Warhammer Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader - turn-based Warhammer 40k RPG from Owlcat Games - Void Shadows DLC coming August 8th

[Jermu]

visiting these colonies just so you can choose dialogue option is very tedious, should be able to do it anywhere in the map. such a time waster

 

[Lamiosa]

I keep reading that Argenta is op, that she can mower groups asap. Yet for some reason she completely suck, and not in a good way, in my group, she can't hit for shit...

It entirely depends on difficulty. On Daring (easy) and below enemies have such pitiful dodge/cover does basically nothing so she can unload a low accuracy burst and hit everything in an aoe. On higher difficulties that same burst will do nothing.

As someone said above, Argenta is at her strongest in moments like this (chapter 2 battle):

 

[Fedora Master]

Pasqual, you illiterate plebs.

 

[Azdul]

And I'm still bitter about not being able to play few Russian Baldur's Gates - that were never finished and never released:

It could have been complete shit - alas I'll never know.

Have you played Konung? Looks very similar

Konung is an RTS-RPG hybrid - and uses tiles instead of BG-style large backgrounds. Fatherdale - Guardians of Asgard was supposed to be much closer to Baldur's Gate - based on Norse / Slavic mythology - with graphic backgrounds spanning multiple CDs.

While some graphical styles from 20 years ago aged terribly - I find non-enhanced versions of BG1 and IWD1 - aesthetically pleasing. The same goes for VGA / AGA blobbers.

Konung tiles with their obviously wrong lightning do not look so hot anymore - especially in higher resolutions where repeating patterns are painfully noticeable.

 

[Tuco Benedicto Pacifico]

Pasqual, you illiterate plebs.

It's literally PASQAL, you dimwit.

 

[Fedora Master]

Pasqual, you illiterate plebs.

It's literally PASQAL, you dimwit.

Still not Pascal

 

[Abu Antar]

I'm surprised that they seem to have fucked up so many things after the beta closed. I was actually having a bug free experience with that. My decision to wait a year before buying is made much easier by reading this thread.

 

[SpaceWizardz]

Does anyone know which planet/system we're looking for when doing Idira's quest "The Door"?

Her quest intersects with the main quest to find Calligos.

 

[ArchAngel]

Ok I had big battle in temple where tech priest is hanging, after 4 turns he decides to kill everyone and game hangs... 30+ minutes gone to the wind..

 

[Lord of Riva]

I keep reading that Argenta is op, that she can mower groups asap. Yet for some reason she completely suck, and not in a good way, in my group, she can't hit for shit...

It entirely depends on difficulty. On Daring (easy) and below enemies have such pitiful dodge/cover does basically nothing so she can unload a low accuracy burst and hit everything in an aoe. On higher difficulties that same burst will do nothing.

As someone said above, Argenta is at her strongest in moments like this (chapter 2 battle):

Gets even worse, there is a talent that triggers wildfire every 3 versatility instead of 4 and things like Pasqals analyse thingies increase the damage not on a % base but flat meaning it doubles the base damage of the Heavy bolter + % increases through different other factors like the Grand strategists rear and Frontline skill and especially the inspire ability of the master Tactician.

Just to make that clear the cheap 1-shot/ Burst Combo you can literally spam the versatility stack is so high that last fight I checked I had a BS of 180, which basically guarantees crits. I've now seen 80+ Damage hits for every bullet.

It's fun but absolutely broken, I would suggest not having the versatility increase on alternating between "single-shot" and "burst" Owlcat_Eyler

 

[std::namespace]

omg owlscat...
take a guess who cannot equip this chaos gift...

 

[Fedora Master]

omg owlscat...
take a guess who cannot equip this chaos gift...

That's what you get for falling for the false promises of the Dark Gods, traitor scum

 

[std::namespace]

good lord, ASS WHERE?

 

[Lord of Riva]

omg owlscat...
take a guess who cannot equip this chaos gift...

That's what you get for falling for the false promises of the Dark Gods, traitor scum

Harsh words for someone praying to a mummy.

 

[Fedora Master]

good lord, ASS WHERE?

This is a Body Type I/II game, sir

 

[std::namespace]

Harsh words for someone praying to a mummy.

first reply, best reply! skelington sitting on a shithouse is a gooaaad loooool

 

[std::namespace]

also, WOAH, is burst shooting "ballistics" based and not rng?! damn
single shots are rng alright but burst...
like, if someone is in the lines of fire, will he always get hit? cause the big guy at the end of the prologue seemed to eat every burst shot fired

 

[Lord of Riva]

also, WOAH, is burst shooting "ballistics" based and not rng?! damn
single shots are rng alright but burst...
like, if someone is in the lines of fire, will he always get hit? cause the big guy at the end of the prologue seemed to eat every burst shot fired

Yeah that is basically it, I think the farther the target is away (out of effective range) the less likely it is to hit but direct in front with a bolter is 20 60 20 hit chances, always hits.

Making this increadibly deadly. Bursts are also harder to Dodge, BS influences crit chance though, it should not be avoided even when planning on mostly bursting.

 

[gurugeorge]

This has probably been reported already in this long-ass thread, but there's a serious, game breaking bug in the last but one stage ("go to the landing pad") of the Gleam of the Final Dawn quest, the last quest in Act 1 where you kill Aurora in the Electrodynamic Cenobium. If you kill her with Heinrik, you've got to NOT "OBSERVE" HIM, which is one of the options after she dies right at the end and falls down - he walks up to her and is about to do some Inquisitor thing, and you have the option to observe him - DON'T do that, pick the first option of interacting with the Tech computer skill check thingy, and you get some object out of it that makes him happy.

If you "observe" him (don't know about the other options, but definitely if you observe), the quest won't complete when you "exit to the landing pad" (the final step). What's supposed to happen is that you get a cutscene in your office. If you do the bugged version the cutscene conversation is weird and truncated, and the quest "exit to the landing pad" appears uncompleted. If you do it right, you have a nice chat with Heinrik and then there's a vox call from the boss guy on the planet, which will lead to the proper completion.

So basically just do a save before going down to the reactor for the final boss fight, just as insurance, and do the above.

 

[Lord of Riva]

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Yeah, I reported that one. I am not sure if your repro steps are accurate but thats for them to figure out. (In my case I did not even get to observe Heinrix, meaning that can't be the trigger)

 

[Mebrilia the Viera Queen]

good lord, ASS WHERE?

She is flat as a plank

 

[Hellion]

In the grim darkness of the far future everything is flat, duh.

 

[Spectacle]

In the grim darkness of the far future everything is flat, duh.

It's called dystopia for a reason.

 

[ga♥]

owlcat will never get an official wizards product

Actually, if they cease cosplaying as Cypriots and get back to Mother Russia they can use one of our latest laws to ignore IP rights of a company from an 'unfriendly' state and do anything they want

Oh yes, if only blyatscape could be possible, let me dream.

 

[TheEntitledOne]

I'm liking the game so far, but damn, these "cutscenes" are hilariously bad, Dawn of War 1 level tech-wise.