Like, really, really, really need to die. Getting out of enemy area-of-effect actually matters.Your mages (and Cole) are made of tissue and will die if something sneezes on them.Enemies take longer to die, so bigger health pools.I’ve played through Inquisition twice, first time through being Normal, and from what I’ve observed, Nightmare entails only a few changes. I think the most important thing to realize is what Nightmare difficulty actually is.
It might help to know that I did this as a Rift Mage, but this might be good advice for anyone rolling through the game. Since I still see requests for help with tackling Inquisition’s nightmare difficulty on the places I lurk, because God forbid I ever try to involve myself in communities again, online or otherwise (I’m ignoring the irony of me posting this and actually liking the bits of chat I’ve had on WordPress but I think it’s because WordPress has a less intense audience compared to, say, reddit or Tumblr)…īut anyway, since there’s that new DLC coming on Tuesday, I figure I might as well do this post today. Okay, I’m writing at least one of the myriad of things I’ve promised to write since, oh, forever ago.
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