Reach the demon goblin dude and gets dunked on
Decides to elsewhere found the Spiders got dunked on
Maybe go up north found the hyena killed them then the bigger hyena got dunked on
This game is IMPOSSIBLE
Im near uninstalling this shit
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you can break it if you want
ill give you one method. hire a bunch of hirelings and make them clerics. have them each cast warding bond on your active members. they can also cast aid for a hp bonus. each one of your members now has a battery back at camp that absorbs most of their damage, and can also buff and heal them, even return to camp for their heals after fights
in other words, its a crpg, so use your frickin brain
i have a bard and its weak as shit
i have the demon girl with me she is the only strong ally
the wizard dude is weakling he dies easily
and the rogue is useless
i killed the lizard girl in the cage she was rude to me
and there is one girl that was knocking on a door i left her there she was creepy af
the spiders are beating my ass this shit is frustrating. how did this win awards? must be rigged
oh youre just some moronic shitposter. k.
You're frustrated now because you don't know how to play the game. You'll get better at it the more you learn how to use your spells and abilities, what the enemies are capable of, and how to control the battlefield.
Use CC, use ranged weapons, use the terrain.
The hardest part of the game is the beginning because you don't have most of the overpowered skills or don't know about them yet. Bard is probably going to be your least useful character combat wise (at the start).
You have two martial characters, demon girl and the rouge. Demon girl should be straightforward unga bunga attacks. For the rouge have him "sneak attack" by attacking an enemy the demon girl is already standing next to. Attacking an enemy that's already next to your ally gives you the Advantage so you can always use sneak attacks for big damage.
Your wizard Gale may already have some overpowered skills learned. The best early ones from my experience:
>Cloud of daggers (AoE spell so don't rely on RNG miss shit)
>Magic Missile (never misses, can target around corners, hits multiple enemies)
>Hold Person (Basically instant kill on humanoids)
>Flaming Sphere (Dumb AI loves to attack this stupid thing)
>rogue and bard suck
Whoa
>rogue is useless
The gay vampire isn't useless at all. He's only partially useless if you rush in and don't take advantage of sneak attack. You can simply use him to start fights by stealth archer'ing a LOT of enemies early on.
Larian is almost schizo DM tier but their fights are fun if you treat them like puzzles
>Spiders
The spooders can get sneak attacked, surprised or lured into the tunnel connectinig the blacksmith to the caverns, they often jump on webs so you can break webs to make them fall and take damage
>spooder boss
Same as the spiders, break the webs, break the eggs. If you get someone to surprise the spider, preferably do it when she's on top of a web, it's frickoff huge so it takes lots of fall damage.
Plenty of encounters are rigged against you, yes. But you can rig the environment against the encounter just as easily. See a bunch of dangerous skeletons and ghouls nearby? cast a bunch of dangerous shit area denial spells like spike growth, cloud of daggers, firewall and force them to get through and take damage or split and you can pick off the gays.
Your real enemy in this game is the dice, not the encounters.
Either
1) be smart and think strategically
2) cheese the game with exploits or barrelmancy
im near uninstalling this borefest i dont want to read a book so i can enjoy the game i will buy infinite wealth instead
You learn how the game works and play it. It's actually pretty easy once you get a build working.
IW is fun but BG has a lot more meat on the bone. It doesn't require reading a novel to understand. Just find a broken build and cheese it to win if you find it that hard. It's really not a difficult game. Use astarion/hiding/stealth sneak attack and a juiced up la'zel
Go play an easier game then journalist
That's genuinely impressive. It typically feels impossible to lose in BG3.
those spiders deal A LOT of damage and i cant move around because of the web stunning me
The big hyena deals A LOT of damage and can attack me twice what the hell is this balance????
The big demon goblin dude calls all goblin and never leaves his throne i cant defeat him at all this battle is Impossible!
im weak as shit and every encounter is handing me my ass who designed this
Welcome to 5e where you are a character not the main character.
>those spiders
Stay off the web, close distance with Laezel and Karlach, the web bridges can be destroyed.
>The big hyena
Stay out of melee range or buff yourself to high heaven to avoid his melee strikes. He can be kited to death, especially if you use spells to slow him down.
