Also sense im going to be solo'ing should I stop at Combat Stealth or go ahead and get Master Stealth?
Also can anyone tell me what DEX increases? [ex- .05 ??? etc..]
And same for CUN
Modifié par DAO Lemon, 09 février 2010 - 02:02 .
Are These Worth the Talent points?
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Posté 09 février 2010 - 01:51
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Should I Spend any points on getting the Dual Striking Branch? Is Punisher worth it or should I just Leave it.
Also sense im going to be solo'ing should I stop at Combat Stealth or go ahead and get Master Stealth?
Also can anyone tell me what DEX increases? [ex- .05 ??? etc..]
And same for CUN
Also sense im going to be solo'ing should I stop at Combat Stealth or go ahead and get Master Stealth?
Also can anyone tell me what DEX increases? [ex- .05 ??? etc..]
And same for CUN
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Posté 09 février 2010 - 02:14
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Warrior or Rogue?
Dex:
Contributes to armor penetration & mental resistance.
Increases effectiveness of rogue talents, e.g. Stealing
Increases Coercion effectiveness for persuasion.
Dex:
- Increases melee attack score by 0.5 per point.
- Increases ranged combat score by 1.0 per point.
- Increases damage from piercing weapons.
- Increases defense by 1 per point.
- Increases physical resistance by 0.5 per point.
Contributes to armor penetration & mental resistance.
Increases effectiveness of rogue talents, e.g. Stealing
Increases Coercion effectiveness for persuasion.
Modifié par outlaworacle, 09 février 2010 - 02:17 .
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Posté 09 février 2010 - 02:25
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Hey, I edited my post above with the Dex/Cun info you asked for, which can be found here: http://dragonage.wik...wiki/Attributes
The Dual-Striking Mode, combined with Momentum is deadly as hell. However, you cannot crit or backstab while in DS mode. Some people will tell you different, but for me that's basically a no-no as Rogue, even a combat-heavy one. It depends on your build though... rogues have a lot to choose from, if you have the points for it, DS mode can be a good backup if you HAVE to tank something. Generally, though, if you're tanking with a rogue it's just... not the best idea. The combat moves are nice, but better for Warriors. Their debuffs are a bit redundant as a rogue, IMHO.
I recommend getting the first 3 Dual Weapon training (so you get attack bonus and backstab bonuses), and the whole Flurry line, all the way up to Whirlwind. The 4 points you can spend on the Dual Striking tree are probably of more use in Stealth and/or Deft Hands.
Oh, the only real difference between Combat Stealth and the upgraded version is you can stealth bosses sometimes with the upgrade, not so much with just Combat Stealth. If you're planning to solo it's probably worth it.
The Dual-Striking Mode, combined with Momentum is deadly as hell. However, you cannot crit or backstab while in DS mode. Some people will tell you different, but for me that's basically a no-no as Rogue, even a combat-heavy one. It depends on your build though... rogues have a lot to choose from, if you have the points for it, DS mode can be a good backup if you HAVE to tank something. Generally, though, if you're tanking with a rogue it's just... not the best idea. The combat moves are nice, but better for Warriors. Their debuffs are a bit redundant as a rogue, IMHO.
I recommend getting the first 3 Dual Weapon training (so you get attack bonus and backstab bonuses), and the whole Flurry line, all the way up to Whirlwind. The 4 points you can spend on the Dual Striking tree are probably of more use in Stealth and/or Deft Hands.
Oh, the only real difference between Combat Stealth and the upgraded version is you can stealth bosses sometimes with the upgrade, not so much with just Combat Stealth. If you're planning to solo it's probably worth it.
Modifié par outlaworacle, 09 février 2010 - 02:35 .
