FelidaeRyl.9147

I've got trouble with hand stiffness and reaction time, get a bit overwhelmed when a lot is going on or if there's a time limit, stress kicks in and it makes a favourite game horrible to play, and I only play a few anyway, it stood out above the others so much before. I'd been looking forward to doing the many story parts I'd missed, just returned after 2 years off the PC due to my hands and fatigue, it's sad. The jumping puzzle in Storm Tracking is very tricky. I can do the jumps, but get halfway through and then the path is blocked by the insta-kill storm cloud. It took a long time and a lot of stress to do From the Ashes too. I enjoyed working it out, but it left me drained and nauseated. There's loads the team could do and people to ask what, why and how. The points raised by OP and others like difficulty options eg turning off time limits, pressing a key once to do things, not repeatedly or holding one down, easier routes in jumping puzzles, it's all there to care about and prioritise. I love jumping puzzles when I can do them and I'll redo things up to a point, but not a dozen times getting more stiff, painful and tired. Spitting in the wind here I guess if we're still saying it now, but you never know. Idk why this is confusing. That reaction is ambiguous, but seems rude.

I'm trying to do it as a necro but after not playing for 2 years and still with some hand stiffness (one reason I stopped) and not being as good at these things or interested in repeating it loads, it's a pain. I've got halfway after a few tries, quit for now after a few more. Accessibility is a thing including easier modes or being skippable. Auto-run is a good point of accessibility, then an endless grind of some harder enemies just gives rsi. Managed it after just a few more tries, I was glad to do it, but it was a stress, draining, not the most fun feeling. I don't know why this is confusing. I have some diabilities and they make a supposedly-fun game too hard to be fun. It's not hard to accommodate by design and let people enjoy playing.

I didn't need to since it lost health by itself and eventually died, though it was very slow.

I had a similar problem with this fight. The cores did spawn until the golem was down to 31% health, but then using the leyline crystal skill did nothing except the count (I had 4) went from 4 to 3 and then up to 4 again. Meanwhile the golem lost 1% health regardless and I don't think anything I did made a difference since at 15% I got so bored I went to make a snack and when I came back, it was nearly dead - its health went down by itself, but at last the exterminator core had spawned, but I wasn't there to see how it happened. This was in BST timezone around 9.30pm 15th May, solo with character Athelis Drae, level 80 human necromancer.

Typical "I can get it so everyone who can't is lame." I know where the ingredients are, I know the chef's path, and I know how to play it. But every time I've tried it he asks for ingredients on opposite sides of the room, back and forth, back and forth, and I run out of time. You got it? Good for you. It's frustrating for many players posting here and for who knows how many that don't post. I agree with the above suggestion to make it a hero point instead of a mastery point. P.S. There's a reason the other sous chef is off crying in a corner in the kitchen. Last bit was my thought as soon as I spotted her too. I’ve tried this a few times and I wouldn’t mind, it’s a fun idea, but I’m sick of hearing his opening speech and obnoxious demands. I don’t think my hands’ constant need for stretching and joint-clicking is getting in the way, though it doesn’t help (if they were that bad, I’d have to not use the PC, but it’s interesting to see where devs and designers have no clue). It would be nice if those who find it all so easy had any empathy, there’s room for that even in online gaming.

Wow, these are some really hardcore looks. Mine's just got a new pretty outfit, was partly in the Cleric garb before (I loved the Cabalist armor too) - https://ibb.co/nnZ6tk