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In theory, it’s nice to be able to play a decompiled Fable 2 on PC for the potential of playing a much better version with various QOL features like enhanced textures and 60 fps framerate, plus community mods that may or may not be developed.

Turncoat spell would be OP in Elden Ring

Also: “Your health is low, Tarnished. Do you have any Estus Flasks, or Rowa Fruit?”

You’re right. I re-read that chapter in Infinity Blade Redemption to make sure. It’s two captured and bound minor deathless, not mindless Daeril like I mistakenly remembered. Thanks for the correction Archivist! :D

Isa brought two Daeril with her to replace Radriar and Siris. The vault of tears bound of those Daeril’s QIP’s to it, allowing Siris and Radriar to leave. It took roughly two years for Isa to do this after the ending of IB2.

Raidriar’s equipment has a line in Swordgame.items that says ItemRarity=200. Deleting that line would make it possible for Siris to buy it in the store.

Just be careful, he has his own version of the classic infinity blade set at level 3, so don’t accidentally mix it up with the one you unlock naturally in the game.

There are still bugs to fix, but they’re nearly there.

The thing about Infinity Blade combat is that the animations of enemies and their attack patterns can be learned and memorized. Leveling health tends to be the stat with the most diminishing returns, oddly enough, because as you get better and better at the game, you rarely ever get hit. Dumping stats into attack and magic is usually the best way to go in the end game just so you can kill the enemies as quickly as possible.

After you have mastered most of the items in the game, Siris will easily have hundreds of points to spend, and if most of those points go into attack, then you get a substantial boost to your damage regardless of your weapon, and it pairs best with the Solar Trans weapons which have the smallest amount of physical damage on them.

This is definitely something I’d love to play. I love the concept, and the augmentation idea. This is something I would definitely buy and play on Steam.

With the exception of Cortez and Samantha, they should all have been available for both genders. I am glad that mods can change this.

Definitely ME1. ME3 Wrex is not the Wrex that I chased down Saran across half the galaxy with.

It would only make sense if it did. The barrier shouldn’t be able to tell the difference.

Probably Hermeas Mora, assuming I can use the knowledge I gain in the world I currently live in.

Falkreath Hold. Good lake and good trees.

I’ve played the Mass Effect Games for a combined time of more than 1,000 hours, and I can fairly confidently say that regardless of player choice, Shepard at their core is highly pragmatic. They value tangible outcomes and results regardless of any cultural stigmas. It’s that core trait, plus their determination/stubbornness (as referenced by one of the three choice service histories) that got the council’s attention, and made them a spectre candidate.

Indeed. In fact, I’d say that the “illusion” of choice is almost always fine for a roleplaying game. If all your choices amount to different dialogues while the actions of what happens in the game doesn’t change, that’s still fine.

It entirely depends on what the kind of story is being told. Some storylines benefit far better when the player is railroaded, and some don’t.

As long as it doesn’t deal damage to their health, then it should be all good. I think by the rules of this challenge, an effect that reduces maximum HP would not fail the challenge, only effects that deplete the HP on their health bar would fail the challenge.

Ideally this challenge would be done in vanilla Skyrim, so no Skyrim together mod if that’s what you mean.

If you meant NPC followers, then yes that is allowed, because it is they who are the source of damage being done to enemies, and not you.

Good incentive to get dragonrend as fast as you can then. (Though, I can’t remember if that shout also has a damage over time effect or not. If it does, then pretty sure this challenge would make the main quest line impossible to complete.)

Storm Atronachs? Is that really the best summon in the vanilla game?

Followers and summons are allowed, restoration magic is allowed, but not that poison spell from Dragonborn dlc.

If we’re sticking strictly to KOTOR 1, then my vote goes to Carth. He spends a very large majority of the game just angry at Saul and counting the days until he gets to kill him.

If we’re allowing KOTOR 2 answers though, Darth Sion would win, as it is anger and pain that is keeping himself animate. It doesn’t matter where it’s directed, as long as he is angry and in pain, then he continues to exist as an undying creature of pure hatred.

Garrus managed to surprise Legion with his level of calibrations, don’t forget that.