Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning Getting Started Tips: Things I Wish I Knew Before I Played
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- Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning Getting Started Tips: Things I Wish I Knew Before I Played - fextralife.com/kingdoms-of-am... In this Kingdoms of Amalur Remaster Beginner Guide I’ll be providing you with some very helpful tips that will get you off to a good start in this remaster of a very underrated RPG. Kingdoms of Amalur can be a bit overwhelming when you first begin, and a large part of that is because the game is enormous, but also because the UI isn’t the most intuitive I’ve ever seen. And, while the game does a very good job of introducing you to most of its mechanics, there is simply a lot you find out the hard way. In this Guide, I’m going to attempt to save you some of that “hard way”, because I’ve already gone through it for you!
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0:48 - Skills and Which to Take
5:49 - Classes, Abilities, and Destinies
7:37 - Final Tips
Make sure to Salvage some of the items you don’t need, and don’t just sell them all. This will provide you with valuable Crafting Materials that you can use to make better Weapons and Armor as long as you have some points into Blacksmithing. You should have plenty of gold if you sell half or less of what you pick up, so this shouldn’t be hard to do.
Generally speaking there is no real reason to bum rush one skill as quickly as you can since you likely won’t see much benefit from it (unless it’s Blacksmithing or Detect Hidden). Try to spread your Skill points around early on so that you can do a bunch of things and focus in on 2 or 3 Skills later on. Aim for the Milestones you want, and then break off into other Skills.
Remember to buy Health Potions whenever you can. You will pop them like candy on the higher difficulties of the game, and you don’t want to find yourself at the tail end of some really long Dungeon facing a Boss with no Potions. You cannot Fast Travel from inside Dungeons, so you’ll lose a lot of time running all the way out, Fast Traveling and then running all the way back. Stay stocked up on these and buy them or make them as often as you can.
One thing I learned relatively recently is that Burning, Freezing and Shocking, which are damage over time effects related to their elements, can actually do other things as well. For instance Burning damage can cause “Panicked”, which makes enemies run around on fire. Freezing can slow a target down, allowing you to dodge and hit them more easily. And Shocking can spread to other nearby enemies, dealing damage to them, and possibly interrupting and staggering them as well. Keep these things in mind when making your Build.
Lastly, inventory management can be a huge pain in the ass in this game, so be sure you get your House in Webwood as quickly as you can. This will allow you to store up to 200 items in the chest there, which can make life so much easier for you. To do this you need to travel there and complete The Tangled Web quest, and then you’ll have access to the house. Also, be sure to buy Backpacks when you see them because this will allow you to carry more stuff on you, which helps tremendously!
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wait there's a remaster? fuck yeah im getting that shit right now.
that game was amazing.
i have kingdoms of amalur ps3 and my max level 40 paladin (sorcery and might) max is skill points are 123 sp. did kingdoms of amalur ps4 remaster add character max level 50 or higher level get more skill points . because i will buy kingdoms of amalur ps4 remaster
proTip: Sell the potions you make. hashTag winkEmoji
This game was amazing when it first came out. All you need to know is blacksmithing,sagecraft, chakras, and fire damage is Supreme.
The relief of hearing the voice of a content creator who cares about their speech and prepares. 😊
I bought this because I was bored and really didn't expect to like it. I was pleasantly surprised. Some really fun combat
I bought this on the ps3 an was overwhelmed by how massive it was. Now I bought it again on ps4 and I am loving it
@@imnotyourbuddyguy9713 what’s the best patron for rogue
Just like skyrim even after all these years it's still very fun to play!
I decided to buy it because of the names behind it . Been on my radar for a bit since the days of Xbox 360/Ps3 and never thought much of it. Because of fallout and Elder scrolls.
Sad to say that dragons dogma i missed out on as well but I love these games Now.
u dont just buy 50dollar game just cuz ur bored bruh stahp lying
Detect Hidden is pretty much a must up to at least lvl5. All the additional loot and gold you find pretty much makes Mercantile obsolete - you'll be swimming in gold. :)
Both combined at level 5 at least makes you very rich early on. But you might miss a few dispelling chests and persuasion checks, if you care about those.
