I don't get it bros.
Why am I so weak.
I'm getting bodies by bandits in the starting forest.
Is this souls-like? It can't be because Ganker loves it.
Should I stick with the main campaign? I'm supposed to help deliver a hydra head somewhere.
Maybe it was a mistake to get a mage as my primary pawn when rook already fits the bill.
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git gud
no this is not souls trash
why are you playing with a mouse and keyboard?
you are under leveled
this game is made for ng+ just play it and then replay it and replay it again
Where am I supposed to grind levels then?
Every area I go to is full of monsters way above my level.
I dropped down a well in LITERALLY THE STARTING VILLAGE for some random sidequest- then the giant jumping lizards ate me alive.
It looks like you're still using rusted daggers, the starting village has a shop that sells proper weapons. This isn't a Ubisoft game, you have to explore yourself to find things.
Grinding doesn't matter much. Buy better weapons, upgrade weapons, change party composition, or change your tactics. For an example, the saurians in the well are easy as shit if you just cut their tails.
bandits are chumps, get good
the bandits will frick you in the ass just run past them and into the witchwood
Keep at it, anon. The wind is pushing you.
The bandits in the area beyond that hill are stronger than what you're expected to handle at your level. Either do as says and book it into the forest past them or turn back and return later. Consider sticking to the main quest for a bit, since that'll give you plenty of opportunity to get xp. Also mouse + keyboard can be a little clunky since the game was designed around the PS3. MKB works fine - I've beaten the game a few times and I've only ever used MKB - but there's no denying that it's not the smoothest way to play. You can make it work, though.
Also, this anon
is right. Restructure your party. Some meatheads to keep mobs away from you and your mage would be smart.
Your pawns literally tell you to run away from enemies if they're too strong for you, listen to them.
You got duped, anon. Most of Ganker never even played OG DD, there’s a reason it doesn’t exist. Either way, level up, get better pawns ffs. Get rid of the starter pawn asap.
it's true, I only ever played dark arisen. Was this shit patched out?
No, this is still the same, that path to the forest is extremely difficult due to the bandits being very strong, but you can defeat them if you git gud, if not, just go at night and there will be wolves instead.
>bandits being very strong
Party compositions important to play to the class you want. Your a strider. You need a tank. You got two mages so they're going to run away to cast and the bandits are just going to gank you. I recommend 2 sword and board guys to soak up damage while you run around shooting and stabbing everything and the mage just buffs. Go back to the camp and switch your pawns out you'll have a better time.
Deliver the hydra head so you can get in the city and get upgrades to weapons and buy new skills. Then you can kinda do whatever you want quest wise.
Those bandits are the Tree Sentinel™ of Dragon's Dogma, run past them.
Any recommended [playthrough] of this game? I tried it but got bored at some point, want to see if some other builds are more fun or maybe I'm missing something.
Mystic Knight is a meme because it's easily the most popular class but it's popular for a reason: it's fun
Least fun class for me. Assassin gang
Dragon's Dogma's map is actually really small compared to even its contemporaries. It uses traversal and lack of traditional fast travel to feel big rather than literal size.
If you explore and get your shit pushed in, just go somewhere else - if you pay attention at all you will get plenty of side quests that will have threads to pull on that lead you to optional areas.
I never get past the main town of the game. Its been 3 times i been doing this
no it's not soulshit (thankfully)
you're playing with rusted weapons thatswhy you do no damage, buy better weapons in Cassardis and try to upgrade them
throw Rook off a cliff and hire 2 other pawns, you already have a mage as your main pawn so i'd suggest you one fighter and one warrior
>should I stick with the main campaign? I'm supposed to help deliver a hydra head somewhere.
that's the quest to reach gran soren (the main city) as soon as you reached it you can go back to Cassardis and finish the side quest
i warn though you it's the most boring quest of the game, the rest is kino (and kick the ox, you will understand once you're in the quest)
but first kick Rook out like i said
There's literally nothing wrong with the ox cart quest and IDK why people complain about it so much
yes i like it personally but most people get bored
>I'm getting bodies by bandits in the starting forest.
go at night.
>Should I stick with the main campaign? I'm supposed to help deliver a hydra head somewhere.
>Go to the bandits place instead
Dude, the bandits are still too strong for you. It's okay. This isn't a game where you can just breeze past everything. Continue the main quest for now. Return there later.
This is either a troll post or you ignored going to the actual city where you can buy skills, augments, and change vocations.
I remember seeing something about MK build guides and potentially soft locking your build, what was that about
>builds
DD doesn't really have builds in practical terms, except for augments, skills and gear which you can switch around at will
You might be thinking of tards who believe MK and MA can't do damage if they don't level to 200 as Sorcerer which has been proven to be wrong time and time again, as most of your damage actually comes from your gear