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Post by dazk on Feb 21, 2019 23:01:21 GMT
So jumped from the Andromeda Galaxy to ancient Greece yesterday and did an hour or so of Odyssey to get started on DLC I hadn't done such as Daughters of Lalaia.
First of all cleared the three Merc's from ToTFB who I hadn't fought, first two were easy but the third was with a leader in a fort and it got fun/messy. Didn't worry about the signal fire and ended up getting to kill 4 merc's for the price of one plus several other Athenians who decided it was a good time to die.
Then started The Daughters of Lalaia or whatever its called but didn't get far except to beat the hell out of the sister of the mayor Thiya (SP?) and then to accept the quest to get Aphrodite's Ore for the Blacksmith's daughter.
No pic's unfortunately as FRAPS again had a wobble but also my own fault cause I didn't check the first shot worked and also I should have noticed that the FPS counter didn't flash!!!!!! Its kind of weird, if it tells me "Screenshot Saved" it hasn't worked if the FPS counter flashed it did!!!! Must make time today to uninstall and reinstall it.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 22, 2019 0:19:47 GMT
I did the first chapter of the DLC and was immensely annoyed by the Huntsman's fruitcake reasoning and attempt to make Kass mea culpa, think herself as a monster and should be happy to be killed. I was also annoyed by the lame responses to the accusations by the civilians; you killed my son / husband, etc, etc. Sure, they're angels, white as snow, innocent through and through, they didn't deserve to die. Wish the dialogue choices in such cases are better written. Couldn't reason with them and sent them to the ferryman. Every time I get a bounty, off popped the sponsor's head. I knocked the civilians out instead of killing them, so I kind of ruined the whole point he was trying to make.
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Post by colfoley on Feb 22, 2019 1:10:12 GMT
I read an article a short bit ago that was talking about all the games Ubisoft is going to be making in the next year and how most of them are unnaunced.
It does make me wonder, as sort of a hail marry 'well they are trying to make their games same ish' and with the success of Assassin's Creed Odyssey if they'll try and make a Ghost Recon RPG. Which after playing both Wildlands and Odyssey I would pre order the shit outta it.
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Post by Element Zero on Feb 22, 2019 1:10:52 GMT
I did the first chapter of the DLC and was immensely annoyed by the Huntsman's fruitcake reasoning and attempt to make Kass mea culpa, think herself as a monster and should be happy to be killed. I was also annoyed by the lame responses to the accusations by the civilians; you killed my son / husband, etc, etc. Sure, they're angels, white as snow, innocent through and through, they didn't deserve to die. Wish the dialogue choices in such cases are better written. Couldn't reason with them and sent them to the ferryman. Every time I get a bounty, off popped the sponsor's head. I knocked the civilians out instead of killing them, so I kind of ruined the whole point he was trying to make. Haha! I do the same! During this scene I kept thinking, “Whom did I kill? I’ve killed hundreds. Who were these people?” I almost never kill even the dumbass civvies who attack me and sort of deserve it. It’s not the first time I couldn’t retort intelligently in an RPG, and I’m sure it will not be the last. I played a bit of Odyssey today. I was honestly pretty bored. I hope my interest hasn’t totally waned just before the big update and DLC. I’m thinking of playing some MEA tonight. If I can make it to Eos and the story gets its hooks into me, I may not play Odyssey again for a while, excepting the DLC. I’ve played the game a lot, and even doing a few daily missions is growing stale. I may only log on to get ship cosmetics in the new future.