@@blackknight4152 Dispelling is good as there were some quests that used it for special dialogues. And thus I didn't have to kill everyone enchanted who wanted to murder me.
At level 2 I get an extra 11 or so Gold every now and then while breaking boxes and looting. It's a skill I learned to pick over Mercentile years ago. This video was on point! 🤘 🖤
detect hidden at least to 3 and then also leveling achemy and sagecrafting is best early on for more ingredients for stuff - respec for blacksmithing new gear a few times and when you're gonna be going around getting trainer bonuses to skills but generally you're good with these (also once those are going good dispelling - that minigame is a bitch and just easier to get it so you can auto do it is best - just skip them until then)
@@leeman27534 boy,dispelling is no so bad.
You have to practice with low difficulty wards first,and you will get the hang of it.
You gotta be careful at Average or above wards,as they contain Dark Sigils(those red mines floating near the glyphs you need to hit and hitting them causes the ward to explode in your face.).
If you invest 4 points in Dispelling,Dark Sigils are permanently removed from the game,not to mention that you get additional chances to try again before the protection ward detonates at higher levels,plus the huge bonus you get at max Dispelling(Glyph regeneration time considerably increased).
man this game was so amazing. it's 1 of the first rpgs i ever beat + it got me in the genre. i'm excited for people getting to play it that missed it the first time around
Why its lame. Hardly any monster to kill. You run 10 minutes and finally find a monster. Skyrim is way better and that's a trash game aswell
Dillon Hurley who hurt you lol
I missed it the first time around but since on sale I may buy it
@@SkynetNeuralink who hurt u?
@@SkynetNeuralink who hurt u?
Don't forget that you can equip new loot from the very first 'you found this loot' window rather than picking it up then going to your inventory. Using alchemy potions to boost skills will also unlock any milestone benefits there, so you can happily save those last two skill points in most of the skills and just make a few potions instead. And this was one of the first games to let you toggle whether your helmet is visible for all those lovely haircuts. (To be fair this is from the original game and the remaster may have moved things around a little)
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The single fact that they removed the enemy 'level-locking' ( they would remain on the same level your avatar was when it first 'arrived' at a given area) for me makes it a
must buy
Oh wow, that's the best possible change I could imagine in KoA! Justifies the cost right there. It was the single most frustrating thing about KoA, having a bunch of quests to do and the zones were way below my level so combat was just boring.
Did they fixed the class level growth? I know around 20 or 23, the experience bar stops halfway and you stopped getting xp from enemies.
@@lorddenalian I've played this game thru hundreds of times and never had that happen. Either it was a 1 time glitch, or other things were being displayed on screen such as story text and covered the XP gauge, or you were at level 40. I wouldn't worry about it.
Omg yes! That was the reason I stopped playing the original. Ok, I'm buying this now.
The routing for quests was locked if you wanted to be optimal before this changed. Not to mention the game got too easy if you're a completionist.
The blink ability changed the whole game for me. It's tougher to master since the timing is different than your standard roll dodge, but if you're used to herding crowds of mobs in order to flank and strike at vulnerable edges of a well shepherded cluster, the ability to move right through crowds is just plain awesome. I have a sneaking suspicion I'll have a very hard time putting down the chakrams this next play through.
I did the chakras as well, but to make the best out of my stealth rogue build it seems I have to put points into magic too....right now I use daggers and chakras as my ranged...any tips or ideas (I'm digging the poison/bleed set up)
If you play on pure Sorcery and reach the Sage destiny,your Blink ability gets an Ice effect(deals Ice damage while blinking through enemies and also slows them).
If you play a Sorcery/Finese build at tier 4 your Blink gains Poison effect if I remember correctly(Blinking through enemies poisons them).
For challenge I recommend ignoring alchemy and only using 2h weapons as it forces you to git gud at dodging. All the other weapons are way too fast and allow you to ignore much of the game mechanics
Detect hidden 5
Sagecraft 8
Blacksmithing 7
I say is the most important in early game (before going to the next city) in that order. IF you do all the mission in the first map, you'll end up in LV20 (or very near) and all these skills. By the time you get blacksmithing at 7, you'll have LOTS of crystals to craft really strong weapons & armor with any element or status ailment you want. Remember to disassemble gear you dont need/want when you start to LV up blacksmithing so you get good parts.
