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Sidenote, I'm actually a little jealous that you found a way to die during the intro. Nevertheless, your actions in Torment: Tides of Numenera will affect how people A Silver-aligned player may use their fame to help someone.Ī Gold-aligned player might help someone purely for their own benefit. It should be noted that none of these concepts are as simpleĪs “good” or “evil”. These five Tides form the basis of how your actions will be perceived in Torment: Who seek to influence the lives of others or who actively seek to be remembered. Silver: Represents admiration of power and seekers of fame. Primary goal is to help others, especially at a cost to themselves. Gold: Represents charity, sacrifice, and empathy. People who view life’s difficulties from a broad, global perspective rather than an Indigo: Represents justice, compromise, and the greater good. Goal is to live in the moment, to experience life to its fullest, or to follow their heart Red: Represents passion, emotion, action, and zeal.
Whose goal is to expand the mind and the spirit. Blue: Represents wisdom, enlightenment, and mysticism. Those who can manipulate them have hadĪ strong influence on society, on numenera, and even on the mysteriousĮach Tide represents an array of concepts that are described by colors. Like gravity or magnetism, the Tides are invisible, powerful, andĤ with the right tools, perhaps controllable. Tides”-unseen powers that have profound and lasting effects for those attuned I can already see how multiple approaches might work for some quests - so I'l look forward to the second playthrough as a smashy warriorĬertain scholars of the Ninth World have studied the pull of forces they call “the
#TORMENT TIDES OF NUMENERA ANECHOIC LAZARET FOR FREE#
It lets you do a point of effort for free in those checks. BTW, I chose An edge in Intellect as my First Level-up and it's awesome. And, it is easily doable in short sessions IMO (for the one who asked earlier). Very happy with the game so far and looking forward to playing it more.
I seem to recall some of the info put out during the development said the dominant tide will influence current events and it might help explain why the game contains so many words (what was it, 1.2 Million words?). It'll be interesting to see how much the Tides influence the attitudes of people and quests during subsequent playthroughs (if it does influence them much/any). I was going to see if the character sheet or journal had info on which tide was dominant at the moment, but then I got distracted by an NPC's conversation. I've been seeing a lot of Silver, Blue, Gold and the last few had some Red.
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Yea, the tides is more explained in the pdf manual (which I've not fully read) but I'm surprised on how many dialog choices are influencing the tides too. I'm going to have to be very careful on dialogs I was pleasantly surprised when I was talking with someone and I had gotten an insight on what he was working on and told him then chose a contradictory dialog option and he objected and complained that he 'thought I understood' and got more upset.
I'm currently in the Third-ish area of Sagus Cliffs and I've been talking to everyone I've seen. The Amanamnesis skill for memory was a huge priority to me as I read through because I play these games primarily for the story so getting more story is awesome to me. I'm doing a Clever Jack and I've not gotten into a fight yet. I tried out Numenara last night and I've been enjoying it. I may have to reinstall that sometime and see how it patches up with a modern system. Personally, I loved Planescape: Torment and finished a few times. There were a few parts of PS:T that were very difficult as a mage like the dream machine and at the end when you got split from the party. I hope they don't punish pure RP/magic characters too badly. Of course I chose Lore:Mythical and one of the first companions is maxed out in that one.
This will give you lots of XP and more background into the game. The one exception is Anamnesis which is for the player only. Most exploration/conversation skills can be used by any active characters. If you really want to Mix/Max you might want to read up on the companions. This might include the + Willpower bonus or the +Light Weapons skills for a non Glaive. You should level enough to choose from skills and Might/Speed/Intellect points that it might be worth taking something at creation that can't be easily purchased later. I'm stuck between a Jack and a Nano and can't decide on a description. I'm not really a mix/maxer but I can't decide what to do. I should know better than to play the first day as a min/maxer.
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