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Post by colfoley on Feb 22, 2019 1:13:53 GMT
I knocked the civilians out instead of killing them, so I kind of ruined the whole point he was trying to make. Haha! I do the same! During this scene I kept thinking, “Whom did I kill? I’ve killed hundreds. Who were these people?” I almost never kill even the dumbass civvies who attack me and sort of deserve it. It’s not the first time I couldn’t retort intelligently in an RPG, and I’m sure it will not be the last. Say what you want about Shepard but she could really speachify when she wanted to. (Alix Wilton Regan also had some good zingers in DAI)
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Post by Element Zero on Feb 22, 2019 1:17:47 GMT
Haha! I do the same! During this scene I kept thinking, “Whom did I kill? I’ve killed hundreds. Who were these people?” I almost never kill even the dumbass civvies who attack me and sort of deserve it. It’s not the first time I couldn’t retort intelligently in an RPG, and I’m sure it will not be the last. Say what you want about Shepard but she could really speachify when she wanted to. (Alix Wilton Regan also had some good zingers in DAI) Yeah, ME was pretty good in this regard. I could usually say what I was thinking, or something close to it. (Dealing with the Citadel Council often felt limiting. I’m pretty sure we were supposed to come away annoyed.) I don’t remember DA being too frustrating in this regard, either. Every RPG has a couple of these moments.
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Post by colfoley on Feb 22, 2019 1:20:14 GMT
Say what you want about Shepard but she could really speachify when she wanted to. (Alix Wilton Regan also had some good zingers in DAI) Yeah, ME was pretty good in this regard. I could usually say what I was thinking, or something close to it. (Dealing with the Citadel Council often felt limiting. I’m pretty sure we were supposed to come away annoyed.) I don’t remember DA being too frustrating in this regard, either. Every RPG has a couple of these moments. Its one of the reasons why I prefer it when a game gives you a dialogue paraphrase AND the expected tone of a sentence. It was really jarring early in my playthrough when I chose one option that I thought was perfectly innocuous only to have Alexios yell at and corner some priestess its like 'dude if I knew you were going to do that I never would've chosen that option'. Also the stuff with Roxanna....other than that I can't think of anymore glaring times when there was a major disconnect between the dialogue choice and what Alexios actually said.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 22, 2019 1:31:23 GMT
I knocked the civilians out instead of killing them, so I kind of ruined the whole point he was trying to make. Haha! I do the same! During this scene I kept thinking, “Whom did I kill? I’ve killed hundreds. Who were these people?” I almost never kill even the dumbass civvies who attack me and sort of deserve it. It’s not the first time I couldn’t retort intelligently in an RPG, and I’m sure it will not be the last. Yeah. It reminded me of Solas in Trespasser when you could easily dispute the character's points but the game won't let you because "Oh wow, look at how smart this person is".
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Post by olnorton on Feb 22, 2019 4:18:42 GMT
I thought not being able to kill the Cultist's in the arena would stop me from finishing the main quest, but it doesn't. So the family is back together, except for Stentor, who just didn't know when to shut up. Nikolaos and Alexios are off hunting, so my current crew is Myrrine, Dionysos, two Hetaera's and the Olympic rowing team. I thought because Dionysos is called a muse, and there is a theater named after her that she must have been an actress. But it turns out she's the Goddess of wine. So I can't wait to tell Markos she's on my crew. i.imgur.com/p6jO7tt.jpgOh, and I got another legendary gift. (Renegade boots) More that a month to get my first one, then two in a week.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 22, 2019 4:22:49 GMT