>The big demon goblin dude
You can fight him from the rafters and he will never be able to touch you. Use grease, and push them off once they close the distance. You can also blind the archers on the ground with darkness or use LoS.
Don't step on the webs. There also are boots nearby that allow one character to walk normally on webs.
You also can destroy webs while the big spider is standing on them for good fall damage.
In general never blindly storm into a fight.
ALWAYS scout the location before engaging.
Use sneak attacks.
Make sure your have a balanced party.
Don't panic, the tide of battle can turn in your favor more often than you might think as long as you stay determined.
Use consumables, that's what they are for.
>Use sneak attacks
To add to this, your companions that aren't near you (unlinked) and that aren't visible to enemies when you initiate combat will remain out of combat when it starts. This allows you to (sometimes) get a full round of sneak attacks with everyone before the enemy gets a chance to act.
>that's how you play larian games
Nah, that's how you play Larian games. You don't have to cheese encounters in BG3. It's a pretty easy game most of the time.
>Nah, that's how you play Larian games
Nah that's how larian games are played. You walk around and hoover up static xp that you get from talking to people or other miscellaneous nonsense that the devs set up so that you could beat their DPS check hurdles, there's no actual balance involved
You didn't add any new information so just reread what you replied to.
stay based
Why would I need to say any more? larian games are shit. You just walk around and talk to people to gain xp without doing anything
>Why would I need to say any more?
So don't bother responding, I don't talk in circles with people.
>Why would I need to say any more? larian games are shit. You just walk around and talk to people to gain xp without doing anything
huh
not true first of all try not doing any combat and see how high your level gets
secondly
>you just walk around and don't do anything except when you do things like talk to people
Yes the way larian designs games is that you get most of your experience outside of combat despite most of the game being shitty combat encounters
it's really fun!
But that isn't true?
And for BG3 specifically at least(never played DOS1/2), you can attack any character and make it into a combat encounter if you're that starved for battle
Some people don't play RPGs for character interaction and stories, they go into for the combat encounters only. I've seen it at the table too, no interest in the RP, just combat and loot. Diablo's influence maybe? Who knows.
>these combat encounters are shit how do I get better
>uh you don't do combat, just walk around and talk to every npc in the game for free levels
>these combat encounters are shit how do I get better
I already gave free advice multiple times over the thread to answer that.
>uh you don't do combat
Never said that, I was commenting on a separate thing entirely.
Cope moron, the fact remains that the way you gain experience in larian games is mostly outside of combat. Meaning "getting gud" is talking to npcs and getting free xp.
you get almost no experience for taking out the hardest monsters in the game
You're getting angry for no reason. Maybe try taking a break for a while. Talk a walk outside or something?
Why? I'm dominating this thread with facts and logic, facts like larian games being dogshit
Lol okay
Ouch. That's gotta sting.
He's trying to bait you with nonsense but is not doing a very good job of it
you get way more xp from finishing main combat encounters than everything else in the game combined
Huh? You get 20 experience for killing an owlbear, which is really hard. You get the same amount of experience for killing a goblin. The experience reward does not mirror the difficulty at all.
reading comprehension is really hard apparently
If you hit a major roadblock like say, owlbears. The game isn't actually made for you to complete that roadblock. Because that's not how larian designs games. You're either supposed to cheese the encounter to death with an exploit, or you go around and talk to people for free xp.
The fact that this encounter you have to farm xp to beat gives you less xp than killing a single goblin should tell you all you need to know about how shit larian is as a developer
>roadblocked by the owlbear
Skill issue.
Game issue, for instance knocking all the quest npcs off into a void is a "canon" way to play this shit game
Maybe you should learn what role playing is about
Role playing in a larian game is one shotting all the quest npcs by knocking them off into the void
Sure, you can choose to engage the game like that, it's the good thing about a game giving you freedom instead of going the skyrim route with essential npcs.
Am I supposed to think that's a flaw? Because it isn't.
>Sure, you can choose to engage the game like that
is that why larian put an endless void next to all the quest npcs
Watch out he's gonna git ya!!
If only you were allowed to kick the owlbear into that void
>is that why larian put an endless void next to all the quest npcs
Yeah, to allow you to do that.
