I think you can respec using River, unless I'm mistakenSounds like any class other than charmer is quite weak. I guess I'll start over scince I'm not that far in story.
Any NPC that teaches you skills can respec your character, saddly none of them lets you allocate your character creation points (so if you as autistic as I am when it comes to maxing shit out you wanna start from scratch and pick all the options that give you a +1 to Presence/Willpower/etc)I think you can respec using River, unless I'm mistaken
I've yet to find an enemy I can't defeat using black mage, no party members on normal difficulty.Sounds like any class other than charmer is quite weak. I guess I'll start over scince I'm not that far in story.
Hard agree, the greatest strength of Black Mage is their versatility since spells can let them hit everything/work around immunities.I've yet to find an enemy I can't defeat using black mage, no party members on normal difficulty.
Behold.Wish they'd just roll the black and white mages into a super mage and the warrior and thief into rogue or politician class. Charmer is better and uniqueish compared to the rest.
me maxing all the stats in save editor: Savin seethingMy tier list based on the way I play CoC, TiTs and CoC2:
1. Excessive Cheater.
Bows. The best way for Thief is to use the bows, and there are some good ones, until you get the fo saber. Then switch your skills over to melee. You can go straight for the Beastkiller right out of the gate then upgrade to the floof's bow in the plains later. Learn Charge Weapon for your at will gives you some nice extra AOE as well and stacks more Holy damage on your bow shots.In fact my tier list of classes in this game go:
1st Place: Charmer, the damage they deal is insane, their passive lets them deal Tease damage in AoE even when all it's skills are in cooldown and working on Presence makes them buff their partners and summons the most (you may suffer with enemies Immune to Tease attacks for a while but that's what your summons/your meatshields are for, you can use Blessing in those cases to DELETE the hell out of those enemies on on the next turn till you reach Glacial Reach and gain Acid Flask.)
2nd Place: Black Mage, You sacrifice abit of the Charmer's damage and in return you gain versatility from magic, giving you the ability to ALWAYS change spells and have a way to deal damage to enemies with certain immunities in this game, the ONLY reason Charmer is above them is the fact their basic attacks can be upgraded to do AoE damage and this game LOVES anything that can do AoE.
3rd Place: White Mage, their passives are more focused on support than damage so the Black Mage may outdamage them in most cases, but they are still very effective and have the same advantages Presence & Magic granted the Black Mage (Brienne & Berserker Atugia do wonders with this class.)
4th Place: Warrior, the lack of Presence might hurt abit but the overall damage you do if you choose to go the damage route with it's passive makes up for it, ignoring the heavy property of weapons assures that you almost always go first and go HARD, their passive that lets their normal Attack deal AoE damage is a must, grab a two handed magic weapon to bypass ghosts' immunities and you're good to go!
5th Place: Thief, their ability grants them a huge damage bonus but you become entirely dependant on attacking debuffed enemies, the heavy property is part of almost all the best weapons in this game (except the totally-not-lightsaber) and unlike the Warrior you don't get ways to bypass this so you gonna suffer there, last but not least it depends on skills to hit AoE damage and has no sure-way to get it unlike the Warrior and Charmer.
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So literally the best most optimal way to slaughter massive amounts of enemies is...In fact my tier list of classes in this game go:
1st Place: Charmer, the damage they deal is insane, their passive lets them deal Tease damage in AoE even when all it's skills are in cooldown and working on Presence makes them buff their partners and summons the most (you may suffer with enemies Immune to Tease attacks for a while but that's what your summons/your meatshields are for, you can use Blessing in those cases to DELETE the hell out of those enemies on on the next turn till you reach Glacial Reach and gain Acid Flask.)
2nd Place: Black Mage, You sacrifice abit of the Charmer's damage and in return you gain versatility from magic, giving you the ability to ALWAYS change spells and have a way to deal damage to enemies with certain immunities in this game, the ONLY reason Charmer is above them is the fact their basic attacks can be upgraded to do AoE damage and this game LOVES anything that can do AoE.
3rd Place: White Mage, their passives are more focused on support than damage so the Black Mage may outdamage them in most cases, but they are still very effective and have the same advantages Presence & Magic granted the Black Mage (Brienne & Berserker Atugia do wonders with this class.)
4th Place: Warrior, the lack of Presence might hurt abit but the overall damage you do if you choose to go the damage route with it's passive makes up for it, ignoring the heavy property of weapons assures that you almost always go first and go HARD, their passive that lets their normal Attack deal AoE damage is a must, grab a two handed magic weapon to bypass ghosts' immunities and you're good to go!
5th Place: Thief, their ability grants them a huge damage bonus but you become entirely dependant on attacking debuffed enemies, the heavy property is part of almost all the best weapons in this game (except the totally-not-lightsaber) and unlike the Warrior you don't get ways to bypass this so you gonna suffer there, last but not least it depends on skills to hit AoE damage and has no sure-way to get it unlike the Warrior and Charmer.
That's why I refuse to play as a Charmer. At least in that way.So literally the best most optimal way to slaughter massive amounts of enemies is...
To be a literal whore who spends the entire battle twerking.
Hilarious.
You can marry Brint and Cait belongs to the streetsHow many characters can you marry?
I remember Kiyoko and another female npc being an option, I wonder if there will be more like Cait or Brint one day.