I thought not being able to kill the Cultist's in the arena would stop me from finishing the main quest, but it doesn't. So the family is back together, except for Stentor, who just didn't know when to shut up. Nikolaos and Alexios are off hunting, so my current crew is Myrrine, Dionysos, two Hetaera's and the Olympic rowing team. I thought because Dionysos is called a muse, and there is a theater named after her that she must have been an actress. But it turns out she's the Goddess of wine. So I can't wait to tell Markos she's on my crew. i.imgur.com/p6jO7tt.jpgOh, and I got another legendary gift. (Renegade boots) More that a month to get my first one, then two in a week. Dionysos is a male god. The reason she is called Dionysos’ Muse is because she is a muse that follows him. Just FYI.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 22, 2019 4:31:00 GMT
Speaking of deity lieutenants, we only need Hestia then we can complete the virgin goddess set of the Pantheon: Athena, Artemis, Hestia. (Too bad Kassandra isn't allowed to be part of this club anymore. Thanks Legacy of the Forced Baby. )
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Post by olnorton on Feb 22, 2019 5:11:52 GMT
Dionysos is a male god. The reason she is called Dionysos’ Muse is because she is a muse that follows him. Just FYI. Oh...well for Goddess sake, don't tell Markos, he'd be shattered. So, has anyone else got a few treasures stowed away on the Adrestia? You know, things you just couldn't part with. Some of my current stash. My first bow: (repaired and approved by Drucilla of Kephallonia TM) The bow Odessa gave me when she joined my crew. The helmet of Gorgophone: given to me by an old woman, who just might have been the Goddess Athena. (though I told her I didn't think she was, I kept it just in case.) The Lysander and Demosthenes sets: (Well they take so bloody long to get, I couldn't just melt them down.) Then there's the orthentic Theseus's full armor set: (As verified by someone who actually lived in a village Theseus's was known to have passed through.) Why is this not a Legendary set? I mean, we have the legendary set of some un-named Sparten hero. Oh, and Penelope's shroud, as worn by the wife of the great Odysseus herself. It gives me goose bumps just thinking about it. I have the Racing Greaves that Roxana gave me after I wooped her ass in the foot race. Thyia's armor: that she left behind after ah, thanking me for helping her village. Of course I couldn't part with Pater's Wolf Helm (I had it cleaned up by a blacksmith on Naxos.) i.imgur.com/lSU1VMs.jpg
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 22, 2019 5:33:10 GMT
Dionysos is a male god. The reason she is called Dionysos’ Muse is because she is a muse that follows him. Just FYI. Oh...well for Goddess sake, don't tell Markos, he'd be shattered. Look at it this way. He still has a connection to Dionysos. Maybe she could put in a good word for him.
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Post by Element Zero on Feb 22, 2019 5:36:26 GMT
Dionysos is a male god. The reason she is called Dionysos’ Muse is because she is a muse that follows him. Just FYI. Oh...well for Goddess sake, don't tell Markos, he'd be shattered. So, has anyone else got a few treasures stowed away on the Adrestia? You know, things you just couldn't part with. Some of my current stash. My first bow: (repaired and approved by Drucilla of Kephallonia TM) The bow Odessa gave me when she joined my crew. The helmet of Gorgophone: given to me by an old woman, who just might have been the Goddess Athena. (though I told her I didn't think she was, I kept it just in case.) The Lysander and Demosthenes sets: (Well they take so bloody long to get, I couldn't just melt them down.) Then there's the orthentic Theseus's full armor set: (As verified by someone who actually lived in a village Theseus's was known to have passed through.) Why is this not a Legendary set? I mean, we have the legendary set of some un-named Sparten hero. Oh, and Penelope's shroud, as worn by the wife of the great Odysseus herself. It gives me goose bumps just thinking about it. I have the Racing Greaves that Roxana gave me after I wooped her ass in the foot race. Thyia's armor: that she left behind after ah, thanking me for helping her village. Of course I couldn't part with Pater's Wolf Helm (I had it cleaned up by a blacksmith on Naxos.) i.imgur.com/lSU1VMs.jpg I have a few items gained via story achievements. I have the Rares/Blues that can’t be deconstructed. Mostly, I have quality Epics stashed for alternative builds that I may one day try. I periodically go through the stash, reviewing and deconstructing superfluous items. If I recall correctly, the stash has a 300 piece capacity, and I stay around halfway to that.