Though I'll remind you some NPCs like Ketheric have gear that stops them from being pushed around, because Larian is actually smart about where and how to allow it
You would know if you played the game.
>Larian is actually smart
>puts an endless void next to most of the quest npcs
Yeah, on purpose, as proven by some NPCs like ketheric being immune to being pushed
What are you not understanding?
why is that supposed to be a gotcha, most of them have that stupid buff where they can't be displaced
they even meme on you with it in the vampire fight because he can be but then he just respawns to his casket
even the ones who don't almost always have such high weight that even if you have someone with the silly 27 strength elixir you still can't push them
>is that why larian put an endless void next to all the quest npcs
What the absolute frick does this even mean? Can someone explain what this moron is saying?
He thinks all combat encounters can be solved by pushing NPCs into the void. He hasn't seen past the Owlbear cave though, that's where he uninstalled it.
>walk over to main damage dealing quest npc
>openly even though they're your enemy and should kill you because larian game
>throw them into the void
wow
Why didn't you do that to the owlbear?
LMAO
O
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please list the fights where you can do that
No, I get what he SAID. I'm just confused because not only is it not even remotely true, but it's also just a weird thing to complain about. Some fights have pits. Lots don't. I don't get it.
Again, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? What fricking enemy are you just "walking up to even though they should kill you"? What the frick are you talking about? There's literally only Minthara that I can think of in Act 1 because she doesn't actually fricking know that you're not with her until you initiate combat.
>what does throwing all the main enemy npcs into the void isnta killing them mean
I don't know it's really hard to figure out isn't is
I'm literally asking you to name specific fights where this is somehow an issue. You specified ALL, so name some.
You know the areas where the bosses stand right next to the void and make no reaction to you approaching them and yeeting them off into the void? those ones
name
them
You know the areas where the bosses stand right next to the void and make no reaction to you approaching them and yeeting them off into the void? those ones
so the ones that don't exist, neat
glad we've cleared that up
maybe play the game moron
t. 2 hours played, filtered by the owlbear
I said that the owlbear is unusually daunting and unbalanced and is an example of a roadblock somebody might run into, like most of the game. Because larian doesn't balance their games. You samegay spamming "filtered by owlbear" only proves how mentally unstable you are
no it isn't
You are mentally unstable and the game is poorly balanced, like all larian games.
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, the rats in Candlekeep
>Because larian doesn't balance their games.
What the frick does this mean? What does "balance" mean in a single player game? Literally most of the fights in the game are meant to be unfairly skewed against the player, because the point is that you use the environment, magic, buffs, or some weird mechanic manipulation, to overcome the difference.
Why am I replying to a shitposter.
What's funny is on top of the games being poorly made they're also buggy as frick, so you'll have a pretty major bug nearly every encounter
you're getting really desperate now
How am I desperate? Larian encounters are all HP bloat and damage stacking, with BG3 nearly every encounter is going to have some sort of bug. Doesn't that sound fun?
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, a Rattata
Thanks for admitting you're samegay spamming because you don't have an argument
>larian games are unfinished and buggy
>larian encounters are all HP bloat and unbalanced
>xp makes no sense in larian games
>I'm going to samegay spam about owlbears for an hour
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, a Zombie
>larian games are unfinished and buggy
>larian encounters are all HP bloat and unbalanced
>xp makes no sense in larian games
>you can throw a decent chunk of the bosses into the void
>uh, samegay spam
good show
works on my machine :^)
git guf maybe?
>larian games are unfinished and buggy
>larian encounters are all HP bloat and unbalanced
>xp makes no sense in larian games
>you can throw a decent chunk of the bosses into the void
>uh, samegay spam
good show
>larian games are unfinished and buggy
>larian encounters are all HP bloat and unbalanced
>xp makes no sense in larian games
>you can throw a decent chunk of the bosses into the void
>uh, samegay spam
good show
>larian encounters are all HP bloat and unbalanced
Dude on tactician Ketheric has like 180 hp, you can down him in 3 turns
What the FRICK are you talking about
He doesn't know who that is. He stopped playing at the owlbear
right and enemies at the beginning of act 2 have 240 hp, what's your point?
oh no, that will take an entire 2 turns to kill
woe is me
It's still hp bloat
no it isn't
You want it to die in 1 hit instead of 2?
is it a boss or isn't it? This just points out how stupid larian's games are
>bosses are like 40 hp in act 1
>one of your first encounters with a boss in act 2 and it's 240 hp
>BUT THAT'S FINE BECAUSE I WATCHED A GUIDE AND DO 70 DAMAGE A TURN
should you be able to do 70 damage a turn at level 5? 6?
