Hi everyone! My name Is Silverette and this is a Let's Play gaming channel. I focus on RPGs, leaning more towards those where Choices Matter. I am not a min max player, instead I focus more on roleplaying. The story and the character backgrounds will heavily influence how the gameplay progresses.
So... I really love the way the Queen ropes Daeran into staying in your party. To explain, we need to understand just what the count's new position is: Commander's Field Attaché and Advisor Plenipotentiary Without Portfolio The first part is simple. An "Attaché" is simply someone who is brought with you to something, so the "Commander's Field Attaché" means he's someone you bring along when you go out into battle. The second part is a little tricky. "Plenipotentiary" is used for someone representing himself in a function. Your "Portfolio" is the specific subject or area that the function is about. So an "Advisor Plenipotentiary Without Portfolio" is someone who gives his personal opinion on anything they want to. In short... "Commander's Field Attaché and Advisor Plenipotentiary Without Portfolio" is simply a very fancy way of saying "Party Member"
It's been a long time since you did this puzzle, but let me explain the statue puzzle: The statues represent specific people. Woman with sword and shield = Queen Galfrey Angel with sword and shield = Hand of the Inheritor Angel with sword = Lariel Angel with warhammer = Targona Woman with sword = Yaniel Man with staff = Zacharias The order is listed in the Prayer Scroll you find in that room, genuinely in order that the people are mentioned.
Yeah... That Shadow Demon from last part is a very tough fight due to its resistances coupled with the fact it's invisible and incorporeal. Invisibility makes it hard to hit, incorporeality makes it immune to all nonmagic weapons and halves damage from everything else. Plus, it has damage reduction and spell resistance. It's only vulnerable to Magic Missile and Ghost Touch weapons.
The little jingle that plays when you're near an optional powerful encounter really made me nervous when playing Kingmaker, since I played it after Wrath of the Righteous and it's part of some dungeon themes.
I can totally agree with you liking archers because of Ekundayo. I loved his story too, and it was fun trying to set him up with the tavern lady. He deserved that so much. Lann is equally busted in this game too, as you may have found out already. Zen Archer is a really powerful class.
I'm only a few chapters in but I love it so far. I love a good story and it does a good job of putting you into the world and into the life of the three characters. And the fact that it's only $20 is a plus! 😊
First time meeting John, very scary boss, if Anne had Starlight Prison she could've caged him until immortality expired. All in all well played while it got messy in the end.
Each unit has a chance to clear debuffs on their turn, Luck being an auto dodge or auto hit/crit, Nevill with overcharge was gonna kill someone for sure.
Spoonage is an organisation mastery that you can check in the troublemaker list. Basically if you're attacked from range by a Spoonist, each Spoonist next to you will get an attack of opportunity.
Thank you for sharing your playthrough with us. I love these games. 🙂 Also, I love that you actually put an effort into roleplaying, creating a backstory for your character, etc.
Idk why it keeps recommending you to me 😂, but glad your enjoying wotr, i found it to be either too tedious or too chaotic and was disappointed in the amount of overlap in spells between classes/subclasses, but mechanics/ false depth aside, they did alot right.
@@Silverette_Plays At some point, I'll dive into the game in that it looks very interesting. It has an attractive art style. However, I'm knee deep in Fire Emblem Engage. It has a mess of a story, but the tactical gameplay is great. Played it?
@@Silverette_Plays It's pretty different from Troubleshooter. While I haven't played it, my understanding is that the game is X-Com-like in how it executes "turn-based" (with faster units operating sooner). Fire Emblem is entirely turn-based. Engage's art style is wacky. Its story is meme-filled and preposterous. However, its tactical game play is top-notch (and thus recommended). It's masterful. Dunno if Troubleshooter reaches that level, but it's my understanding it's well-loved by fans. At any rate, thanks for your effort in the video and thanks for the chat. It's a pleasure. Cheers!
Just wanted to say that the fact you play WotR on lower end hardware shows you're a true fan of the RPG genre. I was doing the similar thing back in the day, looking for optimization mods to go even lower in graphic settings in order to even run some games. :) Cool backstory and I'm interested to see how will Incria handle the whole Mythic paths. Got some cathing up to do! :)
Thank you! I love RPG's, especially when the story is done well and so far I'm loving WotR! I can't wait to play through the rest of the story as well!
