The Mage Class starting with spells does sound good tbh! Helps them lean into their role without having to fall back on melee too much early on. And yeah, or having the option for thiefs to learn the skill for free from Brigand!
Yeah. I mean, you either are forced to spend those on basic spells that grow slower than learning skills, or... use 5 stones on the dagger (or rapier) to add magic scaling with element to it, and then push on agility, which would still be leaning hard on melee as a mage for a good chunk of the early game. Would also be neat if there was a weapon enchant that adds a sort of conversion to the inactive mana pool per damage dealt (with partial Magic scaling), so that you could be less slow on mana gathering between matches, and still gain some more spellcasting usage on longer fights (because, yeah, spellcasting fights are still slow as heck to finish, but the new defensive options do help mitigate the squishiness of mages, provided you are proactive on defense and chanting). Plus, Inflict Wounds is probably very important for when you have yet to gain sharp weapons. It's a cheap source of it until you gain that enchant on your favorite bladed weapon. Combine with the other usual CC options, and you can end fights through simple attrition.
Exactly! Ranger class is useless for the most part. The game lacks key trading points: ranger should have almost maxed out at the start surveyor skill to avoid / engage in combat at will if the arrow generation won't change. Also, ranger should be a good forager.
I almost always play as an Orcblood(+1 food consumption) and try to gather as many party members as possible(+1 food consumption each) and never met a food shortage issue with any decent preparation. But yes, decent preparation means "stay in the inn for something like 10 days"
Forage only affects the "out of food" skill check, it'll give you a better chance of getting better options.
So where's fun in that type of activity.
Well, it is just a preparation. You can make it a bit more fun by taking some of your party members with you.
The game actually gives a lot of opportunities to get some money and getting a lot of stuff for free. For example, arena in the monster city gives quite a lot of gold and is repeatable. Caches also give some gold - I think it is up to 20 per money cache, and you can sell hunger charm from artifact caches for 25.
You can get the gloves of strength from the valley of giantess with food.
Agreeing with this one. Manual foraging on camp points would be great, especially if it adds different events per area or biome, like sleeping does for other conditions.
I swear it feels like there used to be an option to forage in the camp like years ago unless I'm mistaken
Unless you are going for a pure route, just keep sucking off the centaur for a few hundred each time. That or farm gold and keep staying at the inn. I do agree that it is handled poorly as it makes having companions less of a good choice since they add to the amount drained (unless they changed that and I didn't notice). As far as I know they don't help with foraging too much either, but the constant titan strength is pretty fun.
You do know that thievery is always an option?
Arena isn't that good for gold unless you know the combat, which isn't always the case for players. Also, isn't it once per day? It would make staying at the end much more enjoyable when you are smacking futa up in between. The hunger charm requires you to survey to level 5 I think? Or is that just for the mimic?
To me fair, those first two are pretty poor ways to get those items. The gladius is a good one to pick up though. Much better targets to burgle.
He's saying she's not much of a shower.Shortest in what sense?
Cause maybe we can help with that
