Interesting foray, keep up the good work. That burning hands spell might come in handy against those ruffians, let's hope you'll find some more spells you can employ against them, without having to satisfy a high intelligence requirement beforehand.
1:45:26 You can access your backpack, while trading, by clicking [Switch]. Remember: You can burn down or smash wooden doors, as taught in the tutorial. Using a spell, it even does not take durability out of a weapon or torch. Kicking them down works, but is annoying, because of the insane stamina consumption. F5 quick safes your game. In those classic dungeon crawlers, I played in the nineties, you were expected to draw your own map by hand, on paper and to take other notes. For some it was close to impossible to solve them, without doing that. So it is perfectly normal, to use a map, put markers on it and take notes, for such games. 41:31 Quite interesting how different the journeys in such open world games can be. But I think yours is very unique in how late you decided to take that path, and thus in how you only found the Chapel of Rahi, after exploring most of Lysandrian Heartlands. It is funny, for how many of your in-game hours I waited for you to go there. ;-) I was there maybe 15 mins after first entering Lysandrian Heartlands. 1:11:39 If you ask NPCs "Tell me about ..." "Yourself", you are not revealing your identity and secrets to him, but you ask the NPC to tell you something about himself. Also investigating the Chapel (of Rahi), about the Primeval Seed, is literally a quest objective, right from the beginning. This could be a consideration in your decision not to talk to the priest about it. Pushing levers usually opens passageways, right next to them, not in some distant location.
I think what might be affecting how that ""noble"" talks to you is the equipment on you. When you first talked to him, you were wearing noble clothes and using a sword. Now you have leather gear and a wooden club, making him look down upon you.
Just started watching this episode..awaiting the time you hit something with that club
..yay more.. Thanksyou for the fun content..!
Interesting foray, keep up the good work. That burning hands spell might come in handy against those ruffians, let's hope you'll find some more spells you can employ against them, without having to satisfy a high intelligence requirement beforehand.
Lets go!
37:20 Voice of an angel
1:45:26 You can access your backpack, while trading, by clicking [Switch].
Remember: You can burn down or smash wooden doors, as taught in the tutorial. Using a spell, it even does not take durability out of a weapon or torch. Kicking them down works, but is annoying, because of the insane stamina consumption.
F5 quick safes your game.
In those classic dungeon crawlers, I played in the nineties, you were expected to draw your own map by hand, on paper and to take other notes. For some it was close to impossible to solve them, without doing that. So it is perfectly normal, to use a map, put markers on it and take notes, for such games.
41:31 Quite interesting how different the journeys in such open world games can be. But I think yours is very unique in how late you decided to take that path, and thus in how you only found the Chapel of Rahi, after exploring most of Lysandrian Heartlands. It is funny, for how many of your in-game hours I waited for you to go there. ;-)
I was there maybe 15 mins after first entering Lysandrian Heartlands.
1:11:39 If you ask NPCs "Tell me about ..." "Yourself", you are not revealing your identity and secrets to him, but you ask the NPC to tell you something about himself.
Also investigating the Chapel (of Rahi), about the Primeval Seed, is literally a quest objective, right from the beginning. This could be a consideration in your decision not to talk to the priest about it.
Pushing levers usually opens passageways, right next to them, not in some distant location.
I think what might be affecting how that ""noble"" talks to you is the equipment on you. When you first talked to him, you were wearing noble clothes and using a sword. Now you have leather gear and a wooden club, making him look down upon you.
Interesting. Thanks for the reminder.
Indeed interesting. I sold my noble cloth, but lets see how he reacts, when I confront him in heavy armor ...
Killed by a rat. Say no more.
He had a friend!
Keir Starmer??..should've voted Tory then 😆🤣