Liked the description of using 'furniture' to get behind and move enemies around. As I enjoy playing various pure-rogue characters (no shadowdancer) ..I move around furniture and corner sofas a lot while shooting at enemies. Another environmental-tactic I'll employ is using doorways as 'movable shields' and 'peek-a-boo'' sneak attack opportunities. (Sneak attack enemy, run through doorway with them chasing you, close door behind you, hide & sneak-attack again when they(or you) reopen the door. (Repeat). Dirty/cheesy tactic? Maybe.. But I'm a rogue, what do I care. I'm 'fairly' utilizing the environment. ;0) A useful POTION boost for a rogue that many may not think of initially.. Potions of Intellect. Why? ..Occasional Intelligence boosting items can tip you over the edge to be able to 'collect' some more difficult traps via disarm-trap(boosted by INT) Many traps early on are set pretty high early on.. Disarmable, but JUST out of reach of actually collecting.. without the boost, even with a maxed skill. More & Better traps.. Can spell the difference in making a 'boss' fight MUCH easier. And as a bonus.. Also useful for raising appraise levels.
Speaking of Shadow Dancers.. I mimic their great (and in my opinion, truly 'cheesy') HIPS ability, by chugging an invisibility potion or item while in combat, quickly moving away a pace or two, and then going into 'hide mode'.. which then renders you fully invisible. Two steps rather than one instantaneous one.. But still effective, more tactically situational (which I like - you won't do it continuously) and making good USE of your items. To me, and going along with what you described in your 'making use of armour specials vid' -that's ultimately what a Rogue is about.. Making FULL use of items like Batman. With UMD included, a rogue basically becomes(and can be played like) a 'Magic Items Wizard'.
I won’t waste money buying healing potions. I use Healing Kits for hp replacement. They do not trigger attacks of opportunity. Also when you are not in combat, you get 20+the heal kit bonus+heal skill level+wisdom bonus as hit points healed. As for potions: Barkski , Aid, Endurance, and any potiins that boost your primary stat aregreat for boss fights, and particularly hard encounters. For opponents with magic, i.e. charm, fear, etc, I have potions of Clarity. They only last for a handfull of rounds however. Finally, if you just wanna run up and kill the boss, drink a potion of invisibility, and then Potion of speed. My fighter uses this tactic on wizards, just drink those, run up and wail on them. Have an exit plan though, because you will likely be surrounded.
The best times (or worst, LOL)? Roll Play servers: The Vast, ALFA (and something else but i cannot remember the name). Especially ALFA: I made the halfling to be viewed as a STD more than a cute mini-me racial class. So many memories adventuring!
I dont know if i can get replay to this question but guys can u explain why my dwarf sometimes have this like action when i attack a stronger creatures my weapon dont work on this monster its just say "my weapon its not working on that monster" i should attack with Magic or have Magic Sword or specific weapon becouse i play Warrior (8) Paladin (1) and this one Mummy in Cursed Forest its like invicible to my basic phisical attacks cool material like sorry for my bad english :)
Liked the description of using 'furniture' to get behind and move enemies around. As I enjoy playing various pure-rogue characters (no shadowdancer) ..I move around furniture and corner sofas a lot while shooting at enemies. Another environmental-tactic I'll employ is using doorways as 'movable shields' and 'peek-a-boo'' sneak attack opportunities. (Sneak attack enemy, run through doorway with them chasing you, close door behind you, hide & sneak-attack again when they(or you) reopen the door. (Repeat). Dirty/cheesy tactic? Maybe.. But I'm a rogue, what do I care. I'm 'fairly' utilizing the environment. ;0)
A useful POTION boost for a rogue that many may not think of initially.. Potions of Intellect. Why? ..Occasional Intelligence boosting items can tip you over the edge to be able to 'collect' some more difficult traps via disarm-trap(boosted by INT) Many traps early on are set pretty high early on.. Disarmable, but JUST out of reach of actually collecting.. without the boost, even with a maxed skill. More & Better traps.. Can spell the difference in making a 'boss' fight MUCH easier. And as a bonus.. Also useful for raising appraise levels.
Speaking of Shadow Dancers.. I mimic their great (and in my opinion, truly 'cheesy') HIPS ability, by chugging an invisibility potion or item while in combat, quickly moving away a pace or two, and then going into 'hide mode'.. which then renders you fully invisible. Two steps rather than one instantaneous one.. But still effective, more tactically situational (which I like - you won't do it continuously) and making good USE of your items.
To me, and going along with what you described in your 'making use of armour specials vid' -that's ultimately what a Rogue is about.. Making FULL use of items like Batman. With UMD included, a rogue basically becomes(and can be played like) a 'Magic Items Wizard'.
I won’t waste money buying healing potions. I use Healing Kits for hp replacement. They do not trigger attacks of opportunity. Also when you are not in combat, you get 20+the heal kit bonus+heal skill level+wisdom bonus as hit points healed.
As for potions: Barkski , Aid, Endurance, and any potiins that boost your primary stat aregreat for boss fights, and particularly hard encounters. For opponents with magic, i.e. charm, fear, etc, I have potions of Clarity. They only last for a handfull of rounds however.
Finally, if you just wanna run up and kill the boss, drink a potion of invisibility, and then Potion of speed. My fighter uses this tactic on wizards, just drink those, run up and wail on them. Have an exit plan though, because you will likely be surrounded.
The best times (or worst, LOL)? Roll Play servers: The Vast, ALFA (and something else but i cannot remember the name). Especially ALFA: I made the halfling to be viewed as a STD more than a cute mini-me racial class. So many memories adventuring!
3.0 druid my man. Animal companion plus that (dwarven?) Monk.
CoDzilla your way through.
how about a crafting guide?
Oh wow, one of my favorite games of all time. How did you come up with the idea of doing NWN content? :d
Love it and play it all the time.
tks!!! kiss Brazil
You made an entire video of just your VOICE and zero actual video? What are you smoking man?
Bro dobt say nothing important either
I dont know if i can get replay to this question but guys can u explain why my dwarf sometimes have this like action when i attack a stronger creatures my weapon dont work on this monster its just say "my weapon its not working on that monster" i should attack with Magic or have Magic Sword or specific weapon becouse i play Warrior (8) Paladin (1) and this one Mummy in Cursed Forest its like invicible to my basic phisical attacks cool material like sorry for my bad english :)
Some monsters are immunte to normal weapons, or +
1 weapons, along with certain attacks. DND rules a mummy is immune to normal weapons.
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