Crafting isn't necessary in this game. If you decide to min/max you'll end up one hitting everything even on hardest difficulty. And that's not fun unless you like that.
Yea, be warned crafting is broken in the game. Back when I played it I did a full sorcery...I didnt craft much until I was all done with game, then I replaced like all my gear I had and got even stronger...A geared out level 40 full sorcer is broken as hell.
@@princeofsomnia7664 wait im confuse since im new to this game... when you say crafting isn't necessary are you talking about blacksmithing or sagecraft or both...
@@beerhigh04 Early game Blacksmithing and Sagecrafting is pointless since the materials you get access to are low tier. Plus Re-Reckoning comes with all the DLC off the bat, which include better weapons/armor. Late game however, it might be better to make your own gear then count on uniques due to how random they drop.
@@GaultSilber thanks, what would be best to level up early in game, currently im invested in detect hidden items
This is the only game I bought from a store where I knew nothing about it, the cashier didn't even tell me to buy it. I saw it on the shelf and it was like calling out to me, and when I started playing, I could not beleive how much fun it was. One of my favorite games of all time.
I worked at GameStop years ago and I randomly bought this for like 2$, everyone at my job told me it was horrible and it's a waste of money. I'm glad to say, they are not my friends.
Still one of my favorites. Fable meets Skyrim.
Best way to explain it. I miss this era of games.
i’d say it’s more like kotor meets fable.
Fun Fact:
+% Melee dmg benefits: Longswords, Greatswords, Hammers, Daggers, Faeblades AND STAFF & CHAKRAMS.
+% Ranged dmg benefits: Longbow and Septers only.
Hope this helps people build choices. :)
Also:
+% Pericing dmg benefits: Longswords, Greatswords, Daggers, Fae Blades, Longbows.
You can customize Staff, Chakram, Septers and Hammers to have Peircing dmg.
+% Elemental dmg benifits: Fire, Ice and Lightning. Including weapon damage with these effects.
Bleed and Poison are NOT considered magic. There for they are effective against enemies resistant to magic. Like Trolls.
Damn man I was so addicted to this game when I was little lol. This brings back so much memories man.
*Now you are 2 cm larger ;)*
You have good taste in games if you like this game, I'm glad it has gotten recognition
poly cube I’m am glad as well
This was literally the most informative and helpful guide i needed for this game thank you really put things in perspective
Everyone I've seen who talks about skills in this game misses the fact that if you're careful with your skills, you can max out just about every skill without the Universalist destinies. 9 skills total, 10 ranks in each. Meaning 90 skill ranks. You start off with 4 ranks (2 in 1 skill, 1 in 2 skills) regardless of whichever race you pick. As you level up, do NOT go above 2 ranks in the 1st tier of skills (the 1st tier is 4 ranks) & do not use your skill books. There are 2 trainers of 1st tier, most of which are located in Dalentarth.
Once you reach 4 ranks in any 1 skill (2 from the trainers, & 2 from either your race or through leveling up), you can move onto the 2nd tier (which is 3 ranks). You can put 2 more ranks into the skill as there is only 1 2nd tier trainer (These are located primarily around Rathir & Adessa). Again do not use your skill books here.
Once you reach 3 more ranks in any 1 skill (1 from the trainer, & 2 from leveling up. This should bring you up to 7). You are now at the master tier. At this point, you only put 1 skill rank into the skill, as you can now use the skill book to level up another skill rank & find the final tier 3 trainer (Most of which are located somewhere in Klurikon, with 1 located in Alabastra).
The math is as follows: 4 Ranks to each Skill from Trainers (4*9 = 36) + 1 Rank to each Skill from Skill Books (1*9 = 9) + 4 Ranks from your Race + 40 Ranks from Leveling Up. 36+9+4+40 = 89, which means that 1 skill will fall short of maxing out without DLC or an item that upgrades a single skill. This is not a difficult thing to do, just so long as you are mindful of your level in relation to your skill points, & do not mind some light retracing of steps to reclaim certain things. (which isn't really that big of a deal as you have to do this for certain quests anyway)
There are some pieces of equipment that may boost skills if you find them; not certain on which ones though. DLC that can upgrade includes the Compass of Fate (Which is found in the chest in Gorhart) gives you +1 Persuasion while you hold onto it. & the Legend of Dead Kel have a few master tier trainers that can upgrade Alchemy, Mercantile, & Sagecraft.
