imperio doesnt make sense

[ratingcrib]

i feel like imperio is useless, you have a enemy fight for 10 seconds, and then for some reason they stop fighting and forget everything happened, I think they need to make imperio victims keep fighting untill they die, it would make more logical sense

[x.god.of.hate.x]

I totally get your point, I find the invincibility between spells kinda silly and how the ai all just stand there ontop of the OP healthbar because of the imperio curse when you use it.

[ratingcrib]

Originally posted by x.god.of.hate.x:

I totally get your point, I find the invincibility between spells kinda silly and how the ai all just stand there ontop of the OP healthbar because of the imperio curse when you use it.

i also think you should be able to attack people under imperio, they are still enemys, just with a curse

[x.god.of.hate.x]

Originally posted by ratingcrib:

Originally posted by x.god.of.hate.x:

I totally get your point, I find the invincibility between spells kinda silly and how the ai all just stand there ontop of the OP healthbar because of the imperio curse when you use it.

i also think you should be able to attack people under imperio, they are still enemys, just with a curse

Yea I found that stupid too, its only after you killed off an entire group do they become target-able but at that point they have the OP healthbar so its just weird. The ai could be a bit more aware to say the least....

[Zeypher]

You can Petrificus Totalus an imperiused target.

[ratingcrib]

Originally posted by Zeypher:

You can Petrificus Totalus an imperiused target.

ya for a split second after they get out of imperio, that doesnt seem very intentional

[Zeep]

There are so many things in this game that in my opinion don't make sense.
- The trans bartender doesn't add anything to the story. It's tossed in there for the sake of wokeness.
- Imperio as you said, that you cannot attack them if they're under effect of it.
- No Quidditch game.
- Not many spells to learn. In comparison how big the game is.
- The game feels like Assassin's Creed with the amount of collectable chests & pages.
- Since it's a school themed thing. They could let you follow more lessons and actually learn spells in the natural way. Now you just get a short cutscene of you and your classmates following class. And with assignments you learn a new spell.
- No morale system. Which could improve the game if it had one.
You can basically just alohomora every house and just rob people of their precious possessions without consequences.
- After completing the game it feels empty. They could let bosses respawn so you can still challenge yourself in a way. At the end it's just an empty map with low levelled enemies and nothing much to gain.
- In between you do the quest 'summoner's court'. That could be a minigame instead of a quest. So you can do some others things in between. Chess for example in the houses common room with a fellow classmate. I'm just making this up.

These are just a few examples.
But I like to end on a good note. I enjoyed the game.
Still had fun despite the things that's lacking.

[x.god.of.hate.x]

Originally posted by Zeep:

There are so many things in this game that in my opinion don't make sense.
- The trans bartender doesn't add anything to the story. It's tossed in there for the sake of wokeness.
- Imperio as you said, that you cannot attack them if they're under effect of it.
- No Quidditch game.
- Not many spells to learn. In comparison how big the game is.
- The game feels like Assassin's Creed with the amount of collectable chests & pages.
- Since it's a school themed thing. They could let you follow more lessons and actually learn spells in the natural way. Now you just get a short cutscene of you and your classmates following class. And with assignments you learn a new spell.
- No morale system. Which could improve the game if it had one.
You can basically just alohomora every house and just rob people of their precious possessions without consequences.
- After completing the game it feels empty. They could let bosses respawn so you can still challenge yourself in a way. At the end it's just an empty map with low levelled enemies and nothing much to gain.
- In between you do the quest 'summoner's court'. That could be a minigame instead of a quest. So you can do some others things in between. Chess for example in the houses common room with a fellow classmate. I'm just making this up.

These are just a few examples.
But I like to end on a good note. I enjoyed the game.
Still had fun despite the things that's lacking.

Yeap, Once you get past like lvl 30 really all the enemies are 1 Tap, trolls are almost too easy and combat gets yawn inspiring. But my biggest grip is not being able to hold spells down and being locked into a cut scene during those curses, it forces the camera position in a certain way which throws a wrench into the game-play for me personally. Id like the option to hold spells for longer duration's and or cancel a spell mid cast entirely.

[Zeep]

Originally posted by x.god.of.hate.x:

Originally posted by Zeep:

There are so many things in this game that in my opinion don't make sense.
- The trans bartender doesn't add anything to the story. It's tossed in there for the sake of wokeness.
- Imperio as you said, that you cannot attack them if they're under effect of it.
- No Quidditch game.
- Not many spells to learn. In comparison how big the game is.
- The game feels like Assassin's Creed with the amount of collectable chests & pages.
- Since it's a school themed thing. They could let you follow more lessons and actually learn spells in the natural way. Now you just get a short cutscene of you and your classmates following class. And with assignments you learn a new spell.
- No morale system. Which could improve the game if it had one.
You can basically just alohomora every house and just rob people of their precious possessions without consequences.
- After completing the game it feels empty. They could let bosses respawn so you can still challenge yourself in a way. At the end it's just an empty map with low levelled enemies and nothing much to gain.
- In between you do the quest 'summoner's court'. That could be a minigame instead of a quest. So you can do some others things in between. Chess for example in the houses common room with a fellow classmate. I'm just making this up.

These are just a few examples.
But I like to end on a good note. I enjoyed the game.
Still had fun despite the things that's lacking.

Yeap, Once you get past like lvl 30 really all the enemies are 1 Tap, trolls are almost too easy and combat gets yawn inspiring. But my biggest grip is not being able to hold spells down and being locked into a cut scene during those curses, it forces the camera position in a certain way which throws a wrench into the game-play for me personally. Id like the option to hold spells for longer duration's and or cancel a spell mid cast entirely.

Let's just pray that they make some changes in the next coming months. Game is still fresh.

[Adam__86]

imperio seems more utility

[dustin1280]

Imperio is actually rather good

It's CC, its a indirect DoT, and it works on ANY unit...

Yeah when you are down to one guy, Imperio loses it's usefulness, but until that point it is excellent.

[Hawk]

Out of hundreds of pages of innane nonsense, finally somebody posts something that makes sense.


I agree, Imperio does feel a bit too short-lived for any sort of viability.l


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[Moga CMDR]

I think it works well and it doesn't need to last longer.

Also, I like the fact you don't accidentally kill the person you just zapped with it. That is a QoL thing. However, you certainly can eventually kill them, so it's a non-issue.

Originally posted by dustin1280:

Yeah when you are down to one guy, Imperio loses it's usefulness, but until that point it is excellent.

I think its great even when you only have one person left. You tap them with it, and sip some tea.

[ratingcrib]

Originally posted by Moga CMDR:

I think it works well and it doesn't need to last longer.

Also, I like the fact you don't accidentally kill the person you just zapped with it. That is a QoL thing. However, you certainly can eventually kill them, so it's a non-issue.

Originally posted by dustin1280:

Yeah when you are down to one guy, Imperio loses it's usefulness, but until that point it is excellent.

I think its great even when you only have one person left. You tap them with it, and sip some tea.

i didnt say last longer, it should wear off, but they shouldnt stop fighting, it makes 0 sense for them to stop fighting