Lamasthus Statue - The toughest of all. One Hydra, 3 Qwl Bears! Finslly defeated those with the help of one dragon (Purple colored dragon which was in my inventory). Thank you Cordem. I learned many things from your videos. You taught me like a professional teacher how to play Pathfinder Game. How to build a character, how to upgrade them (by looking at the upgrade benifits in terms of Magic and Powers by analysing the entire level 2 to 20 path which initially I thought why you are explaining those at the beginning, when creating a character in the initial screen. Now I understand why you are analysing those in the beginning). I also understand thoroughly why before every battle one need to very carefully analyse the stat of the enemies and then psuse the game and then prepare scrolls and potions according to the need. I also understood now why in the early games, say upto level 13/14 one need to be depend on scrolls and potions and as the game progress the aquired powers become much powerful than scrolls and their requirement decreases. However, potions are needed. From the mistakes I made from this game will help me to play the latest Pathfinder game in higher difficulty level and much more smoothly. Once again Cordem, many many thanks. Regards AM Kolkata, INDIA
I am honored good sir and extremely happy to hear that you enjoyed the playthrough :D Wrath of the Righteous requires some practice as well as the enemies and encounters can be quite different from Kingmaker, but you will certainly be better prepared for it. And worry not, Very soon WotR will also start here in the channel :D
Yeah, running away was the smart thing to do here. This curse is particularly sadistic for a Last Azlanti run. It's a huge pain to deal with, but I actually like it somewhat, because for a change, this is a curse worthy of the name, something you can't just remove with a spell and that you actually feel.
Yeah, that area felt like it could go poorly with only some of our abilities available. I enjoy the idea of the curse in theory, but am not much of a fan of this whole sequence to recover our powers, gives me a feeling that the game is kind of dragging a bit too long.
@@CoredumpedGaming It does drag, but apart from this whole subchapter being of that kind, I mostly reserve that criticism for what follows after. That part - from entering the city after dealing with the curse to right before the final encounter - is definitely completely superfluous.
Yep, it really is. Someone at owlcat must have thought "You know what players will really really enjoy at this point in the game? A big area just full to the brim with wild hunt all over the place!" lol
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Lamasthus Statue - The toughest of all. One Hydra, 3 Qwl Bears! Finslly defeated those with the help of one dragon (Purple colored dragon which was in my inventory).
Thank you Cordem. I learned many things from your videos. You taught me like a professional teacher how to play Pathfinder Game. How to build a character, how to upgrade them (by looking at the upgrade benifits in terms of Magic and Powers by analysing the entire level 2 to 20 path which initially I thought why you are explaining those at the beginning, when creating a character in the initial screen. Now I understand why you are analysing those in the beginning). I also understand thoroughly why before every battle one need to very carefully analyse the stat of the enemies and then psuse the game and then prepare scrolls and potions according to the need.
I also understood now why in the early games, say upto level 13/14 one need to be depend on scrolls and potions and as the game progress the aquired powers become much powerful than scrolls and their requirement decreases. However, potions are needed.
From the mistakes I made from this game will help me to play the latest Pathfinder game in higher difficulty level and much more smoothly.
Once again Cordem, many many thanks.
Regards
AM
Kolkata, INDIA
I am honored good sir and extremely happy to hear that you enjoyed the playthrough :D
Wrath of the Righteous requires some practice as well as the enemies and encounters can be quite different from Kingmaker, but you will certainly be better prepared for it. And worry not, Very soon WotR will also start here in the channel :D
Yeah, running away was the smart thing to do here. This curse is particularly sadistic for a Last Azlanti run. It's a huge pain to deal with, but I actually like it somewhat, because for a change, this is a curse worthy of the name, something you can't just remove with a spell and that you actually feel.
Yeah, that area felt like it could go poorly with only some of our abilities available.
I enjoy the idea of the curse in theory, but am not much of a fan of this whole sequence to recover our powers, gives me a feeling that the game is kind of dragging a bit too long.
@@CoredumpedGaming It does drag, but apart from this whole subchapter being of that kind, I mostly reserve that criticism for what follows after. That part - from entering the city after dealing with the curse to right before the final encounter - is definitely completely superfluous.
Yep, it really is. Someone at owlcat must have thought "You know what players will really really enjoy at this point in the game? A big area just full to the brim with wild hunt all over the place!" lol
Cordem,
Video 125 - What about the locked gate opposite the south east basement path?
You're talking about the locked gate in the house at the edge of time?
Yes. Quit as I am unable to enter.
Now in the Final Battle.
I thought I had opened all the doors in the basement :/ If I didn't I must have forgotten about it :(
@@CoredumpedGaming Not the basement, First Floor. Just opposite to the South East Basement path.