This also does not include the Fatesworn DLC, which raises the level cap to 50, giving you 10 more skill points, but at the same time giving you access to a new Skill to sink those points into.
I also have a huge tip: Under "Options" go to "Resolution" and set the Fullscreen Mode to "Exclusive"! After that the whole game looks much better for me! I'm playing only in 1080p/60 so I switched to "Exclusive" >> "1920x1080 60hz". Try it for yourself because on default the resolution is at 900p!
Is that pc only or on console too
@@The_RealDC ah sorry, only for PC.
umm..PC users usually head directly to the gfx option anyway. Idiotic developers forcing an uninterruptable cutscene and intro sequence on the player usually at some ridiculous blurry resolution before you get to head into your options, need a good kicking. This game doesn't do that.
Thank you for this
I had this game but never finished,after some years i lost the game
So this time i will enjoy it fully
You have so warm and nice voice and everything you say make senses completely
♥️
Another thing to note about Dispelling that I learned recently. It actually can act like Persuasion on possessed individuals. I usually level Dispelling to 4 to remove the dark sigils and making Dispelling easier, but when I was doing the last quest of the House of Ballads line I discovered I could dispel her mind control on EVERY member of the House of Ballads, avoiding the fights with each and every one.
If they have a little wavy thing around their head, you can dispel that effect to potentially avoid a fight.
Recently picked this up for free, and I chose the might sorcery route and I quite like it. I mean the playability with the blink is unreal. You can teleport behind ur enemy or out of the way and right back in. It's crazy and I love it.
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I am SO damn glad that flickering on highlighted objects is not just me hahahaha
Just started playing this game last night and it's pretty good so far, if you are going to make a sorcery guide I'd be very interested...ty sir!!
Love seeing one of my favorite games getting attention these days. The remaster was worth it for that alone imo
I'm super late to the Amalur party. I installed this on ny PS5 yesterday. I was playing Diablo 4 but wasn't really enjoying it, sadly. And I had a fantasy RPG itch. So I grabbed this. Thank you for these getting started tips!
aww, watching the how to guide, even though i have finished the game multiple times. keep up the good work
Lol hey how many hours does it take to beat the main mission?
@@KM-lc6hj If you bum rush it, it's really not that long (not sure exact time; google says about 30 hours), if you take your time going to max level and doing tons of side stuff, it can take a while. My lvl 40 universalist is sitting on 70 hours with about 160 "quests completed" and I'm finally burned out on that character, even though there's still plenty of other side-quests to do lol
@@maj.peppers3332 oh ok. I already played it and beat it. I think I put 70-80 hrs in
Amalur is like a single player mmo with good quests
A single player game cannot be an MMO nor can an MMO be a single player game. Those are mutually exclusive terms.
I get it though this game feels like it should be an MMO. The world is massive and open with boatloads of Side quests to do with friends that wouldnt in anyway affect your MSQ. Also character bill diversity is more in line with an MMO I mean call single player games let you choose a class but this game let you Mel together any kind of highbred do you want from three classes really.So I agree with you I thought this felt like more of an MMO style game then a single player game but the fact remains that can’t be both they are mutually exclusive terms
@@billy_cross5580 it was originally intended to be an mmo game but for some reason they decided to not go that route during development. Great game none the less and it's a shame the developers went bankrupt do to lack of sales but still hoping for a sequel but that seems very unlikely
Thank you bro for this video. I know its a yr or so since u made this. But I bought it yesterday and this really helps. Again thank you😄👍
This is great. I've been kinda lost. Glad to re-visit this fun game....
How did i miss this a year ago? Thanks for all the great info!
This game is still a gem.
I got it off of ps plus and have loved every minute. I'd really like to see another Kingdoms of Amalur game. I'd pre order it
Played this for the first time in 2021 on psplus. As an rpg fan I found myself constantly being impressed. Dont sleep on it.
I loved the 360 one.
I bought this on sale last week just for the 60fps and it is glorious.
