The difficulty of this game is a joke
#126
Posté 22 novembre 2009 - 10:54
#127
Posté 22 novembre 2009 - 11:30
#128
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 12:24
#129
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 12:44
#130
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 12:49
I did this my last game on Hard mode with Allister, Shale , Lelianna and my PC as a blood mage/spirit healer. All my mage did was heal, you don't need cone of cold or any of that force field cheapness.
#131
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 09:46
jbann311 wrote...
Get shale to tank this Dragon. Have him equip a nice defensive fire crystal and it's a cake walk.
I did this my last game on Hard mode with Allister, Shale , Lelianna and my PC as a blood mage/spirit healer. All my mage did was heal, you don't need cone of cold or any of that force field cheapness.
HER, shale is a FEMALE,
SHALE = FEMALE = GIRL=CHICK=BABE
why do people keep thinking its a guy
#132
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 09:50
Simulacrum wrote...
Killyox the Defender wrote...
Simulacrum wrote...
Simply put, I'm pissed. I'm pissed that I'm having so much trouble with dragon bosses that I hear people have beaten on the first try. Yeah right, and they are probably playing the most overpowered class, did research on the best party makeup, etc. and exploit that.
It comes down to this. I don't particularly enjoy doing extensive research on how to play the game the first time through. I just want to enjoy it. I've played enough RPGS and games in general to know my way around things. I'm not ignorant by any means. However, when I simply "can't" beat a boss, literally can't, there is a problem. I have my duel-wielding warrior, Alistar, Morrigan, and Wynne facing the High Dragon. I heal as best as I can but they all die, with little damage done to the thing. Why is this? I use my buffs, I heal constantly, I move my characters around in strategic positions (though it does little good), all spit back in my face. My characters are all around level 12, by the way. I hear someone beat Flemith as a level 8? What the **** is going on here?
The makers should've realized that most people will be picking up this game, making a class that appeals to them, and putting points and skills wherever seems most fun/interesting. If that actually hinders your playthrough of the game, that is simply bad design. I've never thought about simply quitting a game because of being fed up when I've put so much time in to it already. I never thought I would say it, but I'm disappointed with a Bioware game.
These forums are terrible too.
Rant over.
Stop being BAD, VERY BAD
i sarted the game at HARD on my first walkthrough and switched a lot of times to nightmare. Played 1 rogue [me] wynne alisair and leliana. Did ZERO reasearch. The reason i didnt suck as much as you is quite simple probably. This isnt my first RPG and unlike most 2000+ kids i havent started RPGs from oblivion but baldurs gate ID PS:T etc.
Use your brain instead of crying like a little girl. Game is actually quite easy regardless of difficulty.
Maybe you should learn to type like an adult before you go calling others "kid".
To be honest, given my background with games, I take what you all say with a grain of salt. I just needed to vent.
Like nan adult? Soz but do you think your OP is mature? You nerdraged here on forum crying every1 who beat those encounters on hard/nightmare during their 1st walktrhough [like me] had to use some guides or cheats or anything. Soz but you gotta get over the fact tha there are better people out there then you.
I dont care if you believe me or not or take it with grain of salt - if it makes you feel happier on the inside, well thats your thing but truth is truth many people didnt have slightest probs defeating those encounters
#133
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 09:50
Probably because not everyone has done Shale's quest.Killyox the Defender wrote...
jbann311 wrote...
Get shale to tank this Dragon. Have him equip a nice defensive fire crystal and it's a cake walk.
I did this my last game on Hard mode with Allister, Shale , Lelianna and my PC as a blood mage/spirit healer. All my mage did was heal, you don't need cone of cold or any of that force field cheapness.
HER, shale is a FEMALE,
SHALE = FEMALE = GIRL=CHICK=BABE
why do people keep thinking its a guy
#134
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 10:04
Ekyri wrote...
Probably because not everyone has done Shale's quest.Killyox the Defender wrote...
jbann311 wrote...
