Why would we need it? You can see them in the "Learn Skills" menu. Is there some archetypes that demand insanely high amounts of money to get them adn you want to know what you'll get for the price?
Because we don't know what skills archetypes have until you invest time in them and I want to know beforehand?
Every single game has a guide made about it. What's your problem with them? If you don't like them, don't use them lol
Well she isn't gonna see your criticism here, as I keep pointing out to people.
They're... not. Obviously. At no point does anyone say otherwise. One of the first characters you have a real conversation with outside Bangville is Wilhelm, and one of the first things he says about it is that it sounds kinda relaxing, at least compared to what he's used to.
C'mon dude. Planning ahead how you're going to develop your characters isn't something real lazy people do - they're going to smash thru everything with cheats like the patch I posted. Plenty of games with skill trees show you the whole thing from the start, and we might still get that feature in the final game.
This game has a different skill system. You aren't locked out of everything other than that one skill that you chose to learn first, you can learn them all and find out yourself what skills you want to use. And you can always switch between archetypes and nothing stops you from doing that. I spent mere half an hour and learned almost every skill of the six initial archetypes.
Half an hour? Is there some late game level grind spot I missed? Other then the grimtale wolf ritual, cause even that didn't seem likely to be that quick.
You misunderstood, I learned skills from early archetypes
Ah now I understand.
Now I see your point.Ah now I understand.
You aren't anywhere close to unlocking 'almost every skill' in the woodsman, slut, or slayer Archytype. You for one need to reach a certain level goal then unlock the stages such as "Slayer I" "Slayer II" all the way up to "Slayer V" each time you do unlocking more skills. In additional some skills have Tier 2 stages, such as the "Wolfs Rage" increasing the attack of the user, but once unlocked will unlock the skill "Pack's Rage." which increase the attack of the entire party.
The forestkin, lumberjack, and guard artchetypes all also have their own hidden skill, which players can only see once they buy the first 3. And since that takes gaining 75 AP on a handicap it might be nice to know what it is before hand.
All this confusion between us wouldn't have happened if there was a list by the way.
Now's the postgame. Go back to Bangville and start slutting it up and doing postgame bosses-areas so you can go do the true-ending.
Wait there's more cg to be added? the cg room seemed full to me.
i mean what and go bioware route switching to another engine you know nth about or if it can do what u want. RPGM is perfectly fine, hell is probably best out there for small devs making this sort of games.