Dispelling is no joke🤯
Been cursed so many times,the healing process has made them rich😉 great video 🤟
Great video dude. Easily the best game channel on the internet!
Excellent video, cheers for the tips!
once you get one prismere lockpick simply save game and unlock a chest to see if the contents are worth the effort of, then reload game
Damn thats greate tip
You can easily max out skills with the additional trainers the DLCs provided.
I would priorize Sagecraft over Blacksmithing. Armour with empty slots for your gems can be found or bought rather easily. Specific gems however are not so easy to get buy and can cost much more.
However, you can personalize a crafted armour/weapon more than a bought one with slotted in gems.
Same goes for weapons. It is also way easier to get cheap shards and upgrade them than to get upgraded crafting materials for blacksmithing, even when you break armour or weapons down. Multiple tries might be neccessary to get the best parts.
It would have been nice, if they had allowed us to craft accessories as well.
Sorting through the MISC section, especially when buying or selling can be tremendously tedious as anything from books to iron pans to blacksmithing materials are listed there. They could at least have made more sections and give us the ability to sort things better.
At least they upped the personal chest storage space, but a usable bookcase would have been nice too.
I’ve been playing fence it came out and I still find it amazing ❤️
Love this game so much . Hope we get a sequel. Thank you for this guide ..Subbed
Oh, what a great game this was back in 2012 when I fully completed it. Glad to see it updated with better graphics :D
Played this back in 2013, one of my favorite games and now i will finally play it again
Any one know if the specal pakage is made to level with the player untill opened or is just stuck as fancy starter gear. Im just asking becuse in the orginal the gear would scale to current level of the player meaning for new players you always get min level and stats for the gear unless you disable them on load.
Chakrams chakrams chakrams...only thing i remember when somebody asks me about KoA
Why do rpgs insist on weapon durability. I just dont get it
Another mechanic to watch I guess. This is no where near BoTW level of annoyance though. That made me not want to play the game at all.
Umm well cuz it nakes it more realistic?? lol. Also, most have blacksmiths so whats the problem?
I never liked this mechanism in games. The only game that does it perfectly is Dark Souls, but that is obvious.
@@minbari73 Bank of the West?
@@MetalNick Tetanus?
love it man. thanks!
"I don't recommend taking stealth unless you plan to steal or pickpocket all the time"
Wait, there's another way to play RPGs?
I fight with my face, so yeah.
lol
But stealth is so good with a dagger build u can easily at the start of game around lv 4 be doing 20k plus damage with backstab skill and if u take stealth u can chain backstabs when enemy's look at u so good with custom made daggers on top of that
This was great!
Skill trainers and skill books exist and one of the 'classes' gives a bonus to all skills. You can max all skills with a little planning.
Also you can respec to meet trainers skill minimums or maximums. So if a trainer can only train level 0-3 of a skill- respec that skill to 0 so you can train all 3 ranks. Save skill books for high skill rank purchases 8+
This is really important. I was hoping it would be addressed in the video.
So I should save all skill books and the respec?
Basically when you respec you can only remove the points you added by levelling. If you boost skill past 3 or 6 early you miss out on the cheapest training.
Also no trainer exists for the final point so you could save the book for that.
Is it possible to skip the point assigning in the character creation? I think I have .....
I was able to choose my race and then skipped the rest it seems
They didn't really remaster the game all that much. But thats not important considering its always been a really pretty colorful game....its all about story and game play and having played the original....i bought this one as well cause im hoping that this game gets enough attention and sales that they can afford a second game.
How different is it? Is the story pretty much the same?
@@shinian6523 so far. I think they added more armors and weapons.
a remaster is a graphical update - it's a little hard to tell with this given it's also stylized but yes it was upgraded
Yeah is coming all back to me. Is like a part of my past was deleted, i forgot everthing about this game except that i finished it with a stealth build :D
I remember this game use to play it all the time I'm gonna get this again it's worth it
Nice that you keep an eye on KoA besides any Souls-likes. KoA deserves much more attention
Awesome. I already know I'm going to go with a build that is a three-way hybrid between Might/Sorcery/Finesse. And usually one of my skills I focus on is Persuasion.
I see you are also a Jack of All Trades build player. ;D
@@Fickji Yep I'm currently at rank 3 Jack of All Trades build.
