#Pillars of eternity the man who waits how to#

Well written dialog by pretty much everyone involved, be them minor NPCs or plot-driving ones.And I'm using a gun as a weapon :P Ohh yes, Evildoers better scurry away, or I'll put a cap on their asses bee-aaach. Just for lulz I used a very ridiculous and stupid setup where I am an honorable paladin, a knight in shiny armor, protector of the weak, vanquisher of evil, blah blah.

#Pillars of eternity the man who waits how to#

Complete freedom in how to play your character, there's no class restrictions, any class can use any weapon, and any armor.Experience is not gained from combat, but from using your skills, making it very possible to use your silver tongue to beat any obstacle in your way (and hired mercs for the unavoidable combat). The game can be played for almost any build, meaning a character specialized in dialog, charm, cunning, deception, and social manipulation is a perfectly viable build.All of these and more variables can offer or block different routes when engaging in dialog. Everything from major to minor quests has multiple solutions and many MANY flavor dialog options based on your sex, race, class, deity, background, reputation with the different factions, and even dominant personality. One of the most non-linear games I've played.Every zone manages to make it feel like you're there. I haven't played a game this immersive since Metro Last Light.These are my current impressions about it.

So, this is a thread to speak in depth about Pillars of Eternity, the kickstarter-backed project of Obsidian that pays omage to some of the most classic RPG bestsellers of yore, with some of the advantages of modern gaming.