I'm aware this question is completely lost on you because you're defending a larian game
not even 70 damage a turn, more like 140
>is it a boss or isn't it?
That makes no sense and has no bearing on the question. Do you want mobs to die in 1 hit, yes or no?
>this 240 hps boss dies in 1 turn this game is so cool so it's not hp bloat
>what do you mean "what is a boss"?
lmao, you are mentally ill
Larian games are extremely poorly designed
answer the question homosexual
No I don't want bosses to die in a single hit otherwise what's the difference between them and the goblins in the first act?
What kind of mindrotted homosexuals even play larian games
Then how is it HP bloat you fricking mongoloid. They need that HP to not die in the first round you fricking moron.
>Then how is it HP bloat
It's both hp bloat and poor balance, should every person look up a guide on how to do 100 damage a turn? Should you even be able to do 100 damage a turn at level 5? You dodged this question the last time I asked you probably because you're a mindrotted homosexual.
>should every person look up a guide on how to do 100 damage a turn?
You don't need a guide to figure that out. You only think you do because you're moronic, as proven by the fact you got filtered by the owlbear.
>You dodged this question
I'm nta
>you're moronic
nice dodge you mindrotted homosexual
Just calling it like I see it. Go get filtered by the owlbear again moronic homosexual.
Maybe you should start samegay spamming again since you can't answer basic questions about the game you're shilling
>answer basic questions
Such as
It's both hp bloat and poor balance, should every person look up a guide on how to do 100 damage a turn? Should you even be able to do 100 damage a turn at level 5? You dodged this question the last time I asked you probably because you're a mindrotted homosexual.
>should every person look up a guide on how to do 100 damage a turn?
No, and they don't need to.
>Should you even be able to do 100 damage a turn at level 5?
Some builds can, and yes they should.
Now what moron?
So the game should be unbalanced because why? Because that's what your position has to be as a shill
>So the game should be unbalanced because why?
It isn't.
I don't think doing 100 damage a turn at level 5 is makes sense in DnD, but in a reskinned larian game maybe
>I don't think
You have no place to speak. You got filtered by the owlbear. You have no idea what's going on or an ability to even grasp the very basic mechanics of the game. Know your place and be silent.
>please stop pointing out flaws in the game
is that why you refuse to talk about it
It's not a flaw. You have no ability to speak about what is or isn't a flaw because you have no idea what you're even seeing. You don't even know the basics. Come back when you learn what it is you're even looking at.
>it's NOT!
okay calm down you moronic aspie. maybe play some BG3 to calm down
I accept your concession. Know your place next time.
>no arguments, just ad homs now
top kek
Every time I ask you a question about the game you deny everything and start samegayging you mindrotted aspie
>still no arguments, just ad homs
Utterly defeated and out of your depth. Better luck next thread
Every time I ask you a question about the game you deny everything and start samegayging you mindrotted aspie
>so btfo he's copypasting now
I accept your second concession.
Every time I ask you a question about the game you deny everything and start samegayging you mindrotted aspie
>Every time I ask you a question
That was me, and your questions got answered.
Every time I ask you a question about the game you deny everything and start samegayging you mindrotted aspie
Where, quote it.
Every time I ask you a question about the game you deny everything and start samegayging you mindrotted aspie
lmao I think I buck broke him
Every time I ask you a question about the game you deny everything and start samegayging you mindrotted aspie
No wonder you couldn't beat the owlbear.
Every time I ask you a question about the game you deny everything and start samegayging you mindrotted aspie
Btw im trans
Good for (You)
>I don't think doing 100 damage a turn at level 5 is makes sense in DnD
Elaborate on that
Damage dealing, hp, and balance are all relative to the game's context
refer to
The actual numbers are meaningless on a vacuum, what matters is how many hits an enemy realistically takes before going down, how quickly it downs your hp bar, and how well the AI uses its arsenal
He can't answer any of those questions. He knows nothing at all about the game mechanics. He got filtered by the owlbear, got angry, uninstalled the game and came to Ganker to b***h about it. Not realizing all the while that it was he himself that was stupid and the game was easy for everyone else.
hp bloat is completely relative to the damage you can deal
If you can deal 5k damage a turn then an enemy with 15 000 hp isn't hp bloat, no matter how big the number sounds
That is exactly what you sound like to us.
