I'm confused about where to go next...

[fishhooks]

...finished the Crab Beach tutorial, and went to Tacarigua (since Patty and Jack seemed like the right destination). But I'm getting ass-hatted in most of the quests I find there, and those I don't get killed ('cuz of low level), I still can't complete.

like...found di Fuego's corpse, sword blade, Sebastiano's broken hilt, and night watch statement about Sebastiano going into the jungle at night with di Feugo. What more evidence do I need?

And the "Get info from the town" for Jack...what more do I need to collect after talking to everyone and finding out things are f'd up due to Shadows, deserters, etc?

Would be interested in hearing from someone about where I should go to advance my skills, and make some progress...

Thanks

[Lцсᶖаᶇ º¹]

go get the +10% glory thing on fog island

[CrackeR]

Better yet, look online for Walkthrough

[fishhooks]

Originally posted by Agent Nelson Van Alden:

go get the +10% glory thing on fog island

Can I complete that dlc at such a low level? 'Cuz R2, I always went to Treasure Island asap for just that reason (The Pirate's Almanac).

But I'm really interested in finding some trainers. I'm surprised that none of the soldier trainers on Tacarigua seem to know anything about basice sword skills.

[CheckDead]

You can kill everything on 1lv with our lovely Bones *well beside Shadow Lords* just attack when you can and dodge when you must (SPACE), look out cause aggro changes after 2 attacks, so if monster starts attacking bones then you must attack twice and start dodging. Hope I helped!

[fishhooks]

Thanks. Went to Fog Island and managed to pretty much sneak my way to the item. So I guess from here I'll just keep looking for Patty (on Kila).

[roba]

Originally posted by fishhooks:

...finished the Crab Beach tutorial, and went to Tacarigua (since Patty and Jack seemed like the right destination). But I'm getting♥♥♥♥♥hatted in most of the quests I find there, and those I don't get killed ('cuz of low level), I still can't complete.

like...found di Fuego's corpse, sword blade, Sebastiano's broken hilt, and night watch statement about Sebastiano going into the jungle at night with di Feugo. What more evidence do I need?

And the "Get info from the town" for Jack...what more do I need to collect after talking to everyone and finding out things are f'd up due to Shadows, deserters, etc?

Would be interested in hearing from someone about where I should go to advance my skills, and make some progress...

Thanks

In 2nd chapter you have to choose a faction to stay with - the Demon Hunters, Mages or Pirates/Natives. Each of these factions has their own location, where you can do number of quests and one special quest leading to joining them. You can do all these three locations during 2nd chapter + the secondary locations (Tacarigua and Antiqua). There is no correct order, neither location should be too hard for you.

You can just do quests everywhere and get to the point where you can join any of the three factions, or you can choose one, join and do the rest of the locations as a member of some faction. The factions in R3 are not hostile towards each other, so you will not block yourself from any place by joining a faction, you will only lose a few faction-specific quests.

Also you will get a ship of the faction you choose.

The quest with Sebastiano - look in the chest in his office, you will find an interesting document there.

[fishhooks]

Thanks...that's what I was curious about. Have no lock-pick, or lock-pick skills (or pick-pocket either, due it being so early), so I was frustrated that I couldn't complete many quests there, since they involved thieving skills.

But now that I went to Kila to find Patty, I realize that roaming around Ticaragua was a bit early. I'll go back now that I have a pick and some skills.

Thanks again...that helps a lot.

[Valden21]

Originally posted by fishhooks:

Thanks...that's what I was curious about. Have no lock-pick, or lock-pick skills (or pick-pocket either, due it being so early), so I was frustrated that I couldn't complete many quests there, since they involved thieving skills.

But now that I went to Kila to find Patty, I realize that roaming around Ticaragua was a bit early. I'll go back now that I have a pick and some skills.

Thanks again...that helps a lot.

Another thing I'd like to add. Getting hold of the ability to transform into a parrot (via voodoo dolls) really helps you with the Sebastiano quest, since it helps you get into his office without having to enter the building. Just make sure you wait until night.

About the quest for Jack. If I remember right, just going to Puerto Sacarico and talking to Sebastiano will be enough. But you might have to do that on your first visit to the town.

[Aigle1705]

dont get how people die in that game, it's super casual with bones you have an immortal companion with infinite heal spells. else than other companions he cant even get knocked down. that dude can clear the entiree island for you :'D

played it on hard from the very beginning n after a while i was like "how is this supposed to be anyhard, why do i have this OP companion?!"
n just some hours later i found that rapier "lighting"? in the pirates taverne, turned out to be the best rapier ingame... everthing went 2 shot. GG used it until the very end ( 100% melee playthough, learned fire rain n magic just for the final boss )

bout the early game, dont care bout quests to much, activate everything you pass by,
clear each map ( only shadow areas, raptors, firebirds n ramms should be a problem. everythign else is realy weak )
focus on 1 weapon typ, n learn lockpick or magic ( for spell lockpick ) early on. you should also learn mining early on, the only teacher is a gnome on magicians island.

[Lцсᶖаᶇ º¹]

Originally posted by fishhooks:

Thanks. Went to Fog Island and managed to pretty much sneak my way to the item. So I guess from here I'll just keep looking for Patty (on Kila).

Yeah as you figured out the item is just sitting out in the open, it's not connected to any quest reward or monster loot so you may as well go get it first thing each play though.

[Warondar]

The best guide/walkthrough I use for the game is at gamepressure guides.
https://guides.gamepressure.com/risen3/

It covers pretty much everything you would need for the game, including a detailed walkthrough, maps, trainer locations, etc..

Guide contains : 337 pages, 1072 images, 52 maps and annotated illustrations.

[fishhooks]

Wow...that's one complete guide...thanks

[Warondar]

Originally posted by fishhooks:

Wow...that's one complete guide...thanks :freebeer:

No problem. Their guide collection is pretty big, and free if you just want to use the online versions.