If you take the universalist and invest in good sagecrafting and blacksmithing, you can be rocking crits on virtually every other hit. Quite the blast seeing those numbers that would one-shot your character haha
Really enjoying playing this again on PC. Although had some issues with crashes, forgot how many side quests there were
Please can you do a video on blacksmithing and sagecraft. Creating amazing armour and how to salvage and utilise the function to make the best possible gear in the game
I was disappointed to find that even when you max out the blacksmithing skill you can't break down "unique" equipment, the stuff that's labeled in purple. I've made some good stuff with max blacksmithing skill, but it's pretty cheap not to be able to break down every type of equipment with it.
Correction. I see there is one piece of unique equipment I can break down, but none of the others I have. 🙄
Thanks for sharing this.
At what level do you start finding prismere armor?
hei how we put mana potion into shortcut button?
I'm re installing this game but it keeps freezing during the tutorial for me! Anyone else having problems?
The only game I wanted a remaster of. And they are making a dlc for it which is brand new I think, so that's promising
Thank you
I can't wait for fatesworn dlc😭😭
You can buy alchemy recipes from shops. Or if you max your alchemy you can automatically make every potion
Anyone know how many skills can be maxed out, and if there's a level cap?
Blacksmithing is king. No matter the character, you need to build your own gear. Trust me.
Nah...I think it has the Skyrim problem. Crafted gear is op. I rather explore and find unique items rather than create sruff that makes all loot obsolete.
@P Ciprian you might be severely discounting the smithing. Most drops you'll be lucky to get a decent combo, let alone one with good slots. Not to mention you'll likely be underleveled gear wise if go through the quest lines too quickly. Im sure some masochist out there has done a no crafting run, but the game can be brutal if you leave your gear up to RNJesus
@@pepeedge5601 crafted gear is op (not near skyrim level tho), but I'd rather be overpowered than underpowered. You can't always rely on loot to be what you need.
@P Ciprian hardcore man. Props, seriously. I have yet to do a successful hard playthrough without it. I always end up clearing too fast and end up underleveled. Then, at some point I die and have to start all over again.
Though I still say that of the skills, blacksmithing has the most impact on your game, should you choose to use it.
@@R7AWSUM can u add gem slots to pre existing gear?
Lock picking is always broken. You just back out and try again before the pick breaks and you basically have a skeleton key
I forgot dude after what happens finishing warsworn quest ...am shore u get the red set of the same warsworn and plus mystic hammer upgrading ...dam I had it 2014 now is 2020 ..gone I forgot pls info me back can't find it any ones channel ...
Saw that you have the maiden ring, is the bug still in the game? If it is then that suck that you lost a slot.
Any news about part 2 for this game? Is it on the making or not yet? Whether more dlc will come or not ?
I played the original version on Steam time ago and I had to stop because of game braking bugs but I really enjoyed it. I'll give it another go.
thank you for this just started is there a way to get companions ?
lmao the captions got me "Kingdoms of Vomit"
I can't believe it, it's the game I've played as a kid like 9-10 years ago :0
What happens if I killed a guard inside of a town how do I stop them from trying to keep on killing me like what's going on how do I tell them I'm sorry or something or go to jail
I have a question what weapons is my character using in the reckoning mode I'm using a long sword and great sword but it displays weapons I Don't have
The "weapons" are the threads of fate being woven into weapons. Whatever weapons you have aren't taken into account, it's just to look cool :)
Great video
How do I inflict panic on enemies
This game is so nostalgic for me
What patron is best for rogue
Does it have cooperative mode? is it worth it?
Finally gonna play today!!! Wish the new DLC expansion was coming out this year ugh!! 😋
I hope they put some new weapons like polearms, scythes, or magic fist weapons in the expansion, because the animations are gorgeous!
@@Arclor that would be awesome!! Well at least there will be a DLC later!
My mana is stuck at 75 when my max is 100 how do I fix it
I keep seeing all these guides that say merchantile is bad but they couldn't be more wrong.
It's absolutely one of the skills you want to invest in early (along with some alchemy to help get herbs and make potions which are BUSTED in the early game) so that you can quickly amass gold - gold that can be spent on Trainers, because using them isn't cheap - about 31k for the 1st two uses (0-3) 45 for the 3rd (4-6) and the final trainer (7-9) is a bit over 50k I believe.
