Tutorial fight in Cyseal has 2 more archers, one of them has a special arrow. Toxa and Sheba may inflict Disease to melee attackers. Toxa and Sheba have Crawling Infestation. THe Undead Pyromancer west of Cyseal has one more fire summon and some extra With special arrows and an extra Decapitator. The second fight of the Wulfram escort quest has become a lot tougher: extra archers
The orc landing fight in Cyseal has 2 extra cultists. The Lighthouse fight has a Ward protecting the ghoul. The false Source Hunters in the mirror dungeon fight have summon skills. The AI in the orc landing fight in Cyseal can make the barrels explode. Ragequin can create scorching surfaces and his ghost can use Blitz Bolt. Near the zombie carriage, a pitch dark tunnel was added. In the tunnel underneath the small graveyard in Cyseal, the Scorcher has an Ethereal In the tunnel underneath the small graveyard in Cyseal, 2 Exploskeletons spawn
In the fields near the West gate, there's an extra Waterproof Exploskeleton. In the fields near the West gate, archers will target bloated corpses. In the dog ambush fight near the trapdoor, AI has extra skills and a grenade. Bibius and Junius get help from their dog Tuesday. At the Cyseal west gate, there are two extra enemies: bolt-stricken zombies. At the Cyseal Abandoned House, the archer has Nether Swap. and this time we murdered the dragon on first try because it was so pathetic Because we played through it again with the EE, again didn't use any crafting. On the other hand, now that the dragon got nerfed to the ground in the EE, this is no longer true. When I raegd about this on the 'dex, I remember the first answers I got were "wait you mean you don't have 150% resistances to everything lololololo have you not been craftung OP gear?!" Yet even after that it was STILL a lottery because the fucker would still be able to just keep rampaging with turbo AoE attacks and melt our faces. I played thru it with a friend, and the dragon kept wiping us over and over and over and over again, until we resorted to maximum cheese and spammed him with disease/drain/whatever scrolls at turn 1 to get him down to 1/3 hp from all the stacked max hp debuffs. And while I can confirm that it was completely unnecessary for most of the game, it was near-necessary for the final fight. We will see if this changes as I get further into it.Ĭlick to expand.On my first playthrough, before the EE, I also didn't craft anything, not even potions. And I did enjoy Battle Brothers combat even more. I.e., I'm starting to feel that beyond the very well-crafted models and environments and excellent combat, there's really not all that much there there. They commented on the roads being unsafe. I get that this is supposed to be a light-hearted you're-the-chosen-one-now-go-save-the-world romp, BG1 style, but Baldur's Gate 1 had a livelier-feeling world than this. Who sent those legionaries? Who do they answer to? Who made Cecil mayor? Where does the vegetable seller get his vegetables when all the farms outside are overrun by undead? Why is everything so bloody normal inside Cyseal's walls although the place is under desperate siege by unnatural undead? How come it always rains in one corner of the map, and shifts to sunshine the minute you step inside the walls? If it's magic, how come nobody comments on it? I'm not missing Obsidianite loredumps, mind, but it's as if the world outside Cyseal just doesn't exist for most people. It feels like a theme park, with no breadth or depth to it. As in, there actually doesn't seem to be much there. I'm also getting a little disappointed in the worldbuilding. Knobbed Goblin Dildo of Slickness etcetera. And because procedural, it's just really bland. It's become a matter of "oh, leveled up, let's see if I already have some next-level gear, no, rats, must craft some." It starts out as instant-gratification but then becomes a grind and a chore there's not a whole lot of satisfaction in finding a piece of kit when you know you're only gonna keep it for a level or, tops, two, and that there'll be more of the same awaiting. The procedural and leveled loot is increasingly grating. And I still don't care for those cooldowns. So for example I can't go invisible with my rogue, sneak her in the back, then pull the group with the rest of my guys. What I don't like about it is that it's not possible to pre-position - when the "FIGHT!" thing lights up, everybody snaps into formation more or less where they were. There's a lot of stuff to do, and the enemies don't pull their punches.
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