Well Dragon Age 2 is my first modern RPG game, its been a while i'll admit. However i've enjoyed the game up to the point where the game throws these rediculous over powered mage bosses at me, and uses an Aids/cancer/megadeath cloud to kill all my party members withing a fraction of a second, is there any way to go into the little AI thing to keep them from standing in the cloud of death?
So i must be an idiot.
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Zephyrous
, oct. 16 2011 06:58
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 09:36
Eudaemonium
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Zephyrous wrote...
Well Dragon Age 2 is my first modern RPG game, its been a while i'll admit. However i've enjoyed the game up to the point where the game throws these rediculous over powered mage bosses at me, and uses an Aids/cancer/megadeath cloud to kill all my party members withing a fraction of a second, is there any way to go into the little AI thing to keep them from standing in the cloud of death?
I *think* if you set their behaviour in tactics to 'cautious' they will run away from damage. They kind have to be hit first, though, which complicates it if it's a 1HKO. Which enemy are you fighting?
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 10:03
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The swirling blueish white vortex of doomy doom is rather annoying but you get like a few secs to get out before you get instagibbed. It's not so bad on casual, but that's because all I play on is casual.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 10:43
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I play on nightmare and I'm not pro so let me tell ya what I do. I always have a mage that can brittle someone with wintersbalst/graps whatever as soon as they spawn I brittle it with that spell or with the other one from the Galvanism tree and just own the hell out of it with everyone I always insta gib these bastards asap if you focus all your party put a combo or 2 on them with lets say stagger crushing prison and than brittle + any combo for that + regular dps + normal spells thrown in they have no right to be alive more than 15 sec and if they are brittle most likely they are frozen. Remember even if something is immune to cold damage it still can be frozen solid.
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 11:35
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Zephyrous wrote...
Well Dragon Age 2 is my first modern RPG game, its been a while i'll admit. However i've enjoyed the game up to the point where the game throws these rediculous over powered mage bosses at me, and uses an Aids/cancer/megadeath cloud to kill all my party members withing a fraction of a second, is there any way to go into the little AI thing to keep them from standing in the cloud of death?
Why dont you just move them out manually? Thats what I do
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Posté 16 octobre 2011 - 11:46
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rak72 wrote...
^ who's the conductor?
That's Corypheous the darkspawn encountered in the Legacy DLC.
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Posté 17 octobre 2011 - 12:11
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it was one of the mage extra bosses in the new DLC. And some of the characters don't have the HP for me to R1 around to everyone and move them out manually.
I will try the cautious thing however, that seems like it might work. I will preface this by saying i don't play on nightmare and i really havent played around with tactics and combos much. and my skill trees are likly not optimized, still my first play threw. I've just ran across these type of monsters alot in act 3 and in DLC and was getting fairly annoyed. Figured i was clearly doing something wrong.
Plus i build party for personal taste, not so much on skill combination/profession. I may do another playthrough in the near future, once i'm finished with this one and try some different options.
And i left the games setting on "Normal".
I will try the cautious thing however, that seems like it might work. I will preface this by saying i don't play on nightmare and i really havent played around with tactics and combos much. and my skill trees are likly not optimized, still my first play threw. I've just ran across these type of monsters alot in act 3 and in DLC and was getting fairly annoyed. Figured i was clearly doing something wrong.
Plus i build party for personal taste, not so much on skill combination/profession. I may do another playthrough in the near future, once i'm finished with this one and try some different options.
And i left the games setting on "Normal".
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Posté 17 octobre 2011 - 02:00
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Try having a character that can silence/dispel magic. That boss was a joke with my templar-specced Hawke.
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Posté 17 octobre 2011 - 04:55
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ranged/cautious behaviors will flee harmful aoes
but in general they will just do whatever the **** they want
but in general they will just do whatever the **** they want
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Posté 17 octobre 2011 - 12:35
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Davillo wrote...
rak72 wrote...
^ who's the conductor?
That's Corypheous the darkspawn encountered in the Legacy DLC.
Lol, thats funny.
DA3 : The Conductor vs. The Architect
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Posté 17 octobre 2011 - 01:24
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Zephyrous wrote...
it was one of the mage extra bosses in the new DLC. And some of the characters don't have the HP for me to R1 around to everyone and move them out manually.
If you're a console player, you can hold R1 and L1 together to select your whole party and then 'move to point' to move your whole team, no need to move them all separately. It might not help here, but for future reference.
Like others have said, silence is your friend. Tallis has a great skill that silences, and you must have her. Freezing/Brittle combos are also your friend.
rak72 wrote...
Lol, thats funny.
DA3 : The Conductor vs. The Architect
'Conductor' was the name of the achievement/trophy you get for beating him, so when the Achievement list was out before the DLC, everyone was calling him 'the Conductor', hence Gaider's confusion.
Modifié par Eudaemonium, 17 octobre 2011 - 01:25 .
