There’s as much micromanagement as you like, although I find myself dialing it back with the nice options that the game gives (like, it’s nice that the game makes my dual-wielding ranger put one of his weapons away so he has a free hand to perform the somatic components of Goodberry because otherwise we can’t do a long rest because we’re out of rations, but it’s also great that it lets me cut all that shit out if I want to).īut hot damn was the writing, the story presentation, all of that terrible.
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There’s a lot of variants in the classes as is the case with the current edition of DND, and taken as a series of Dungeons and Dragons battles, it’s excellent. (But can I fault him that much? He wasn’t even the worst one in that group.)Īnd Solasta is that crunchy tactical RPG, and I really enjoyed it. So, like, Solasta: Crown of the Magister, right? I eagerly awaited it, got it right when it came out, really enjoyed it! As I’ve always said, under the hood of DND is a really great tactical RPG but few DMs bother to do it, especially when you’re in the kind of woo-woo circles that want to do Character Work but aren’t very good at it and so your sessions devolve into bad amateur theatre in someone’s stifling apartment, with that one dude, you know the one, who just sucks the energy out of the room, who is clearly miserable, who is literally wearing a shirt that says Sorry I Was Late, I Don’t Want To Be Here - yeah, I’m fucking talking about you, R-–, why the hell did you come over every goddamn week if you were so miserable. More of the same, you say? More of, like, the exact same? ( Is the land called Solasta?) And there sure were characters and twists and turns. I suppose I do remember all the things that went on in the land of Solasta. Sounds cool, so is it like pulp adventure, Savage Empire kind of - no, it’s just their normal fantasy world, you say? Was that called Solasta? It was? Oh, good. So does any1 know if siding with General Blunt actually gives more reputation ? Or is there another quest in the future that will give additional reputation ? It sucks that I'm now left without being able to buy the items I wanted from the Eastern Clans merchant.Oh - yes, sure, the new Solasta DLC, The Hidden Mountain or The Mysterious Kingdom or The Land Of The Tyrant or - The Lost Valley, you say? Oh, cool, it takes place in a valley. I got "living legend" status from the other clans questlines so far, so I was very surprised that only for this clan I didn't, which is the one with some of the better items to buy. This is why I made this choice, but now I'm kinda pissed that I can't buy the stuff I wanted from the merchant. A guide from Neoseeker says there isn't much of a difference, and if anything Captain Ashdown is more supportive so I would expect more reputation gain from backing him. In the new Solasta DLC - Palace of Ice, as part of the main quest "A Major Alliance" I did the all the quests for the Eastern Clans, and I'm only at 70 reputation which means no "living legend" status to be able to buy the best stuff from their merchant.ĭuring the quest "The Enemy Within" I chose Captain Ashdown instead of General Blunt, as it seems the smarter/better choice.
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