I believe there is only a small amount. I can no longer grt them to spawn. And I use this same route 🤷 I believe I only got a max of 9? They aeemed to have gone extinct. Stupid dragon age website doesn’t tell players there is a limited amount only
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I dunno if you play on PC but, theres a mod called "Better Combat and Immersion Compilation" and "No Mo' Slow Mo" which makes this makes multistrike quite rare, and removes the slowmotion from perfect block, honestsly I like, feints become much more useful and combos really helps if your enemy dont dodge or perfect block it, ive been playng been playng for almost 130 hours I think and I tell you... I rarely saw master strikes
That literally is not true though lol. My current character has either 13 or 14 warfare and 15 in longsword, and common bandits will just spam master-strikes against me if I make any kind of attack. Feint, combos, whatever, there's just a die-roll that whatever you do gets punished. Do I need to be max level to fight every bandit that isn't right outside of Rattay? If the answer is yes, I'd say that's pretty terrible game design. I'm 3 playthroughs in at this point and love the game, but man the combat just isn't that good.
I just abused the fuck out of the clinch mechanic, if u keep pushing him into a wall you get a free overhead attack every time, perfect for headcracker
Im on my first playthrough right now and accidentally oneshoted him with masterstrike of his first attack. Genry (Indrzih) booped him in the eye and cutscene began.
Whomever made this delightful post, i sure hope that this is a joke. To fight a single opponent is very simple, just today i killed runt in one hit with a ravens beak ( accidental masterstroke, i usually try to avoid blocking because i always masterstroke, so in my next playthrough i will avoid learning the skill.
@@alexvanoers9835the point isn't how simple it is. Like you said, against one opponent all you have to do is master-strike to victory. You can also just abuse the clinch system too. They're often the two best way to go, as enemies will spam master-strikes against you if you ever go on the offensive without clinching first regardless of your level or anything you do like feints. It makes combat a slog. Of course, this get much worse with multiple opponents. It's fair that getting ganged-up on by multiple opponents should be very challenging to deal with, but struggling because the lock-on system craps out just sucks. And that happens in every multiple-opponent encounter. Clinching also takes a nosedive in multiple fights, so you're left with one option: master strikes. How fun...
This, my friend, was likely the most chaotic recording I have yet witnessed of KCD. Sneaking, broad daylight, armour on, sword out, torch out. Almost 10 minutes of footage and just 2 of the titular dialogue (7:45) is barely audible and even the subtitles are only briefly visible having not at all been attended to. Well done, its a sub for me.
@@eplus341 had peasants discussing a "fabric shipment" being lost after I found it in a fast travel event. confused me because I thought it might have a questline but it was just them going "yeah satin is pretty expensive so the person who ordered that is missing it"
