Go into the caves for the first quest

>go into the caves for the first quest
>get attacked by group of rathouds
>die

Great game fags.

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>he fell for it
theres a reason these dreadful isometric rpgs died out, FAG

The only dreadful ones are RTwP

They only died out because 90% of players care more about graphics than anything else.

I get they have decent story and ideas, but their interfaces and gameplay/flow are dreadful.

How does it feel to be this bad at vidya?

>le patrician gamer doesn't care about graphics

>turned based rpg crap
>good gameplay

It's only good if you know exactly what you're doing

you can shoot them through fences and you can get them stuck 1 block wide caves

or maybe they require investment and it is hard to do that more and more as time passes for *most* people

heh

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Almost every great RPG has some form of turn based combat, even if it's hidden under active pause.

have you tried not being bad?

>buy grenade
>buy molotov cocktail
>stop being retarded

wooooaaaah

Post builds

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refund it then smooth brained faggot

If you want an underrail thread just say so, there is no need to bait

This thread has already 16 times more responses than my previous ones

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Never played the game, but am interested in it. Should I research a build before playing or go in blind?

depends, have you ever played an rpg that wasn't for turbocasuals before?, if you have then you can just go in blind on normal and you should be fine, just focus on a single combat skill and use the rest to supplement it and you will most likely be able to finish the game without much problems

and don't be afraid to use consumables, the game showers you with them and expects you to use them

Aight sounds good, cheers mate

If you've ever played an RPG you can go in blind.
Just keep in mind that it's not like Fallout where you can spread yourself thin, it's all or nothin for most skills and you need at least one combat skill full maxed and supported by feats.
Also ignore the social skills, they are mostly uselss.