16:36 Just so you know, in terms of Enderal's design the first choice is usually the one that the main character would pick. In this instance the main character doesn't care about what happens to a bunch of rich people. Two important conversations: the one with Sirius in the ship in the beginning, and the one repeatable with an npc that asks you for your character's past. Sirius hints that they were slaves, and the npc says that Aeterna has no rights in Nehrim. With the added context of Nehrim (the prequel) where if you pick Aeterna you can't even speak to people beyond main quest and merchants, because the others just insult you... the weird behavior would be to give a damn about what happens to them to be honest xD Edit: Of course you can customize your race so it is not as obvious for the other races, but the slave side of the argument remains. 35:35 As Jespar explained in the prologue, that is what mages turn into at 100% Arcane Fever. The game doesn't show a transformation for the main character, they just die xD
Yeah i guess i was thinking more of what decision i would make in the moment. What she was doing with the nobles is fundamentally wrong and needed to be stopped. and i remember Jespar saying that, i was just shocked that is what they look like lol.
@@ProudBeard_ I've tried melee a couple times but it was really tough going. I wind up eventually switching back to magic. But maybe it's just me, someone else may be able to get melee to work (but I don't see how).
I guess with enough magic resistance and a shield… then just maybe. But that’s a pretty big maybe haha. Although I could totally see if you could freeze enemies or slow time and you quickly go around slashing them. But even then, that’s a lot of prep.
@@jeanjones7396 The plot pushes you to be a mage: you are suffering from Arcane Fever regardless, not using magic feels dumb. Still, sneak builds work, and having the mage be an Apparition while you are a werewolf is another interesting one.
@@Ilwenray85 Maybe I'll try sneak archer next time, right now I'm playing Dark Mage again. It would be nice to do something different. How do you get to be an apparition? Is it a memory? a spell?
16:36 Just so you know, in terms of Enderal's design the first choice is usually the one that the main character would pick.
In this instance the main character doesn't care about what happens to a bunch of rich people.
Two important conversations: the one with Sirius in the ship in the beginning, and the one repeatable with an npc that asks you for your character's past.
Sirius hints that they were slaves, and the npc says that Aeterna has no rights in Nehrim.
With the added context of Nehrim (the prequel) where if you pick Aeterna you can't even speak to people beyond main quest and merchants, because the others just insult you... the weird behavior would be to give a damn about what happens to them to be honest xD
Edit: Of course you can customize your race so it is not as obvious for the other races, but the slave side of the argument remains.
35:35 As Jespar explained in the prologue, that is what mages turn into at 100% Arcane Fever. The game doesn't show a transformation for the main character, they just die xD
Yeah i guess i was thinking more of what decision i would make in the moment. What she was doing with the nobles is fundamentally wrong and needed to be stopped.
and i remember Jespar saying that, i was just shocked that is what they look like lol.
Magic is definitely OP in this game. That why I always play a Dark Mage. 😁 You really did great in Old Miskahmur, that's a very hard fight.
I’m not sure how anyone could be a melee build in this game with all the ranged attacks thrown at you! I’m glad you enjoyed the fight lol
@@ProudBeard_ I've tried melee a couple times but it was really tough going. I wind up eventually switching back to magic. But maybe it's just me, someone else may be able to get melee to work (but I don't see how).
I guess with enough magic resistance and a shield… then just maybe. But that’s a pretty big maybe haha.
Although I could totally see if you could freeze enemies or slow time and you quickly go around slashing them. But even then, that’s a lot of prep.
@@jeanjones7396 The plot pushes you to be a mage: you are suffering from Arcane Fever regardless, not using magic feels dumb.
Still, sneak builds work, and having the mage be an Apparition while you are a werewolf is another interesting one.
@@Ilwenray85 Maybe I'll try sneak archer next time, right now I'm playing Dark Mage again. It would be nice to do something different. How do you get to be an apparition? Is it a memory? a spell?