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[Boss Fog]

Mind you, I have not done the Orsino fight yet so please don't say anything about it but does anyone else find every single mage you come across a bit trivial?  I mean they all do the same thing, it's so predictable; they're like dumbed down versions of mages from BG2.  They start off with their shield, no prob I just dispel that off immediately.  If you manage to get a few hits on them then they teleport somewhere else.  The second they reappear just have your archer unload SOMETHING into it, pref pinning shot and (in my case, DW rogue) I just run up, backstab followed by assassinate and they're toast.  Not only are they predictable, but they only seem to have one damaging ability which is easy to avoid as well.  I dunno, maybe they're more dangerous than I think I just happen to slaughter them immediately whenever they appear.  Enemy assassins are much more scary!  Opinions?  Thoughts?

[KitsuneEclipse]

On hard for my tankless, healerless group I found that my Rogue could one shot mages, but certain mages (particularly blood mages) could wreck my group if left alone for too long or aren't focused as a primary target. Probably just my silly group makeup.

However, without revealing too much, I was pleased with Orsino haha.

Edit: I agree with Rumination. A decently played rogue can end all problems from mages rather quickly. Even mages played well though can simply shoot off an AoE and probably mop up most of them.. at least my mage does.

Modifié par KitsuneEclipse, 12 mars 2011 - 08:22 .

[rumination888]

Of course they're easy... your Hawke is a rogue, the best single-target DPS class in the game.

[Boss Fog]

Well, yes I am an assassin but I'm sure if I were something else I'd bring a class that could do respectable burst dmg. It's just everytime I see a mage it's just so easy because I know exactly what they're going to do.

The qunari mages were a bit more tricky since they're AOE explosion takes much less time to form, and they don't shield themselves.