. I hadn’t used her or Halsin at all up until now
but I’ll prolly do his quest next so he’ll get some more burn. His spell game is crazy now
Devil's Sight.In Act 3, just leveled up to 11
That Shar battle at the very end was the most fukked up and unfair fight in the whole game so far. I just beat Casador with only 3 party members the night before and at this point my squad can handle just about anything, but goddamn the amount of enemies and the two fukks doing that darkness shyt had me
Was able to beat it by sneak shotting one of the sentries with Astarian to start the fight before fully entering the room with the boss while my paladin, shadowheart, and Jeheira spammed AOE projectiles and Hunger of hadar while moving almost entirely back out of that long ass hallway/staircase to help stagger the enemy attacks and make them chase us. Used a couple summon spells to draw enemy fire as well. It almost sounds like a cheese strategy but these mf’s still had the numbers and the spells to make it the hardest battle I’ve fought yet. Larian had the devs on the crack when they designed that fight. Idk how anyone can beat that shyt starting in the middle of that room surrounded
Here’s how I got my squad setup
Main character: Paladin/Warlock as the main point of attack with solid range and AoE options to go w/ one handed weapon and shield
Shadowheart as a cleric/sorcerer for healing and offensive magic. Has that tempest ability so she can fly away after using spells
Astarian Rogue/Ranger who is a straight sniper in combat and the lockpick/pickpocket master. I also use him to do any nefarious things that my paladin couldn’t get away with
I pretty much always keep those 3 but I had barbarian Karach and fighter laizel on rotation for that second front-line attacker for the majority of my playthrough but I’m finally using Jaheira as a druid/fighter and her versatility in that role has been impressive
I like Wyll as a character but I haven’t really used him since act 1 outside of a couple quests related to him. May play around and respec him as a fighter/warlock or something but he’s kind of redundant within my overall party composition
I’ve literally only used Gale for like 2 battles in act 1
Watched someone forget and run a crit Divine Smite into the reflect and one-shot themselves 
nikka going full Bane. "You merely adopted the dark...I was born to it. Forged by it." All 3 of my planned team can see in darkness. They want to turn the lights off? shyt nikka, I'll help 
Devil's Sight.
Changes the whole fight.
Also... of all the fights in the game... this is exactly the fight not to bring a Paladin to. That Radiant-Forcex3 reflect is
I'm gonna be at that fight by end of the week and it'll be the first time I'll be playing it with Evil!Jenevelle. Gonna do it 3-man instead of my normal 2. That swarm fight about to get worked
I luckily avoided the reflect cuz the boss pretty much ran up the staircase solo and got fukking clapped in like 2 turns while everyone else either still dashing or stuck in the Hunger of Hadar at the bottom of the stairs
. The darkness fukking up my offensive range and positioning probably was the biggest difficulty of the fight despite the number of enemies.
I wasnt able to save her smh, i liked her tooIn Act 3, just leveled up to 11
That Shar battle at the very end was the most fukked up and unfair fight in the whole game so far. I just beat Casador with only 3 party members the night before and at this point my squad can handle just about anything, but goddamn the amount of enemies and the two fukks doing that darkness shyt had me
Was able to beat it by sneak shotting one of the sentries with Astarian to start the fight before fully entering the room with the boss while my paladin, shadowheart, and Jeheira spammed AOE projectiles and Hunger of hadar while moving almost entirely back out of that long ass hallway/staircase to help stagger the enemy attacks and make them chase us. Used a couple summon spells to draw enemy fire as well. It almost sounds like a cheese strategy but these mf’s still had the numbers and the spells to make it the hardest battle I’ve fought yet. Larian had the devs on the crack when they designed that fight. Idk how anyone can beat that shyt starting in the middle of that room surrounded
Here’s how I got my squad setup
Main character: Paladin/Warlock as the main point of attack with solid range and AoE options to go w/ one handed weapon and shield
Shadowheart as a cleric/sorcerer for healing and offensive magic. Has that tempest ability so she can fly away after using spells
Astarian Rogue/Ranger who is a straight sniper in combat and the lockpick/pickpocket master. I also use him to do any nefarious things that my paladin couldn’t get away with
I pretty much always keep those 3 but I had barbarian Karach and fighter laizel on rotation for that second front-line attacker for the majority of my playthrough but I’m finally using Jaheira as a druid/fighter and her versatility in that role has been impressive
I like Wyll as a character but I haven’t really used him since act 1 outside of a couple quests related to him. May play around and respec him as a fighter/warlock or something but he’s kind of redundant within my overall party composition
I’ve literally only used Gale for like 2 battles in act 1
But so that mean they won't be on PSN Black Friday deal?
