I need Help

[Alrik]

I like the game really much but i am having trouble with the difficulty. Even if i play on easiest diff i am always dead. So can somebody tell me the easiest to play class and what stats and skills i should take to have a easy playthrou. And som Missions i have got are WAY to hard for me as the opponents are hittiong me one hit down. Thank you.

[GenSec39]

This is rather strange to hear. Playing on Bronze as any character is extremely easy. I can think only about 2-3 mini-bosses, who can kill you at the beginning on Bronze. Only 2 explanations come to my mind:

- either you jumped/teleported across the river to the location with mobs of much higher level;
or
- you are trying to kill mobs with your common attacks, while you have to use your combat arts;

But still, I have no idea who could kill you with one hit in initial location on Bronze. If you need noob-friendly class - take gladiator. Totally brain dead/no skill/easy to learn character. Brute foce, a lot of health and nothing more.

[Alrik]

ok i will try

[mltnschroeder]

Originally posted by GenSec39:

But still, I have no idea who could kill you with one hit in initial location on Bronze. If you need noob-friendly class - take gladiator. Totally brain dead/no skill/easy to learn character. Brute foce, a lot of health and nothing more.

The witch waiting near the lake just W of the start location can 1-shot a new PC iirc. Also a few of the undead you can summon in the two graveyards can be pretty tough. The lost bear mission as well if you are not ready for it.

In any case, also try advancing more cautiously so as not to aggro so many enemies at once. Keep an escape rout open back to the guards in town, who will help you fight if the enemies follow you there.

[Alrik]

ok. I will do. Thanks

[Mathias]

another easy class should be demon, because she can transform into form, depending on needs. Do you need fire resistens? fire demon form. Someone hitting you to hard? battle demon etc. ^^

[mltnschroeder]

Also, go often to the various merchants to look for cheap weapon/armor upgrade(s). I forget what triggers a new merchant inventory change, but once you learn how to do it, you can visit the merchant often and double your damage output quite soon just by getting a better weapon.

You will want to complete the 'missing blacksmith' mission ASAP, so you get the unique sword reward (you can sell it if your class can't use it) and then forge rings/skulls/runes into open slots, thus increasing your damage output even more.

[HiFive]

I would say the Battlemage is the easiest, because he has mostly AOE attacks. Gust of Wind is the easiest skill on him. It pushes multiple enemies back while damaging them at the same time. You can spam that attack through the entire game, if you want, but it might get a little boring to do that.

[GenSec39]

Originally posted by HiFive:

I would say the Battlemage is the easiest, because he has mostly AOE attacks. Gust of Wind is the easiest skill on him. It pushes multiple enemies back while damaging them at the same time. You can spam that attack through the entire game, if you want, but it might get a little boring to do that.

Kiddin? It's the hardest character to start with. Sure, he has lots of cool stuff and AoE spells as well. But you need to invest really a lot of time and efforts to make him shine.

[HiFive]

Originally posted by GenSec39:

Originally posted by HiFive:

I would say the Battlemage is the easiest, because he has mostly AOE attacks. Gust of Wind is the easiest skill on him. It pushes multiple enemies back while damaging them at the same time. You can spam that attack through the entire game, if you want, but it might get a little boring to do that.

Kiddin? It's the hardest character to start with. Sure, he has lots of cool stuff and AoE spells as well. But you need to invest really a lot of time and efforts to make him shine.

Never had a problem with him. Like I said, he's the easiest for me to play. The first time I did a battlemage, yes, he seemed squishy, but when I discovered the Gust of Wind, he got really easy to play. He works best with a staff. He can also heal himself.

[5chneemensch]

Originally posted by GenSec39:

Kiddin? It's the hardest character to start with. Sure, he has lots of cool stuff and AoE spells as well. But you need to invest really a lot of time and efforts to make him shine.

Battlemage is incredibly easy. Fireball carries you through the game as you can offscreen most enemies later.

Gladiator is imo one of the most painful classes because of ♥♥♥♥♥♥ animations and hitrate. Vampiress is the better Glad imo.