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, the wolves in Northshire
>the owlbear is unusually daunting and unbalanced
5e is an edition made so even crayon eating morons can manage to play it
You failed to do what thousands of crayon eating morons all across the world do.
How does it feel?
>You know the areas where the bosses stand right next to the void and make no reaction to you approaching them and yeeting them off into the void?
No, I don't know. Please name some for me.
And please explain what you mean by "make no reaction to you approaching". I'd like a specific example of this so I can understand what the frick you're talking about.
t. filtered by an owlbear
Why do owlbears give less xp than a goblin? also why did larian put an endless void next to all the quest npcs?
because you get an xp dump at the end of most combat engagements (especially ones tied to quests) but you're so low IQ that you just looked at what you get on kills and thought that was a le epic gotcha that nobody is falling for
So larian put a static xp amount on all the npcs regardless of difficulty?
Why were you filtered by the owlbear?
Owlbear cave on tactician solo is harder than a decent chunk of act 1 but you get the same amount of xp as a goblin for killing them
Excuses. Just get good.
Okay we're talking in circles. OP wants to know how to beat this game, it's a larian game so the only thing that matters is xp. Owlbears give as much xp as a goblin, so fighting hard things is not how you progress
You were filtered by the owlbear. You are an unreliable source.
Yes the owlbear fight in act 1 is one of the hardest fights in act 1 on tactician solo. And that's because you can't just yeet everybody off into the void
You got stuck on the owlbear.
it's easy as shit unless you are just being disingenuous and beeline straight to it. I can tell you've never even played the game because the fight is exactly the same on tactician as it is on normal
>Yes the owlbear fight in act 1 is one of the hardest fights in act 1 on tactician solo
No it isn't lmao
The Paladins
The Gnolls
The Ogres
The goblin camp
Ethel
Recaps
Are all much more difficult
That fricking robot thing in the forge
Spectator
Githyanki patrol
The robots at the top of the mage tower too
You're not supposed to fight those though.
>not supposed
Not what were talking about, a lot of the fights can be avoided, were talking about difficulty.
that's a matter of perspective
it's a pretty fun fight if you do it
You gotta be fricking trolling
Paladins of tyr I can understand when going blind, the gnolls can be c**ts I guess, hey, the spectator in the underdark can catch you off guard, but the fricking Owlbear? Really? You can kill him in 3 turns easily even at level fricking 3
>owlbear
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, the owlbear
i didn't realize it was possible to be this moronic
Answer this
Filtered by the owlbear. Of all things, the motherfricking owlbear LOL
Why were you hard-filtered by the owlbear?
>Why do owlbears give less xp than a goblin?
Why did you get filtered by one? LMAO
The owlbear is like the first miniboss in the game. You shouldn't be getting stuck on it
This is just sublimated seethe at the fact that you were filtered by the owlbear
utterly irrelevant to what you were replying to
the combat encounters in the game give more xp than anything else. I don't care that you thought the owlbear was hard
What the hell? lol the owlbear can be face tanked and beaten down quite easily. The action economy alone is massively in your favor during that fight.
>owlbear
>major roadblock
Are you serious?
I killed that thing on tactician without any cheese.
Just proper placement and balls to the wall damage was all it took.
that's only a hard fight if you're on honor and intentionally beeline to it so you can complain about it on Ganker
>If you hit a major roadblock like say, owlbear
You got stuck on the owlbear... Your bizarre tirade makes a lot more sense now
>Who knows
Dungeon crawlers
I do love a good dungeon crawler.
>stay based
I'll do my best, but I warn you that I'm voting for Trump so make of that what you will.
Ok, I'm not American so I don't really care.
As I said, grinding xp and levels is not a feature exclusive to Larian RPGs. Good players have beat the game at low levels.
