Divinty 2 Can You Pickpocket Npcs Again After Act 1
OP  | With lucky charm y'all'll get a huge amount of powerful magic items. Concluding edited past Darkhain; xix/09/17 04:00 PM. |
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| | Early on Act 1 is supposed to be piece of cake / easier. You might want to continue playing a bit earlier renderering such judgement ("gamebreaking"). For example, thieving only works once per PC-thief/NPC, that means that yep, it can be an early boost, simply such gear upgrades are one-time merely (unless you exploit, just then you only accept yourself to blame for breaking your game). In fact, I'm of the stance that yes, thieving is cleaved, but broken as in "not worth the precious skillpoints", not as in "OP". |
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| OP | You don't steal NPC correct away when you see them, yous await a few levels, till you demand something good. |
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| | In the alpha, Lucky Amuse was literally worthless, there was no point into taking information technology at all. Now because at that place is, information technology's bad and has to be deleted? Thieving was also pretty mediocre for pickpocketing because the limits were so depression such that yous couldn't steal anything worth taking in the get-go place. |
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| | Thieving gets exponentially ameliorate as you put more points into information technology, and each grapheme tin can pickpocket once. I've looked pretty hard though, and +Thieving gear is pretty rare. |
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| | I have a question on how thieving works. |
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| | Early on Act i is supposed to be easy / easier. You might want to continue playing a bit earlier renderering such sentence ("gamebreaking"). For case, thieving just works once per PC-thief/NPC, that ways that yes, it tin can be an early on boost, simply such gear upgrades are one-time only (unless you exploit, simply then yous only have yourself to blame for breaking your game). In fact, I'chiliad of the stance that yes, thieving is broken, but broken every bit in "not worth the precious skillpoints", non as in "OP". It's incredibly game breaking for someone that doesn't want to steal, the advantage you get seems insurmountable, I shouldn't need to steal, merely that'southward all anyone gives you for advice on how to become gear or money. |
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| | @Samurai: I agree to a indicate. On the one hand, balancing a game around having a highly skilled thief goes against the principle of creative character blueprint, considering it railroads you into a sure direction. On the other hand, logic and game blueprint fundamentals do tell us that y'all need to have a somewhat well-rounded political party to overcome most, if not all, of the varied challenges the game throws at yous. Gear management is a prominent challenge among these, and then having a way to procure gear or at least gold should probably exist on the calendar for whatsoever adventurer. That said, I still dislike the fashion thieving is implemented in this game and don't utilize information technology at all any more. I practise have a dedicated barterer though. Last edited by Terodil; 22/09/17 09:45 AM. |
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| | Guys, with only 7 civil abilities and four characters, yous would take to be another level of ignorant to Non have atleast ane money making skill, be information technology bartering lucky find or thievery... while persuasion afaik also helps with barter prices. There is no result with that, because with atleast 2 of these you volition have plenty cash atleast midgame, and it allows for both good guy and bad guy playthrough |
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| | They made Lucky Amuse a worthy investment (information technology was much worse in the Early Access version and could loot perhaps an extra potion or fish at nigh), can potentially loot proficient rarity equipment peculiarly early on, however you lot'll miss the other civil skills on that character and you'll take to let him boodle every box and breast to fully benefit from the skill. Keeping that in listen, in a multiplayer setting you'll need expert advice and enstablished roles on who's doing what in the game world to make the about use out of the skill (nobody volition touch or boodle anything other than the player with Lucky Charm). As well letting the Lucky amuse character go first can potentially trigger conversations or events that would be all-time left to perhaps a Persuasion grapheme. If the Lucky Charm character is the one looting, then on the long run, bold a lot of looting is occurring information technology would be best for the character to too accept some strength stat in order to be able to carry larger quantities of items in the inventory. Final edited by 3lackrose; 23/09/17 06:26 AM. |
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| | @Wakko Usually you can have a secondary party member (not the thief) converse with the victim, allowing you to get every bit far away as desired, usually about 30m and sneaking is decent, just depends on how far abroad the victim can see (break your sneak in their random pathing search) They volition unremarkably settle for other player characters in the area when they come empty-handed with the thief, as long every bit their inventory is articulate of stolen goods, the victim will usually warn that player to exist on the expect-out and proceed to searching again, after almost 30 sec max (for me unremarkably) they will settle downwards and resume regular behavior until stolen from again by some other toon. Not like whatever loot found from that method? reload to empty Lucky Charm character save, open up a vase, save game, echo the above methods and new loot volition be in chests my friend and i did this exact state of affairs and rather than getting i legendary belt, pants, or band + i epic weapon, shield, belt, or band + one rare something / we got one legendary shield with 2 resistances and +4 constitution, 1 legendary ring with several skill buffs and +3 wit, and rare pants with ane resistance and +two initiative conclusion LC is far more than exploitable and broken, but it allows you lot the ultimate liberty in condign either an crawly v star godwoken, or re-rolling to intentionally hobble yourself to make the game harder |
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| | isn't thievery kind of essential wrt quests that involve getting past locked doors (all in the family unit for example) i never steal primarily because i take no levels in sneak, but i always take someone with eventually maxed thievery (preferably an undead character so i tin can forego lockpicks) to get past doors or open up chests the matter i personally don't like most thievery is that in club to become consummate mileage out of information technology you need at to the lowest degree a couple of levels in sneaking (equally far equally i know? possibly at that place are ways to steal without sneaking that i'm not enlightened of), but that's more my own issue and non the game's at all since it'south my own prerogative to not pump points into sneaking on any characters since i find myself about never using information technology i like lucky amuse the way it is and even without information technology don't unremarkably have whatsoever issue with money. its touch earlier on in the game is not that big every bit it is, calling it game breaking is hyperbolic whether thievery is game breaking is more up in the air, but since i don't utilize it to the full extent that it tin can be used i couldn't comment If you want to play skillful guys, being forced into using source and thieving is pretty much gamebreaking, because skilful guys would non want to do such things. oh please, all my source is ethically farmed Concluding edited by miaasma; 04/x/17 01:01 AM. |
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| | Simply the choicest of organic, farm to table Source cheers very much. I read this in the Red Prince's voice lol! I feel like lucky charm is pretty counterbalanced. I have a 5 in it and find overnice things pretty sparsely and randomly. In the get-go game it was useless from my play-throughs, I would get a lucky observe on like h2o balloons ... ? "Keep distant, My own demons notwithstanding haunt me too closely. I cannot also bear the burden of yours." |
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| | The issues with Thievery and Lucky Find aren't the fault of those Civil Skills; they're endemic of the absolutely insane Rocket Tag Economy that is DOS2's scaling and gear cycling. Lucky Amuse and Thievery are at a very skilful place right now, especially the latter; if you have a gripe with the fact that NOT taking them neuters your playstyle, take information technology upward with the insane number ramping and kleptomaniac-enabled economy that they band-help over. The Flaws of Divinity: Original Sin Ii: A list of observations of the game'southward shortcomings for the community. |
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| | At that place is no need to steal anything if you lot accept Lucky Charm. Whole my game I only used thievery to open locked doors / chests. Not to steal from anybody, because it conflicts with my ethics. Of course yous can steal and get rich, aforementioned as real life. But it's office playing. Practice yous want your party of "heroes" to be robbers? Are yous walking path of Divine on blood of innocent and weep of traders children, because daddy lost his money to "heroes"? |
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