Get shale to tank this Dragon. Have him equip a nice defensive fire crystal and it's a cake walk.
I did this my last game on Hard mode with Allister, Shale , Lelianna and my PC as a blood mage/spirit healer. All my mage did was heal, you don't need cone of cold or any of that force field cheapness.
HER, shale is a FEMALE,
SHALE = FEMALE = GIRL=CHICK=BABE
why do people keep thinking its a guy
Well the one ive quoted had her in grp and its hard to miss her dialogues:)
#135
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 10:10
#136
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 10:40
#137
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 10:42
Allso when I did the dragons I wasn't at no 8th level. I waited until mid teens. So I can wear that nice gear and weapons. Again I did them both with no mages in groups. Yep I went through a bunch of pots, but that was what I had my mages back in camp for. Produceing a crap load for me.Zynk55 wrote...
everyone says not to melee dragons, but i did, and on hard, my main party was alistair(sword and shield), me (sword and shield) morrigan, and wynne. Keep in mind, my characters had awesome gear, my guy was in full juggernaut, with ring of ages, and lifegiver. alistair was in full dragon bone massive plate, both had high armor, high defense, and insane fire resisstance, it was a slow death, but not at all that bad.
#138
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 11:04
Simulacrum wrote...
Simply put, I'm pissed. I'm pissed that I'm having so much trouble with dragon bosses that I hear people have beaten on the first try. Yeah right, and they are probably playing the most overpowered class, did research on the best party makeup, etc. and exploit that.
It comes down to this. I don't particularly enjoy doing extensive research on how to play the game the first time through. I just want to enjoy it. I've played enough RPGS and games in general to know my way around things. I'm not ignorant by any means. However, when I simply "can't" beat a boss, literally can't, there is a problem. I have my duel-wielding warrior, Alistar, Morrigan, and Wynne facing the High Dragon. I heal as best as I can but they all die, with little damage done to the thing. Why is this? I use my buffs, I heal constantly, I move my characters around in strategic positions (though it does little good), all spit back in my face. My characters are all around level 12, by the way. I hear someone beat Flemith as a level 8? What the **** is going on here?
The makers should've realized that most people will be picking up this game, making a class that appeals to them, and putting points and skills wherever seems most fun/interesting. If that actually hinders your playthrough of the game, that is simply bad design. I've never thought about simply quitting a game because of being fed up when I've put so much time in to it already. I never thought I would say it, but I'm disappointed with a Bioware game.
These forums are terrible too.
Rant over.
OP, I feel your pain. I too started as you did, and the game was NOT forgiving of my poor choices. Every fight in the game I was 1 fight away from not being able to continue due to constantly being out of potions, and not having Heal spells on any of my active party members - every fight I'd scrape up a couple of potions to get me through the next fight. I started over about 18 hours into the game, built my sword-&-board warrior and party around what I knew they would need to use certain armors, weapons & spells I'd find and ... now it's too easy on Normal. Seriously too easy. Wearing the blood dragon armor before you leave Lothering trivializes the fights.
The combat balance is not good. It should not be as unforgiving if your party isn't optimal, and it shouldn't be as easy as it is when your party is "built properly".
#139
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 11:23
#140
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 11:37
Thongs to note without giving any big spoilers
dragons do aoe damage so having a group sit together is a bad idea.
dragons do a lot of fire damage, so having your tank have some fire resist gear is a good idea.
if your tanking you can manipulate the direction the dragon is facing as long as you have agro.
only one person needs to be and should be in front of the dragon.
dragons kick and knock you down if you are behind them
Mass regenerate is a godsend and worth the 4 points to get.
that's just a few little tips that might help but you really need to take a look at your resources and see who is best to take with you and what active \\ passive skills can help the most.
#141
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 11:40
#142
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 11:43
And because technically, ''she'' is still an IT while in golem form, not matter what it's gender was at one point.Ekyri wrote...
Probably because not everyone has done Shale's quest.Killyox the Defender wrote...
jbann311 wrote...