>grinding xp and levels is not a feature exclusive to Larian
no but it is the only way to play their games since they don't actually balance anything
>balance
Go play Pillars of Eternity if that's what you want
Okay thanks for admitting larian games are unbalanced shitty cheesefests
Go play Pillars, Josh
Try setting up some ambushes. Don't just walk into fights. It's the difference between having a party wipe and taking literally 0 damage.
What this anon said. Seriously tactical advantage is everything on this and pretty much any CRPG.
Did you learn nothing from Revenge of the Sith? Get the high ground. Seriously, it´s not a meme, ranged attacks from the high ground can legit be devastating and if you plan your strategy correctly even more so.
For example, if you use the beams on the goblin stronghold you´ll get a huge advantage over Ragzlin. You could surprise attack from above (aim for the ones that can use ranged attacks), you could trow grease on the stairs to delay any attempt from the close range units to climb earning extra turns to take them out, you could use trow (with tavern brawler and rage) for considerable damage and since you are on beans the paths to attack you would be limited. If you were to set a tank in the right spot you would be able to create a bottleneck.
It´s honestly not that hard anon.
>It typically feels impossible to lose in BG3.
It's not hard if you have a party of weakshit classes and are playing on Tactician
But the game does try to set you up with Lae'zel early on to avoid just that
A ton of people leave Lae'zel to die because she calls them mean words while she is locked in the cage. Some people are thinskinned as frick.
I reloaded until he gave me a quest to do for him.
Why did you install a Tencent bot and shill campaign to begin with?
This post is sad.
Thank you based schizoposter. If you put this much energy into a job you’d be a wealthy man today.
I dropped it today after rescuing Karlach. We go up the hill and find the 3 paladins or whatever she's looking for. Sneak in and sneak arrow strike them. After my first round of attacks the guy jumps up into the rafters and slams a sword down instakilling my main guy then he gets another fricking turn and instakills another. The game is just obnoxious.
lol you quit because you lost a fight? The game isn't hard, you just have to learn a few things.
I quit because the fights are all the same way, either savescum to circumvent constantly getting fricked by missed strikes and overpowered enemies or just abuse and chesse every possibility. the combat is shit.
>either savescum to circumvent constantly getting fricked by missed strikes and overpowered enemies
There are spells and abilities that can't miss. There are ways to avoid combat entirely, or to greatly weaken enemies before the fight even starts. Some fights that aren't winnable straight up in toe-to-toe combat are trivialized by standing on a wall.
i dont know where to fricking go i was wandering around trying to grind and get stronger i found a place with sheep but then turned to little dwarf with long noses they are crazy strong and bodies my party
this game is just STUPID
>sheep but then turned to little dwarf with long noses they are crazy strong and bodies my party
lmao you should livestream
sorry i have to read a book to learn to fricking ENJOY a game
i just bought infinite wealth im done with this SHIT
>sorry i have to read a book
Nah you can learn all of it in game. You just have to know what works and what doesn't. You can always throw the game on journalist difficulty while you learn how to play. It will remove the frustration aspect for you.
i picked "balanced" difficulty
its anything but balanced i keep getting bodied by strong enemies that outnumber me and attack 2 times meanwhile i miss half my attacks
frick this im out
Pick explorer while you learn the systems.
jesus christ we got it the first time
if it was a good shitpost you would have gotten (you)s
>He fell for it
Nobody played that game
kek
once again proving that the industry is pure politics and nepotism
>A man and his wife gave up 1/3 their niche gaming company so poohbear could market their shit like chinese gacha game
No wonder they're too embarrassed to make another lol
Thanks Larian for not appealing to the shitheads ruining gaming and making a proper rpg holy shit
>how did this win over spiderman ooga booga
Holy shit the general populace is truly composed by fricking cattle
>”I feel like a game like this but first person and open world would be sick af”
it was enjoyable watching 13 year olds act shocked that capeshit slop didn't win shit that night
>Why didnt MY garbage win?
Your garbage didn't have China on the panel, son
it's a larian game, every encounter is barely balanced for you to be max possible level for the encounter cheesing every ability with a full party
I'd disagree, but I can see how much trouble people are having when they don't know how to play the game yet.
It's hilarious to me how reliably this game filters dumb ADHD Zoomers.
