And it's fine to have two characters who are good at First Aid, because if you only have one dedicated doctor, who heals the healer when they drop? Plus, a companion may ditch you over a decision you made, perhaps because you backed a faction they have a moral objection to, and suddenly you've lost a specialist. The Small Arms skill covers both pistols and shotguns, for instance, which use different ammunition.
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It's also worth giving them different utility skills-if one PC has Kiss Ass then the relevant conversation options will be unlocked no matter who is doing the talking, and you only need one PC with Demolitions to go around defusing landmines.īut sometimes doubling up isn't so bad. That's why it's worth diversifying, trying to ensure each squadmate has a different weapon skill. (Image credit: inXile Entertainment) Don't double up on skills, except sometimes doĪs the loading screens remind you, if two squad members are using the same ammunition, you'll run out of it fast. Quirks like these, and Mime, and Way of the Squeezins, mean there are good reasons to get weird in Wasteland 3. Sure, it comes at the cost of a 15 percent chance to catch fire when using explosives, but everything has its price. Meanwhile, a 25 percent bonus to fire and explosive damage makes the Pyromaniac quirk a tempting choice for a build focused on Demolitions. But, if you're making someone who isn't sneaky, a 25 percent bonus to crit resistance is worth it. Being such a colorful target hampers your evasion stat and means you'll be detected sooner by enemies.
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For instance, the Circus Freak quirk gives bonuses to both combat speed and crit resistance, as well as unlocking a new appearance-that of a clown, complete with red nose and greasepaint. These optional traits are so character-defining you may want to design entire builds around them. Though it's actually the last submenu you'll see in character creation, the first you should look at is quirks. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order comes out on November 15.(Image credit: inXile Entertainment) Make 'em quirky The requirements page doesn't suggest what kind of performance players can expect at either level, but I would expect (or at least hope) that if you're running at or higher than the Vader machine, it should basically be like having your monitor plugged into a tiny little ILM lab. Making it even more surprising is that the minimum required hardware is quite accessible, and comes in lower than the nearly two-year-old Final Fantasy 15. At a glance, Gears 5, Ghost Recon Breakpoint, Division 2, Borderlands 3, and Control all top out at 16GB, even at the "Elite Ultra" spec in the case of Breakpoint. Time flies and things change, but this is the first time I can recall seeing that number thrown around. The recommended specs are pretty high-end all the way around, but 32GB of RAM is a real eye-popper.
The system requirements for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order are now up on the Origin game page, and if you're hoping to play at recommended settings then you better be packing a lot of RAM in your rig.
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