. Spoilers.....................Very soon after you exit the building that the underdark elevator gets you to, you run into harpers that get ambushed by shadows. Keep at least one of them alive and they'll tell you about last light. Its actually pretty similar to if you manage to get to the true soul group with the goblins near the mountain pass and play the spider lute to get kars'iss and then following him until the harper ambush. Turn on kars'iss and after the fight the harpers will tell you about last light in as well. Difference is last light is on the same side of the map as the underdark entrance and it's pretty much a straight line and short walk from it with very little in the way of ambushes (just one other if you interact with a raven corpse and you get a check that if you pass warns you about interacting with it), or at least it was for me. I think its a tradeoff due to how much more difficult the underdark route is to mountain pass. You come out of mountain pass, your more likely to run into oliver, he who was, and shadow creature ambushes.
@@Bonikial underdark makes it easier since you're forced into a meeting with some of the harpers who direct you to go to last light. mountain pass way leads you more into moonrise. a lot of the side quests for that act also come from that area too (karlach's companion quest, moonrise prisoner rescue, halsin's questline, etc) so you would be missing out on a lot of that whole act by not visiting last light
Durge is basically 'Intrusive Thoughts But Sometimes They Win.'
Hot Tiefling! 😄
what appearance mods are you using?
Vemperen's Other Heads Repaired
Tav's Hair Salon
Eyes of the Beholder
Question: are you mods working correclyt with modfixer? I keep seeing people say it breaks the ending of the game
Oh? Nothing for me personally, dock ending plays out then goes to epilogue party, what kind of problem did you encounter? then again i have 3-4 mods that need modfixer, all cosmetic kind.
The problem is with modfixer the epilogue just simply doesn't show up. A lot of people are having the issue so thats why I was asking if it was working for you@@eyukhaesya
It's working for me, never had a problem i've seen talks about modfixer for a long time now, some people claim it needs to updated while others says there is no reason i suppose depends on the mods you use? just a guess @@Raydr62
Don’t know about the others, but I don’t download modfixer at all just used the mod with build in fixer and never have the problem other said it has. There’re plenty up to date mods with fixer build in that you can use, and I suspect that they may have debugging the fixer at the same time as their mod so try doing that.
I wish they made Isobel a romance option
She's taken