Get shale to tank this Dragon. Have him equip a nice defensive fire crystal and it's a cake walk.
I did this my last game on Hard mode with Allister, Shale , Lelianna and my PC as a blood mage/spirit healer. All my mage did was heal, you don't need cone of cold or any of that force field cheapness.
HER, shale is a FEMALE,
SHALE = FEMALE = GIRL=CHICK=BABE
why do people keep thinking its a guy
Yes, the voice is done by a woman, but no, the golem has no woman parts, and a very MANLY chest, and is incapable of reproduction, so no, IT'S NOT REALLY A FEMALE.
It's a ''thing''. Besides, it also refers to everything else in the universe as an it, so why shouldn't we in return?
#143
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 11:48
That's one way the game's difficulty really gets ridiculous.
Dragons are easy in comparison. Have one person tank and everybody else on Range/Support out of range of his attacks. I murdered the High Dragon my first time with Morrigan nuking, Wynne healing, and Shale switching back and forth between Rock-throwing Mode and Support mode.
And yes, poultices might be immersion breaking to some, but guess what - they are there to be used and the game is balanced with their usage in mind.
#144
Posté 23 novembre 2009 - 11:59
Play the way you like, but make use of your heroes' skills and abilities...
#145
Posté 24 novembre 2009 - 12:04
Some take 2-3 tries, but Flemmeth isn't hard. The High Dragon is a bit of trouble, but you just have to push through.
And no, I didn't research the best ones constantly and no, I don't kite.
And I agree, those gangs of bandits are terribly harder for some reason....
Modifié par IronVanguard, 24 novembre 2009 - 12:06 .
#146
Posté 24 novembre 2009 - 12:12
Simulacrum wrote...
All you guys do is kite the thing, don't you?
No, it's much easier than that. Have 1 warrior attacking the dragon up close, with the rest using ranged weapons from a safe distance out of reach of the dragons' breath. That way you can focus healing on a single character. When the dragon moves, move your characters as well so the ranged attackers stay at a safe distance with the warrior up close. Basic tanking strategy, really.
#147
Posté 24 novembre 2009 - 03:03
IronVanguard wrote...
Eh. Generally just need a bit of micromanagement. Of course, only played on normal, but.
Some take 2-3 tries, but Flemmeth isn't hard. The High Dragon is a bit of trouble, but you just have to push through.
And no, I didn't research the best ones constantly and no, I don't kite.
And I agree, those gangs of bandits are terribly harder for some reason....
#148
Posté 24 novembre 2009 - 04:26
I do love the story line. But at this time, I am stumped on how to proceed.
I almost did not post due to the rude and arrogant posts of a few of the other players, not sure if they actually play the game or just troll the boards and flame those of us having a bit of hard go at it. I did not buy an adventure game to spend my time trolling boards. I hate boards. I paid good money for entertainment.
Thank you to those who can may make constructive and helpful suggestions
#149
Posté 24 novembre 2009 - 04:39
magickingdom wrote...
I am having trouble even on easy mode. This is my first BioWare. game. I am a casual player. I have only played one other off line rpg, Dungeon Seige, which I enjoyed a great deal. I have my mage, and the first 3 characters you get as you play along. All went well till about level 11 or 12. Now, I can't beat anything. I don't know of a place I could go to level up or add skills. All my toons are at level 11. I suppose I have to make new characters and start again. To me, that is so dreadful boring.
I do love the story line. But at this time, I am stumped on how to proceed.
I almost did not post due to the rude and arrogant posts of a few of the other players, not sure if they actually play the game or just troll the boards and flame those of us having a bit of hard go at it. I did not buy an adventure game to spend my time trolling boards. I hate boards. I paid good money for entertainment.
Thank you to those who can may make constructive and helpful suggestions
Posts like this ("the game is hard even on Easy") are not very helpful unless you tell us where you're running into trouble. How are you dying? What's killing you?
#150
Posté 24 novembre 2009 - 05:05





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