That was one crazy "first" ruin you cleared there. Actually mutant characters can have mutations to release all sorts of gases, can be pretty strong! But maybe the Issachari dude was just lactose intolerant. Oh and PS: That book you picked is one that is not lore, it has very valuable gameplay related information that you might need at some point, but you will see for yourself if it comes to it :D But yeah picking a reward is not letting you see what it actually is. Sometimes you get some crazy stuff through quests and its fun discovering it.
I really did not expect that right clicking on it would select it :) I will read the book properly then! To be honest at the moment i did not feel like reading another 8 pages out loud. This game has so many name that are hard to say for me! It feels like I am reading Dune again.
@@OkamiesGaming Haha yeah totally fine! You don't need to read the whole book out loud! But just keep in mind it might come handy :) You can take chests with you and drop them where you want them to create a safe stash for your loot. Just look what the book topic is and store it in a chest for safe keeping.
@@commander_fu6457 Thats really good to know, might do that in the main town of the moment. About Reading the lore I am wondering if people actually like that or not, I personally like it when I am watching a video but its good to know other people opinion on that.
@@OkamiesGaming I think it depends. You should probably read the main story that comes through dialogues with the characters you meet but you don't need to read all the yellow books (they contain more in-depth lore bits and background knowledge often written "by the npcs" that live in that world). If you like to read them go ahead its wonderfully written, but for viewer retention you could cut it out or only include specific parts that are interesting. The lore runs pretty deep in this game from what I have experienced so far and there are also side-quests and faction stories that you can find that can be very interesting and rewarding. There is so much but you don't need to stress doing it all in one go, its actually nice to find new things with all the characters you will play over time (cause the game is not pulling punches^^).
at level 3 and every six levels thereafter you can an attribute point to spend to increase one attribute. at level 6 and every six levels thereafter you get +1 to all attributes.
so much of the fun of the game is exploring and figuring stuff out yourself so I don't want to be micromanaging some imaginary "perfect" or "optimal" way to do stuff.
That was one crazy "first" ruin you cleared there. Actually mutant characters can have mutations to release all sorts of gases, can be pretty strong! But maybe the Issachari dude was just lactose intolerant.
Oh and PS: That book you picked is one that is not lore, it has very valuable gameplay related information that you might need at some point, but you will see for yourself if it comes to it :D
But yeah picking a reward is not letting you see what it actually is. Sometimes you get some crazy stuff through quests and its fun discovering it.
I really did not expect that right clicking on it would select it :)
I will read the book properly then! To be honest at the moment i did not feel like reading another 8 pages out loud. This game has so many name that are hard to say for me! It feels like I am reading Dune again.
@@OkamiesGaming Haha yeah totally fine! You don't need to read the whole book out loud! But just keep in mind it might come handy :) You can take chests with you and drop them where you want them to create a safe stash for your loot. Just look what the book topic is and store it in a chest for safe keeping.
@@commander_fu6457 Thats really good to know, might do that in the main town of the moment.
About Reading the lore I am wondering if people actually like that or not, I personally like it when I am watching a video but its good to know other people opinion on that.
@@OkamiesGaming I think it depends. You should probably read the main story that comes through dialogues with the characters you meet but you don't need to read all the yellow books (they contain more in-depth lore bits and background knowledge often written "by the npcs" that live in that world). If you like to read them go ahead its wonderfully written, but for viewer retention you could cut it out or only include specific parts that are interesting.
The lore runs pretty deep in this game from what I have experienced so far and there are also side-quests and faction stories that you can find that can be very interesting and rewarding. There is so much but you don't need to stress doing it all in one go, its actually nice to find new things with all the characters you will play over time (cause the game is not pulling punches^^).
at level 3 and every six levels thereafter you can an attribute point to spend to increase one attribute.
at level 6 and every six levels thereafter you get +1 to all attributes.
good job kiting that legendary.
Nice this is great info to have, I have been trying to avoid getting to much outside of playing but this will let me plan better in the future!
Yeah I only mentioned it because it's already happened but it's easy to miss when you generally level up mid fight.
so much of the fun of the game is exploring and figuring stuff out yourself so I don't want to be micromanaging some imaginary "perfect" or "optimal" way to do stuff.