An important thing to note is there's also 1 skill book to find for each of the 9 skills, and hold off on using them until you've used every trainer for the relevant skills.
Also the points gained from trainers, books as well as your racial bonuses persist even through respecs. Blacksmith and Sagecraft are the only 2 you absolutely need at 10 IMO, but also really aren't necessary at all until at least the midgame as you will find plenty of good gear just from playing.
I do have question
With all the armor and weapons inside the chest at the first town in the game, does it stay lvl 1 even if you've NEVER looked into the chest? Is it able to scale based on your level? Or does it just stay lvl 1 no matter what? Even without looking in the chest?
it scales
Some do, some don't: amalur.fandom.com/wiki/Special_Delivery_Chest
This game is absolutely amazing. If you're a new player, open up the dev room and max your character out. 😊
The story of how this game was made is insane
I see that even Fextralife will forever have St. Hadwyns Beads in their inventory.
What's the outro song?
I played to lvl 19 with a might/finesse build and changed to sorcerer and...go sorcerer. I spend like a quarter of the gold repairing after quests. Not to mention absolutely melting everything lol
Players not using daggers for sneak attack kills, should respec at least once, cuz the sneak attack kill costs a skill point. So for a bit of gold can get a extra skill point at the start. Talk to the fateweaver dude at the beginning for early respec.
Make sure to use low level trainers on low level skills until you reach that skill next tier, this way you can min-max your skills
but what DLC expansion do we do first and when?
whichever whenever
they're no longer level locked so sorta depends
like i went into teeth of naros for a prismatic weapon part i didn't even end up using (maybe for a mage run atm finesse)
gonna do some dead kel stuff in my 20s so i can get access to the lady that'll go out and get me blacksmithing parts
and they should both scale up with my levels as i go - won't be locked into like level 8 naros stuff or 20 dead kel stuff anymore
Very similar to Dragons Dogma but as a solo player no pawns. Played on PS3 was fun.
I play this game now,did thy devs nerf skills or items?
Slick. Thanks.
looking up a guild of where the trainers are and the fate weaver respec done correctly u can get EVERY skill to max by end game, also salvaging and crafting not really worth in cause you get the best items if u get to the island DLC area when your max lvl 40 after u get your home there and get the person that goes out comes back with stuuf one of those choice gives u crafting materials of master quality, if u lvl 40, selling all the stuff u not need instead of salvaging and u will have more gold then u know what to do with eventually, and last for a better challenge do the game with out potions that restore mp and hp any other shortcut to restore hp except regen shrines or equipment, no exp grinding, and doing all areas stuff when u first go there and following the quests will have lead u almost each area and almost every single dungeon at some point I have done thins on hard before in the original from what i read remake can make things a little more harder but good blocking, dodging, placement, and aware of surroundings makes a huge difference.
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imo getting Detect Hidden to 5 is most important. after that you can put a few points in dispelling (for auto dispel, just quick save and load), persuasion (better rewards and story/quest results), and alchemy (chance to get reagents and crafting potions). you don't need high level Blacksmithing, just enough to salvage components is good plus it can be boosted by potions you can craft via alchemy, which also applies to sagecraft. i would even argue that stealth could be more important than mercantile, and lock picking (easy enough).
there are trainers and skill books, but be careful coz depending on the race you chose you can lock yourself out of a trainer especially if you use a book early on - at least in the OG.
Aside from Detect Hidden and Persuasion, I think you just listed off every skill that people say to avoid lol
Bruh, blacksmithing and sagecraft are so broken. Once I had them up to like 5 each, I would immediately make a new set of gear once I could, then wouldn't replace it until the next tier (azurite, sylvanite, etc) because nothing ever measured up, not even Epics around my level. At max skill levels, you can become a walking tank, eating damage from trolls for breakfast while dishing out crits every other attack from that +14% crit chance on half your gear. Use a greatsword or warhammer, and you can finish "hard" fights in like 3 swings. It's a pain to grind out all the necessary components, but mah GAWD do you absolutely wreck everything.
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I loved that game. It felt like a really good Fable game