elex dialogue choices

On normal and easy modes, when you approach an enemy the game will automatically lock on to the target, which focuses the camera on them and alters your movement patterns so that you stay facing that enemy at all times. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. While this can help keep your eye on the target and ensure your attacks are more likely to hit, it's extremely problematic when facing multiple enemies. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. The "animal trophies" skill is one of the best ways to earn money, because it grants you extra rewards like claws, teeth, pelts, and so on, which can be sold to merchants for money and/or used in crafting, for every animal, monster, and mutant that you kill. It's not a morality system, and it's neither good nor bad. Some quests that you pick up early on will be basically impossible to complete until much later because of the enemies they expect you to face. Thinking and acting cold-hearted and logically analyzing situations rediscovers the former Alb in Jax. Is there any way to tell which choices give cold increases/decreases/neutral and which don't? I am on the fence about buying this game and I'd like some information about decisions and different outcomes of quests. choices and consequences only affect the imemdiate, not the end game sadly, lets put it this way, here you dont have to take care of Ciri and the consequences, lol. One of the quickest and easiest ways to mitigate the game's tough difficulty curve is to get an NPC companion who will follow you on your adventures. I hear people say that emotional choices means cold decreases, but it's not always easy to tell which choice is "emotional" and which isn't. As previously mentioned, you'll be needing a lot of money in this game, and it's often in short supply because you have to spend so much of it learning new abilities, buying armor, and upgrading your weapons. Just know that drinking elex potions also increases cold (about 10 potions equals 1 cold increased during dialogue/choice) but unless you drank hundreds and hundreds of potions, it shouldn't matter that much. For example, strength says it increases melee damage, and constitution it says it increases your health. fighting mutants. Keep writing like this, Mr Rambler!

Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. © Valve Corporation. For many players, this can lead to a lot of confusion and frustration right at the start of the game, which is never a good thing, obviously, but is especially unfortunate because Warm was instant battle nearly and using tons of Elex potions infront so I could chose cold answers just gave me more detailed answers from … View entire discussion (9. comments) More posts from the elex community.

But really, the reason I say you should advance the main quest is because a lot of the objectives send you out to explore wide swaths of the world map, and a lot of these objectives can be completed or discovered long before you pick up the quest to actually do them, which I feel has a negative effect on the pacing and impact of the story when you meet an important NPC, and they tell you to go do a whole bunch of stuff, and you tell him then and there that you've already done all of it, because there's no build up for the next section of the plot. So, here are some of my thoughts and observations after pouring 143 hours (and counting) into multiple playthroughs, which I think should be helpful to other new players. Rings and amulets (and even sunglasses) can give you a lot of good benefits, like increasing your attributes or allowing you to use or benefit from certain skills (like +1 lockpicking, or highlighting items in the environment) as long as you have them equipped. Lots of enemies will kill you in only one or two hits. Fantastic.I really enjoyed reading this. These things only exist to populate the world with "stuff" and to give you things to sell to vendors for extra cash.

You can go for the second level of this ability right away, if you desire, since it'll grant you even more trophies over the course of the game, but you should definitely get at least the first skill level.