/ddg/ - Dragon's Dogma General

>YFW

How such a thing is even possible. How.

He looks like he jump off cliffs on the first date.

>Into the Brine it goes

Seriously, these are the best to find when hanging out in post-game Everfall.

KILL THEM
KILL THE DRESS WEARING SHITTERS
KILL THEM ALL

post bullying

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Rate my pawn?

Matau, lv18, in case anyone wants to give me some riftbux or criticism over his skill line-up, I'd appreciate it.

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Holy shit. They are doing it on purpose, there is no ther explanation.

Tfw no qt pawn to bully and tease

Why live

y-you too

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hey, do the inclinations potions change the pawns primary or secondary vocation?

Anyone here using any mods? If so then which ones would you recommend?

It'll take any tertiary or less inclination and make it secondary, and any secondary and make it primary.

>you can lewd literally everyone except pawns
Whose idea was this

What's the most fun monster to kill, /ddg/?

That's even a generic pawn preset, holy shit the triggering.

ashe pls go and stay go

Which version of Alternative EXP Tables to pick?Is there a better mod that alters leveling? It will work in hardmode, right?

Condemned gorecyclops.

nice

Up to you.

I find I like Plateau setting, but I've been through this game a few times so maybe one of the other settings will do you better. It ought to work with Hard Mode, but the doubled xp kinda defeats the purpose... so I'm not sure why you'd bother.

There are other mods, but I wound up picking this one because the mod page has snazzy graphs and been pleased with it since.

Ogres, for sure.

stage 1 damion, no contest

the first time i got rocket punched, with that amazing soundtrack i was in heaven

No way.

Whenever I fought Ogres, I was either low-level, in which I could only beat the fucker if he fell from some height or something like that, or I was such a high level that he was a complete pushover.

I'd like to do a hardmode run because of x2 damage dealt to the player and higher stamina consumption. I guess because of double exp it would be best to pick plateau. I want the game to be harder AND not be overleveled so quickly.

Hard more is generally considered to be complete bullshit, though, mostly because of raised stagger limits on enemies, and broken economy/leveling.

>I was either low-level, in which I could only beat the fucker
THROW
BLASTS

who would win in a fight ?

the villanous vandal or the cheeky cunt?

Is stagger really that bad? I guess I'll reconsider it then. Thanks user.

My vote is for the devilish deviant.

Like the other user said, it won't remove the piles of gold that'll buy your way through most of the game.

The stagger resist is also balls if you're melee. Especially for a Warrior.

And the extra stamina consumption just means bringing extra mushrooms to munch, pressing a hotkey more often isn't my idea of fun.

I have played MK, MA and assassin on hard without any problems and had a lot more fun than on normal. I guess it's a bullshit for warriors and isn't really worth it for sorcerers.

>He got to lewd a pawn but I can't
Whose idea was this

I've seen level 200 sorcerers die more than your pawn did on Bitterblack Isle, he's a promising lad

probably because pure sorc is like 15hp 1 def, stat growth

>have no mage
>shit takes forever to kill
>change pawn to mage with only buffs
>games too easy

WHERE IS THE BALANCE

>I will never get to have my character get sexually violated by my tall amazoness Pawn

Goddammit.

in DDO :^)

is it possible to beat the game without magic?

main game ? absolutely

i heard there were some bosses that have are immune to physical though

Nope, there are a couple of enemies you can ignore, but it's not until Bitterblack Isle that you can find bosses that are immune to physical

BBI doesn't have any phys immune bosses.

You can sort of count that one living armor as a boss i guess, but he's just a normal enemy in an arena.

You need to defeat it to progress, so it counts as a boss

in the main game no
bbi does have phys immune enemies but no phys immune bosses

Is there anyone here who has been playing this game since it came out on consoles?

>Pawns will obey their arisen's every command, including modifying their personal behavior and attitude
>But you can't lewd even your personal pawn

not constantly, obviously

but i remember when this general stopped, before dark arisen came out

Shilling again for stronk big arisens.
I got a pawn around lvl 20-25 by the name "Andalt" set as a warrior, I'm trying to build him into a big utilitarian mitigator and I would appreciate if anyone running whatever has a free slot in the party to drag him through stuff, I know it's practically "boosting" but I would LOVE to play through the game with a pawn who actually knows stuff before I even get to see the enemies

Yeah, there are still a few people from the console era that ported their pawns over to PC Dark Arisen once that came out and the general had life again

>absorbent rag cleans oil off of you
>clean cloth absorbs water when you're wet
????

Aye.

Like the other user, not constantly but I've been here since just before DA release on console.

I've solo cleared everything through BBI 2.0 as a Warrior. It's certainly possible just... really tedious.

When it comes to physical immune, if you get yourself an Arc ring then you can actually pop a Living Armor high enough to kill them by fall damage.

And the wraiths you just run past.