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Post by Obsidian Gryphon on Feb 22, 2019 6:11:51 GMT
I did stash several but they're all mostly legendary equipment and armour I have no intention of using. Kass is presently using the complete legendary Spartan set. I chose to equip it to get the achievement and to get that 50% bump to warrior abilities. I also started on the second chapter. I had thought of saving it for the next PT with NG+ but then remembered the devs intend to change some stuff in the second chapter so I better experience it before it's changed. I've to say there're some facial expressions that doesn't sync with my intentions. Take the chain quests from Xenir for example. I chose all the non-heart dialogue responses because I wasn't romancing her nor trying to gain favours. I wanted the money and see where the quests go or if they lead to anything interesting at the end; maybe someone turned up to try to snitch the treasure, maybe Xenir had some plan she wasn't telling in gathering those treasure. At the finale, Kass's expression was pretty weird. Why're you looking so disappointed? So let down? It was so strange I This also happened in the dialogue with Kyra. I didn't intend to romance her and was pretty clear when her advances were rebuffed. Then Kass had to make that weird disappointed expression. It's so odd I couldn't stop laughing. Now the same thing is happening with the guy, Nykatos? I simply stated Kass was there because Darius sent a message. He looked disappointed. Ok, that's fine. Later, there's some talk of him leaving and Kass's making that face again. ROTFLOL. Dear devs, you have to write better extensive romance plots. Quit rushing it and quit using facial expressions that doesn't gel to convey interests. I'm fine with Kass being interested but it'll be better if you build it up. The potential is there. If the devs can get better in writing, get their act together more cohesively, they could surpass Bioware.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 22, 2019 6:27:10 GMT
I also started on the second chapter. I had thought of saving it for the next PT with NG+ but then remembered the devs intend to change some stuff in the second chapter so I better experience it before it's changed. I've to say there're some facial expressions that doesn't sync with my intentions. Take the chain quests from Xenir for example. I chose all the non-heart dialogue responses because I wasn't romancing her nor trying to gain favours. I wanted the money and see where the quests go or if they lead to anything interesting at the end; maybe someone turned up to try to snitch the treasure, maybe Xenir had some plan she wasn't telling in gathering those treasure. At the finale, Kass's expression was pretty weird. Why're you looking so disappointed? So let down? It was so strange I This also happened in the dialogue with Kyra. I didn't intend to romance her and was pretty clear when her advances were rebuffed. Then Kass had to make that weird disappointed expression. It's so odd I couldn't stop laughing. Now the same thing is happening with the guy, Nykatos? I simply stated Kass was there because Darius sent a message. He looked disappointed. Ok, that's fine. Later, there's some talk of him leaving and Kass's making that face again. ROTFLOL. Dear devs, you have to write better extensive romance plots. Quit rushing it and quit using facial expressions that doesn't gel to convey interests. I'm fine with Kass being interested but it'll be better if you build it up. The potential is there. If the devs can get better in writing, get their act together more cohesively, they could surpass Bioware. The change/fix is just on one cutscene if you choose a non-romantic option and a few lines of dialogue to make it clear that you're having the kid for utilitarian reasons rather than because you wuv Darius' brat. Also known as not fixing any of the issues.
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Post by olnorton on Feb 22, 2019 6:36:09 GMT
I did stash several but they're all mostly legendary equipment and armour I have no intention of using. So what you are saying, is you had in your possession, the mythical Shroud of Penelope, and you hocked it to the local blacksmith for a few drachmae. You know it's probably some third rate armor padding by now.
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Post by Obsidian Gryphon on Feb 22, 2019 10:24:00 GMT
I did stash several but they're all mostly legendary equipment and armour I have no intention of using. So what you are saying, is you had in your possession, the mythical Shroud of Penelope, and you hocked it to the local blacksmith for a few drachmae. You know it's probably some third rate armor padding by now. Nope, any equipment or armour I don't intend to keep is deconstructed. I sell junk to the blacksmith.
