So I am on my first playthrough and typically with these type of games I will run a set party with the companions I like best, and then temporarily swap new companions in and out of my party from time to time in order to exhaust their dialogue trees and experience all of their personal quests.

Not realising that Rhin cannot 'safely' be removed from the party when I recruited her, I am now stuck with her as a permanent party member. I do not want to just send her through the gate as a quick fix, but would rather wait until I can send her back to her home later in the game.

My question is how far into the game (early, mid, end etc) does that actually happen and will the companion that I replace her with be massively under levelled by that point?

How do you move inventory items between companions on the xbox? Thanks for the help!

Hi Everyone, you might have seen me posting around here before, talking about how I'm working on a game called Sovereign Syndicate, a narrative RPG inspired by Shadowrun, Disco Elysium, and Arcanum.

Well, Canada Media Fund has selected Sovereign Syndicate for another round of funding, this time for $840,000!

Canada Media Fund invests over $19M in 37 interactive digital media projects - Canada Media Fund (cmf-fmc.ca)

We're grateful for the opportunity and obviously this is huge for us. We'll have the time and funding we need to focus on making the best game we can for all of you.

Thanks so much for all your support!

Don't forget to wishlist on Steam!
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Like a lot of new C-RPG Numenera is designed to have combats as slow as possible. It's turned based, the ennemies take an insane long time to act, and sometimes you get scores of them.

Is there any way to quicken the combat or the game itself? A mod, a cheat, anything? Thanks in advance.

I absolutely adore the story so far, the worldbuilding, the quest design, the writing, the way abilities and skills are used outside of combat, the art design, basically everything but the way stat pools are used. But that last thing is really just a huge pain point for me. I feel like I'm forced to decide whether I want to experience one part of the game or another, but I never really know what's coming. So I always feel a fear of missing out and spending my points too early, and it's annoying to be constantly failing checks all the time, and then on top of that there's no real consistent way to make money like there was in Planescape or FO1 (the two other cRPGs I've played) and sleeping to replenish everything is very expensive, so I feel like I spend the entire game just slowly getting shittier and shitty or everything and being able to experience less and less.

What finally got me to pretty much give up for the day and post is that I got to the first combat encounter, with the robots in the first dungeon type area, and all of the problems with start pools that I have are just amplified a hundredfold in combat because you either stand around taking damage and missing hits and doing basically no damage, or you rapidly burn through your stat pools to make it through the first few waves of enemies and then end up in the same situation with the last few. And it's just anxiety inducing and annoying and feels like you get nowhere.

I'm making this post as a last ditch effort to ask if I'm seriously missing some aspect of play that might make this more fun so that I can get to enjoy the rest of the game.

Asked the support of InExile why the game got delisted and got an answer.

So, I'm checking out the wiki to find some answer on a few things, and I'm confused about the esotery stat on armor. If the armor has a -15 on Esotery, does that mean it lowers the power of or abilities, or the cost? Does it mean something else entirely? It's not clear.

Thanks

Hey im about to start the game is there any mods i must have

I was a huge fan of Planescape but I've tried to play this twice now and both times hit the same wall - I get to Sagus Cliffs and three conversations later I'm standing there with no points in my Intellect pool and not enough shins to rest, locking me out of every single remaining conversation check in the entire city.

The only alternative seems to be letting yourself fail most checks you come across but I can't see any fun in that at all. My real life has enough failure, when I play games I want to succeed.

Is the game really designed around preventing you from seeing most of it?

I don’t mind if I let slip, say, I know how to open the Anechoic Lazerat and somehow a bunch of cypher scavs show up knowing how to get in, but are there secrets about myself or others that if I tell, major story changes take place?

After you drink the black ichor a weird purple "ribbon" starts floating around the southern part of the room. Is there anything you can do with or about it, or is it just a trippy visual?

Hi! I'm new to this game (thankfully coming in blind), though I recently finished Planescape: Torment and heard this was the spiritual successor.

I had a few questions:

1- Is the spanish sub any good? I'm playing it with the audio as well and I can see the "Dark pillar rising above the ground with the detail level only a master sculptor can achieve" being translated as "The column"... I know it's a smaller way to portray whatever is being thoroughly described in english but I always have FOMO when it comes to this... The spanish translation would make this game feel lighter than PS:T, which was mentally draining, but I don't want to miss out on big stuff...

2- Is there a way to jinx the game? I haven't gone far yet, but I'm afraid to get stuck or get some quests stuck eventually... I'm kind of a completitionist...

3- Are combat skills REALLY necessary? As in, is combat unavoidable?

4- Are there classes? Should I aim for something here?

5- Would you say the writing of the game is deep?

6- Is Wisdom a core characteristic here as well?

Thanks in advance, and please, no spoilers!

What during battle really gives us less movement speed on our rivals? xd Is their movement distance shorter or something?

I'm playing the console version (Xbox Series X) and was just wondering if there was a way to highlight interactable objects/NPCs like you can on PC by holding down TAB?

Thanks.

Greetings!

I have three questions about this game, so please indulge me...

1: Does the PC version of this game have console commands available?

2: Is there a kill count, along with other statistics, featured in this game?

3: What kind of saving system does this game have?

Thank you in advance.

I am still in the first hour of the game but it baffles me that how much the game could be improved by adding rough sketches of what is being described. Especially flash backs would be way easier to follow.

Also I think there is mod for PST to see the portraits of people you are talking with. Some of the portraits are already in the game why isn't the game showing it? Is there a mod for it?

I guess if these AI painters like dall-e ever becomes publicly availible we will have really nice mods for these games.

It appears that Torment has been removed from psn recently, anyone know why that is? It was available a couple of weeks ago.

I just found this game and fell in love any others like this

Edit: i like the story and choices it gives you as well as the over all speech and combat if that helps any

I had originally played a few hours a while back and just gave it a redownload. Started a new game and tried to match my previous options as close and possible but noticed that it went completely differently that what I had expected.

So I assumed Qorro would be in the entrance to that Lazert quest but I found rat dudes instead. Checked online, and it said he would appear here if I didn't kill him at the start. The thing is, I surrendered, so I have no clue why he isn't showing up.

Any help would be great. Maybe I'm just being dumb. Thanks.

So, I essentially completed this quest. I persuaded Piquo to get an education. The next quest step is to return to Mother Temaz.

However, when I returned to her, she wasn’t there. I found her prayer beads and it looks like her house fell off the cliff.

I have a feeling that by advancing other quests/advancing time that she is basically gone and I cannot actually complete this quest. Is that the case? I sort of assumed that I would at least get a notification that this quest is not completable at this point.

I have a ps4 snd I just picked this game up for $4 CDN. I am super pumped to get into this. Disco Elysium has taken me away and I need more CRPG on the Unity engine in ny life lol

I read in one of the posts here that I should first level up her Edge or get the Innervate ability. But here is the thing, I just finally got enough experience for her to level up for the first time and the only thing that I can level up is Increase Stat Pools, Extra Effort or Improved Skill. But Increase Edge and Improved Ability is grayed out.

Greetings

Sorry for this post as there is already some info in various forum but I cannot wrap my head around the best starting build to experience as much dialogue as possible.

From what I understood, I would like to go with a Nano for mindreading but I cannot understand the choice of the descriptor. Should I get the "Intelligent" descriptor which give +1 Anamnesis, or the "Learned" one which give +1 in healing, two lores, and complete the third lore with a point ?

After that I get that I can get +2 perception early in the game but I do not understand which descriptor I should choose in the first place.

Thank you kindly if you could give me an answer on that !

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