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MARK2TWEN
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I think the game is so big that no matter how lucky you are, you won't get through it without losses anyway. there are different playthroughs. With or without spoilers. The choice is between them, as for me, but not without both.
Fulminato
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if for faliure you mean unaviodable game over... no you not need that.
if for faliure you mean not having a positive result in all the game events... yes, you probably need a guide.
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Yeah you can beat the game without a guide,
you won't get all the best but even the make the worst choice every time is almost able to beat the game without a bad end though that might not be the case any longer with the requirement of one good ending going down to 30 Cohesion
Also that playthrough is literally imposable to match now in terms of how bad it is because you no longer can get negative army size, Genuinely making sure every thing gets the worse is about as hard as getting best if not harder due to built in catchup mechaniges for bad saves.
you won't get all the best but even the make the worst choice every time is almost able to beat the game without a bad end though that might not be the case any longer with the requirement of one good ending going down to 30 Cohesion
Also that playthrough is literally imposable to match now in terms of how bad it is because you no longer can get negative army size, Genuinely making sure every thing gets the worse is about as hard as getting best if not harder due to built in catchup mechaniges for bad saves.
Lolicon Kami
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You are playing a game modeled after a traditional JRPG game. This means that a walkthorugh is mandatory. Not your cup of tea, go find a new game
I'm quite puzzled by some answers you've received.
The game is extensive, but mostly straightforward. You may need walkthrough to obtain the best possible outcomes and for some advice on tactics.
Other than that, you don't need it. If you wish to be thorough, then you won't have any problems with, say, 90% of the content this game provides. And the best possible results that I mentioned above, I think, are meant to be challenging to obtain in the first place.
You will probably want to play with walkthrough, though, If this game captivates you. I think it does require some emotional investment, so why the hell shoud anyone settle for something less than perfect? I'm pretty sure every single person in this thread who enjoyed it and played it to the end is a bit of a min-maxer, ha-ha (not to mention that Fulminato, who gave you one of the answers, is actually the person who made the lives of us all easier with his output).
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Penitensary
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Best answer i can give is "How OCD are you about getting the best outcomes", because a number of decisions you'll be making are going to come back to bite you in the ass several chapters later.
Yes you CAN finish the game going in blind, but if you see yourself as the kind of person who'll reload old saves to get the best outcome you'll just end up having to replay hours of previously completed segments.
To clarify, even the walkthrough for the 'best' ending has you make a couple of sacrifices along the way, stuff that isn't done simply because it's less efficient and you need the resources for the bigger projects/events. It is not a game where you can grind in order to do absolutely everything the game has to offer.
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
congamensch
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And Happy Thanksgiving to you too!
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nathanjoneswork2
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This is seriously one of the best games I've ever played, Period. Fuck, I'm playing Dragon age Veilguard besides this and as AAA as it is, it doesn't even come CLOSE to the depth of last Sovereign, Dev should be really proud of this game. The worldbuilding is top tier and it is such an immersive experience. It has finally come to the very end. After Ten long years.
My condolences....
congamensch
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My condolences....
Man, first Starfield and now Veilguard. I admit, I'm kind of worried for Avowed; thankfully the old crowd (Josh Sawyer etc.) is still at Obsidian. And besides, if push comes to shove TLS is still here!
EDIT: Owlcat too, can't forget them!
Well, you might want to brace yourself... At least one stupid employee running their mouth already. To the point that Chris Avellone's speaking against what was said.
Hear, hear!
Indeed, Rogue Trader's been tied with Wrath of The Righteous for me. Easily two of my favourite RPGs from recent(ish) years.
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tanukk1
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It's really hard to min-max in this game. Let's say you slip up once, and miss out on some relationship points with your party member in Act 1. Later on, this will lock you out of an optimal outcome that costs you some faction reputation. Then, you miss out on some money and investments. Then it snowballs to the point where a whole nation hates your guts, and there isn't necessarily any comeback mechanic. You have to follow someone's 100% route to the letter in order to avoid this, even just reading the walkthrough isn't enough.
But it's not like that stuff locks you out of the good endings, so it's more entertaining to go blind and roll with the punches, unless you're autistic. Missing some of the optimal outcomes also means you get to see some of the sub-optimal ones that you otherwise wouldn't, and they can be just as interesting.
But it's not like that stuff locks you out of the good endings, so it's more entertaining to go blind and roll with the punches, unless you're autistic. Missing some of the optimal outcomes also means you get to see some of the sub-optimal ones that you otherwise wouldn't, and they can be just as interesting.
Does anyone know what the switch is for Qums whored out in save editor? I continued playing a save where i accidently whored her out (to see what happened) and though i went back to an older save but i guess i didn't? I've just finished act 2 and don't really want to go that far back..
Fulminato
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don't exist. is just a event selfswitch and i don't know any save editor able to change that.
Sierra Lee once said that she likes Avellone's writing, and I guess it shows.