All fights are winnable on the highest difficulty level if you truly put your brain to work.
it's not really a brain thing, if it was the AI would have more complex programming than "sprint at the person with the lowest health"
>not really a brain thing
You're not wrong. It's just a "learn how to play" thing. Once you understand the game every fight is very winnable, even the bullshit ones.
>"learn how to play"
which in a larian game isn't fun
The fun comes once you learn how to play.
Understandable for a first playthrough. Most people didn't know that Minthara was a companion either.
Yeah closing doors on AI and running outside to save and heal sure is fun
>not having some form of healer
are you completely moronic
The AI doesn't have to be good if the enemies have strong abilities and big health pools.
Also the AI acts (slightly) smarter on Tactician and Honor mode.
i just finished tactician and was a bit disappointed, the only smarter thing the AI does is hard targeting downed party members. Which is a very impactful touch but I expected a bit more
I wish I had picked honor instead when I started that file, I heard that it gives all bosses more legendary actions which is really what the late game needed
There's a couple mods that aim to improve the AI of enemies.
If that's how you choose to play. I didn't.
>If that's how you choose to play
that's how you play larian games, you walk around and hoover up experience and then see if you can make it over the last hurdle you couldn't beat. And if you can't you either cheese it or run away and come back later. It's like an amusement park of time wasting
It's how bad players play, sure. It's no different from any other RPG in that sense
>hoover
vacuum*
>The AI doesn't have to be good
No apparently nothing has to actually be good in a larian game for people to suck up their slop
back around when the game first came out I saw a shitload of people complaining about fights in act 3 being too hard and it blew my mind
I can't comprehend how dumb you have to be to find any of the stuff after you reach about level 9 "hard", you would basically have to intentionally build your characters as bad as possible
You are doing something wrong with your builds and fighting the wrong way.
play on easy and skip to the gay sex scenes like everyone else
>Killing laezel because she's mean to you
>not killing the b***h because she's ugly
I am a moron and while I did die multiple times playing BG3 I've never felt like it was unfair or even really hard at all. I lose because of an unlucky dice roll or a major frick up on my own part. I've also never played any BG or DND before this and have no idea how to play or what to do when building, just went off descriptions when playing blind. I had 0 trouble. Granted I wasn't playing on tactician but still I can't imagine you're playing tactician and still seething this hard about losing without just lowering the difficulty.
exactly what I did on my first playthrough, I did a more optimized run with planned builds the second time
it is not a hard game at all except at the very beginning when you're level 1-3
The game isn't difficult. OP is just too lazy to read. It's not like learning 5e is hard either because it's dumbed down for new players. It's a low bar that not even OP could clear.
you're supposed to play a two handed bonk character first time in any rpg, it's always easy mode
Eldritch Blast Warlock is pretty straightforward too.
And fun with many instakill opportunities
I get how it can be frustrating for some. Some people can get overwhelmed easily when taking in a lot of new information.
crpg arent your genre op, thats ok. may i suggest Nintendogs instead?
This is many's first cRPG and it's filtering many as a result
>absolute mong whining about grinding in bg3
fricking huh
there is no grind in the game at all
the spider fight is babby's introduction to taking advantage of fall damage
congrats on being the first person I've ever seen complaining about it being "hard"
lol they even removed the instakill opportunity from it because the fight was so easy.
>How do you win these battles
By uninstalling this shitty non-game
>Im near uninstalling this shit
y-yes.
The goblin guy you can use the rafters up above and start the fight from there, forcing them to have to waste 2+ turns climbing up ladders and running to you and eliminating ranged attacks from being a problem.
I never fought the spiders, I let them out and they attacked the goblins.
I can see why it would be difficult for people who haven't played turn-based tactics games before.
people who complain about "muh misses" in this game are exactly the same as the ones who complain about missing in xcom and think that 80% should mean never miss
git gud
not complaining I just wanted an excuse to post it
Cheat or use guides or save scum or uninstall
I did the first 3
For those actually wanting to level up quickly the best sources of experience are quests and combat, followed by exploration and lastly skill checks.
You have to manually level up, you are still at level 1
troony game
>I suck at the game therefore the game sucks
git gud
the endless bg3 whining threads being made over the last few weeks even tho real discussion died months ago all make sense now
Make speed potions and throw them so that all your party members get hit. This is enough to trivialize the game.
