Sorcha Ravenlock
Sentinel
Egh, I am sick and tired of this game, why won't it let me play the way I want to play?
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it seems like the game just won't let me play the way I want to.
First I made an archer, which seemed a nice idea, but every 3 steps you get a bleeping cutscene (FF: D&D?) putting me in the front, so that didn't work. A mage had the same problems, everybody just trails behind me and I take all the aggro.
Then I tried a Rogue. Same problem, plus every cutscene magically dispelled my Stealth useless.
So now I went for a Drow Ranger, yes, neutral good (so sue me, R.A. Salvatore ). I thought a duelwielding ranger would be able to stand in the front and tank, while still being more interesting then a fighter.
And now I can't even Persuade the villagers to help fight in the militia, even though I stuck points in persuade, it's not enough.
It seems like the only character the campaign allows to play with my playstyle (good guy who can hold her own and has good leadership skills, can talk her way out of a fight), is a stick-up-her-**** paladin. Yuk!
I don't want a hybrid caster/buffer like bard or cleric, so that is out of the question, buffing is just so boring. I prefer playing rogues, casters (once I've played throgh the game at least once and have a feeling for what spells are needed) and archers, non of which seem to suit the main campaign.
I don't think I'll ever finish the game...
[rant]
[rant]
it seems like the game just won't let me play the way I want to.
First I made an archer, which seemed a nice idea, but every 3 steps you get a bleeping cutscene (FF: D&D?) putting me in the front, so that didn't work. A mage had the same problems, everybody just trails behind me and I take all the aggro.
Then I tried a Rogue. Same problem, plus every cutscene magically dispelled my Stealth useless.
So now I went for a Drow Ranger, yes, neutral good (so sue me, R.A. Salvatore ). I thought a duelwielding ranger would be able to stand in the front and tank, while still being more interesting then a fighter.
And now I can't even Persuade the villagers to help fight in the militia, even though I stuck points in persuade, it's not enough.
It seems like the only character the campaign allows to play with my playstyle (good guy who can hold her own and has good leadership skills, can talk her way out of a fight), is a stick-up-her-**** paladin. Yuk!
I don't want a hybrid caster/buffer like bard or cleric, so that is out of the question, buffing is just so boring. I prefer playing rogues, casters (once I've played throgh the game at least once and have a feeling for what spells are needed) and archers, non of which seem to suit the main campaign.
I don't think I'll ever finish the game...
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