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Post by Obsidian Gryphon on Feb 22, 2019 10:46:42 GMT
So the Tempest killed me. Once. I got trapped at the stupid dead campfire (I think) when miss Tempest was all buffed up. Couldn't dodge, couldn't bring any parry into play. Reload and I had to repeat the sea battle all over again. Then it was stay at a distance when she's buffed, shooting fire arrows, then went full warrior mode when the red went off. The connection between her and Kletia is spotted right off the moment Kass said she's hiding something. In the first failed attempt, I didn't tell Kletia to approach her daughter. In the second, I told her to. I already knew what's going to happen. It's predictable. Both died. During the leave taking, I chose to tell the two to stay. I wondered if he would really leave if Kass said nothing. The ending is again, predictable. Nice snapshot of the family (erm, where's Mirrine and the others?), camera moving away and I was; ok, where's Lucifer? C'mon, pop up. Sure enough, here's the shadow. The villain, again, is no surprise. The response to his "arrest" was meek. A dead giveaway. What? No plan to rescue him? Really? Overall, the DLC is ok. The story is not boring or tedious, just not innovative. Moments like when Natakas (sp?) pretended to have a quarrel with Kass, shoved her away and shouted out his real feelings at the same time then ran away to lure the watchers. She went; huh? what? Ok, I like that expression. It's kind of cute. The pirates were handy for once and helped to kill off some of the Tempest's ships. I stayed at a distance and didn't attack the pirates once they were done. Good job guys. Whoop mercenaries hired by Tempest. Always fun to hunt mercenaries. Especially when they mouthed off. As usual, they didn't seem to know Kass is top dog. So I guess the third chapter may have some tragedy. Just guessing. If there is, it could be; baby or Natakas or both or everyone (that includes Banarbas, Herodotus, crew, Mirrine plus plus) dies except Kass. Mirrine and the rest are very glaringly absent. What's up with that, devs? Or if there is no tragedy, Kass and the family are forced to relocate to unknown lands after a ferocious fight. Forever leaving Greece. P.S. How did Kyltia know her daughter is tainted?
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Post by saandrig on Feb 22, 2019 11:02:58 GMT
I knocked the civilians out instead of killing them, so I kind of ruined the whole point he was trying to make. Haha! I do the same! During this scene I kept thinking, “Whom did I kill? I’ve killed hundreds. Who were these people?” I almost never kill even the dumbass civvies who attack me and sort of deserve it. I get the impression all of you picked a fight with those poor people from the DLC whose loved ones you already killed? Why didn't you just let them be? Or you just had to use that last dialogue option before the timer ran out? 😀
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Post by Element Zero on Feb 22, 2019 16:35:54 GMT
Haha! I do the same! During this scene I kept thinking, “Whom did I kill? I’ve killed hundreds. Who were these people?” I almost never kill even the dumbass civvies who attack me and sort of deserve it. I get the impression all of you picked a fight with those poor people from the DLC whose loved ones you already killed? Why didn't you just let them be? Or you just had to use that last dialogue option before the timer ran out? 😀 I didn’t react and let the timer expire. I meant, “Who were their loved ones?” I kill a lot of people, but they’re all attacking me or preying on others if I kill them. I was pretty unmoved by their indignation. If I killed them, your relatives were probably bad people.
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Post by Rouccoco on Feb 23, 2019 4:16:50 GMT
...Hawke?
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Post by Obsidian Gryphon on Feb 23, 2019 4:56:23 GMT
^ ??? Doesn't look like Hawke to me. Looks like one of the generic NPC faces.
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Post by Obsidian Gryphon on Feb 24, 2019 9:07:34 GMT
Very annoying;
Stupid bobbies. A crime can take place less than 10 metres away and they're blind and deaf to it. I take down a target in that same distance, they immediately latch on my tail. I've been refraining from killing bobbies but it looks like they're wanting the knife.
Also not a fan of chasing the final boss of an area. He runs away and I'm obliged to chase. Given the key movements are monumentally stupid, I'm often stuck perched on walls struggling to get down.
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Post by Curious Crow on Feb 24, 2019 11:50:24 GMT
Obsidian Gryphon If you are talking about the bit where the boss appears after you did an activity like gang take over or child liberation, then I'd usually just let the boss run off to do their thing and then meet them later in the final brawl, where they usually can't run away
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