I know OP is shitposting, and props to him for the (You)s. Lots of marks on his whiteboard today.
But the fact is that fully 50% of the people on this board actually are this person, and it's fricking wild to imagine what gaming must be like to a person literally incapable of human thought. Like, I would love to see what kind of drooling moron not only can't learn basic game functions, but also refuses to ever spend a second thinking about it.
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, the owlbear
>he uninstalled at the owlbear
Okay, this makes much more sense now
Filtered by the fricking owlbear. Insane
The trick to learning the combat is to not learn it at all because it sucks ass and just install this mod instead. https://www.nexusmods.com/baldursgate3/mods/1093
Why would you need this when you can literally just smite-crit every enemy in the game to death?
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, jumping over the goomba
>all these fricking nerds who don't get it
You already know the skills and builds you need to go for because you're a fricking nerd and that's what you do. Regular people literally have 0 suggestions from the shitty Larian games on how to build characters, so when you inevitably build a character wrong, because it's your first experience and the game gave you 0 hints you need to build a certain way or get filtered, you gays act like the "2 cat lmao" neckbeard from the dwarf fortress meme.
i cruised through the game the first time without knowing jackshit about crpgs or dnd
what kind of argument is this supposed to be when this game was an unprecendented hit with camprostitute streamers
>when this game was an unprecendented hit with camprostitute streamers
Who literally all read guides and cheat through every game because moronic simps just look at their breasts. Not an argument.
All fricking larian crpg are like this, either know what every build does from the beginning or read a guide.
You are literally dumber than camprostitutes, they grasp game mechanics better than you
You got filtered by the fricking owlbear.
>he still believes camprostitute footage is authentic
>he watches fricking streamers to begin with
Enjoy your gayass(literally) bearfricking astroturfed piece of shit I guess
t. filtered by the owlbear
Nothing you say will ever matter.
>he watches fricking streamers to begin with
I don't, it's just funny camprostitutes are smarter than you
>All fricking larian crpg are like this, either know what every build does from the beginning or read a guide.
Yeah man, no one has ever played D&D 5E before. It's totally a complete black-box that no one could ever have known a little bit about before going into this game.
5e is... LE TOO EASY
but it's also... LE TOO HARD AND YOU MUST READ A BOOK TO UNDERSTAND ANYTHING
...huh?
that is the logic of the person you were replying to
>Regular people literally have 0 suggestions from the shitty Larian games on how to build characters
1. What does this mean? Are you...implying that a game that uses the Dungeons & Dragons ruleset and character building...is something you can understand how to overcome or trivialize because you played fricking Divinity Original Sin? Or fricking Divine Divinity? Both games which are in no way related to D&D in any way?
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, the sheep
I didn't even know what a ritual spell was until act 3. I think you're just bad at videogames.
which is worse, having an autistic meltdown about owlbear being hard or margit in ER
k you're just getting boring now
gn
>if you hit a major roadblock, like say, soldier of godrick
DnD combat is relatively simple. You might just be moronic I don't know what else to say
oh do we have the new muh china copypasta now
This all makes sense when you watch this
https://www.youtube.com/live/iwfiSlK2scY?si=19U-3TUW2E1DcAUt&t=4988
>every single comment looks AI generated or has a blatant typo
what the hell is going on here, also not gonna watch it
>average Ganker complainer
Jokes aside, that's kinda sad.
That thing is actually moronic. The same kind of gay that gets filtered by the owlbear lmao
The only fight that really got my blood boiling early on was the Inn fight because Isobel was just that fricking moronic. Once I figured I can just throw her to safety it immediately became manageable. Moonrise Tower battle with the Harper assist was a bit annoying for me too but I just ran in through the front and didn't realize there was a side entry until after I cleared everything.
the owlbear gag here is pretty fricking funny tbf
Whoot's going on in this thread?
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IS THAT A FRICKING OWLBEAR AAAAAAAAAAAAIEEEEEEE I'M GOING INSANE SAVE ME Black personMAN
>2024
>troonygate 3 threads
To all sad lonely losers ITT: you will never be a bear and you will never be a woman.
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