Wow, the Unfair version of this thing is a serious upgrade from the Normal version. Nonetheless, if you do 3000 damage with a single action (probably your highest so far, praise Argenta), things don't actually seem all that unfair, except perhaps for the enemies :D. Also, a prime example of why Ulfar is often more of a hindrance than a boon. This fight was the main reason I decided to not take him with me again except in his own quests. As for the other fight, of course Idira triggers Perils of the Warp just when it's the most dangerous. Of course, and then once again in the same fight. A prime example of the statistician's guideline "Unlikely events happen more often than you might think."
Idira has a way of making herself noticed xD as for Ulfar, yep, I would also not take him with me unless mandatory, he's just too cumbersome and inconvenient to use. Really feels more like a fun inclusion than useful one.
That was a nice one.
Wow, the Unfair version of this thing is a serious upgrade from the Normal version. Nonetheless, if you do 3000 damage with a single action (probably your highest so far, praise Argenta), things don't actually seem all that unfair, except perhaps for the enemies :D. Also, a prime example of why Ulfar is often more of a hindrance than a boon. This fight was the main reason I decided to not take him with me again except in his own quests. As for the other fight, of course Idira triggers Perils of the Warp just when it's the most dangerous. Of course, and then once again in the same fight. A prime example of the statistician's guideline "Unlikely events happen more often than you might think."
Idira has a way of making herself noticed xD as for Ulfar, yep, I would also not take him with me unless mandatory, he's just too cumbersome and inconvenient to use. Really feels more like a fun inclusion than useful one.