I am fairly sure you made a lot of bad moves during combat, because shambler is not that tough. Because many other players killed that shambler. Well, your party died because you made several wrong decisions there, not because of bad RNG or something. Ursprünglich geschrieben von The Master Chief from Halo: I see little decision making if there's always a correct decisions3. Get a highwayman, man at arms, whatever, and just mash your strongest damage attack.Īm I wrong? Is the game more than this? Is it true you must read the wiki whenever you encounter anything, or else risk starting your entire game over, with its repetitive, samey quests and agonizingly slow combat? If so, where's the skill in the game? I see little decision making if there's always a correct decisions, and exploration is brutally punished. Tons of combat stats and nuanced abilities, but really all that matters is damage. cheap / full of RNG BS) wiki game? By wiki game I mean a game that pretends to be difficult with tons of gotchas, but in fact is easy if you just read a wiki whenever you encounter something new. So this is basically another "difficult" (i.e. The game might as well have deleted my save at that point because my party was quickly annihilated by a seemingly unbeatable "Shambler" and I was down $6k and 4 strong party members. 100% of the time, putting the "correct" item in a curio gives a good reward, so I did it. 75% through the dungeon I found an altar that said to put a torch in it. After amassing a whopping $26k I ventured against the Wisened Hag.
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