Will they even know we killed him? Remember he was being sent out against three targets and it seems like they were giving him a deliberately difficult task as the final challenge for him to prove himself. Him not coming back might not be too shocking.
Note that the proper build in this case would almost certainly be Uttermost. Being able to keep up a steady stream of ranged Fell-Handed Strokes* without worrying about endurance would be the ideal way to Farm a rabble of moderately powerful opponents.
That does not seem right. The bonus for maiming yourself seems to be uncharacteristically low. Typically Rihaku offers much bigger bribe an attempt to keep this whole asymmetrical aesthetic he presented us with.
And some big addition to the Abstinence, but I can't think of anything good atm.
Hmm. We should try to clear out the Middle Temple in that time at least.
/shrug
Well.. if it helps decide, Rihaku did say that Inheritor/Unerring is stronger than Stranglesthorn against the vast majority of our enemies.
A bit yeah but the things that urges me to vote for it is the feels. I would have gone straight for Stranglethorn if this guy didn't have a sister.
Would we be able to muter up the ability to vote to actually use Stranglethorn's Ability? Now that's a thought.
We only been here for a week and really didn't do much sleeping. Wait for the timeskips and conquest of the Human Sphere in decades if not centuries. Then we will see all the gains.
Sure, we killed Van. That happened after he maimed himself killing Fairbright, had another R-type suicide into him and with us rolling 92 with a hefty tactics bonus - and we still only won at the cost of a pretty damaging devastating condition, even if one of the lightest. It's not a Pyrrhic victory, but that's mainly because others paid the price for Hunger. So going into the Middle Temple is not suicide, but we are far from being able to safely farm it.
"Hey, I killed your brother in brutal combat and am now imprisoning his soul forever. Probably like a gazillion years or something. You want to talk to him?
No need to paint the option you dislike in the worst possible light. What if it wins? Won't that affect your enjoyment massively?
Yeah, with our gameplay style so far I am not convinced we'll be actually getting all that much of that, ever. It'll always be an escalating-progression fest, where minimal passive gainz amount to nothing in comparison to Hunger-procs.
Which matches closely to my IRL experiences, so what am I to say?
Willpower is a pretty rare stat and it gives us 7 of it. Manipulation is so rare it's only been offered in all stats bundles or with the Mondo bait not to mention the extra Int. Luck and Wisdom are nice but the only people who've voted for them have been poor Mage gang and that's pretty much dead for the moment. With the tyrant unable to be mitigated Cha matters less and protec matters less when you can just blow up everything approaching you with sword beams.