Eh, I wouldn't use an oil rag to clean water. Wouldn't be very effective.

Hunh, since you bring it up...

Console party pic time?

So I'm like 20 hours in and I haven't died once. Is the post-game stuff difficult at all? I'm still having fun with it but I would definitely enjoy it more if enemies actually felt like threats.

>Side note, I definitely notice my pawn adapting to how I play without them changing inclinations. She even started lifting fallen allies and carrying them out of danger.
>I'd do this so they wouldn't just re-die and my pawn picked it up.
My pawn does this too and I never ever pick up dead pawns. Pawn training right?

>There's not even a mod to fix this

Life is suffering

Post-dragon has some good stuff, like the chamber of fate. BBI should also fill your need.

Got 'em!

>suffering an unrepentant heretic and a pathetic coward to live
>getting praised condescendingly by Mason
Whichever choice you make, it's the wrong one.
If I'd known what happens afterwards I wouldn't have killed him desu.
Am I autistic enough to reload to before I enter the dungeon?

Most people might consider reloading because they missed out on something, not to lock themselves out of stuff.

If you let the guy live, Mason fucks Quina behind your back

>Changing your mind just because some guy sounded condescending

'Spose he was right to doubt you.

Only thing I would be locking myself out on is the escort mission for him (since I already did the spying-on-noble one), right?

Please, I execute holy justice and rid the world of a filthy heretic, don't put me on the same level as that unworthy spy.

My pawn has never done that. There is no external influence so all the pawns are equal, right?

>Lose net connection for a few months
>Get it back and find out we're still alive

It's a good kind of surprised.

>Please, I execute holy justice and rid the world of a filthy heretic, don't put me on the same level as that unworthy spy.

Lol, I guess it's fair that you wouldn't know.

He's a spy a'ight, hunting down heretic cultists. Who do you think he works for?

the games on sale on steam right now
that probably brought new people

im one of em

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Fair enough; he was going after looney cultists and possible foreign spies after all.
Guess I'm sticking with my decision. I'll just incorporate those doubts into my autistic role-playing.

Well iirc you can theoretically use mods to replace your beloved in the cutscene with your pawn, but the game doesn't acknowledge it and it requires finding your main pawn's ID.

Start using the alternative exp table mod.

welcome back pear man

Why does Montebank not have any Set of Lady's Garb for sale? Amount: 0, and I've never bought it from him.

What Vocation should I make my pawn in DDO? I'm just arrived at the character selection. Is it just like the normal game where you basically need one guy for heals/weapon enchants?

Really? I'm about as far as you are, and I've met several enemies who've been able to kill me in one hit, like enraged ogres (and a fucking dragon, but that's probably expected).

>'Help' makes pawn turn into Guardian
>looting stuff makes pawn turn into Acquisitor
so, am I just supposed to stand around waiting for pawns to heal me, then after the battle stand there for five minutes hoping the pawns will pick up some of the loot?

From almost full health too. REEEEEEEEEEE

No, you're supposed to buy extra elixirs and have a drink before bed.

I did quest to kill the Griffin. Reloaded at one point because 2 of my pawns died for not running quick enough and i wasn't about to accept that.

It was nice to see doing an earlier side quest benefited me.

I had mentioned in the last thread about enemies being easier now that I'm leveled up a bit but I ran into some bandits that gave me some trouble. I ended up traveling to bluemoon tower at night and found out the hard way that bow wielding bandits are no joke. They have perfect accuracy and were dealing a ton of damage. Died once to them.

I also finally found the witchwood since a follower mentioned something I needed for a quest might be there.

Now I see why I couldn't seem to find them at the beginning of the game when I made an attempt at doing the lost and found quest but gave up.

I had went that way before but was no match for the group of bandits that pushed the rock down so I turned back and didn't go back there until I had gained a few more levels but I had failed the quest at that point and hadn't bothered looking for the witchwood since.

I don't see how they expect you to go through there at the beginning of the game unless you're supposed to sprint past them or something.

Just use dinput8.dll to fix inclinations. It makes the game much more enjoyable.

>you can't bounce off tents
What the fuck is this shit

>sprint past them
that's usually what I do on new saves. I'll try it 4 or 5 times but if the fighter/warrior bandits keep stunlocking me to death I'll just hoof it past all of them to the Witchwood enrtance

>done a lot of exploring
>enjoy the big open feel of the world and the "go anywhere you can see" vibe
>decide to glimpse a world map just for an idea of how large the world is
>realize I've actually been to most of the world already

ah shit

At what stage of the game are you supposed to beat that faggot drake near the Shadow Fort? Any tips on cheesing him beforehand?

They were tough on me for normal mode but I went back to the riftstone and realized I could have a third pawn, so I grabbed a fighty one and she took a lot of the pressure off of me, became very manageable.

>bullying a peaceful chimera from so safe a distance it doesn't even know what's killing it
feels kinda bad man