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The game is not an open world, but it's not linear either. You open more and more areas as you progress through the game, with a fair amount of secrets and optional explorations. The world is incredibly interconnected and will feel like a maze.
See the Quest Items page for a list of keys, where they are found, and the doors they unlock.
Runes are found in sealed small rune and big small rune variants, and you will need to locate the NPC Crafter to break the seal and reveal the runes inside. Runes are then placed in items with
sockets.
You can remove a rune from an item at the crafter
Yes there are both and they require specific timing. Please see our combat page for details on this and energy management.
You lose the experience you are carrying when you dying and it remains on your ghost where you died. The xp will gradually bleed away over time, so you must hurry back to acquire all of it.
You gain XP for killing enemies, completing quests and exploring the world. You can use XP to purchase Spell Points or Attribute Points. Every time you point a point into an attribute you level up. You must level up at a checkpoint and you must have enough experience to do so.
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To find him you have 3 way's to go, and you need to go by 2 of them to use the lever which gives you acces to another quest mission and final lord fight.
1st one is to kill a boss called Guardian and then wreck everything in the maze to find the lever.
2nd one is when you had a checkpoint just near the cave with the spiders and pitfalls.
3rd one is after Infiltrator fight. You will have a big doors which opens a part of quest.
From 2nd and 3rd you can get to a 2nd lever and you can access Annihilator from there.
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Getting Started
See our About page to get some general ideas on the concepts of the game. You should then visit the Classes page and select a class you believe would be approachable to your style. To proceed through the game, you can refer to our Locations page for an overview of the recommended route, or check out the Walkthrough provided.
There is no one best class, and they are all highly customizable. It could be said that the Solace magic tree can be the safest, since it provides healing and buffing spells for your character, but your performance in combat will be highly tied to your weapon, armor and attributes choices. Please see our Charcter Builds page to get ideas from other players.
You can hold down X to sprint and then tap it again to jump.
The highest grindable level is 171 but you can use attribute shards to go past that. level 171 requires 2,147,483,647 exp to obtain, however there are only three game cycles: NG, NG+ and NG++
You cannot sell items. There are no merchants or currency
You can follow our Game Progress Route .
Please see our Weapons page and note Weapon Terminology for helping with your choice. Weapons have different movesets and attack speeds, and your playstyle will affect which is your favorite. We recommend choosing a weapon with a preferred moveset and then building your character around it.
The number is how long you need to get back to claim your exp and the percentage is how much exp is left as exp bleeds away.
Gameplay
The game is not an open world, but it's not linear either. You open more and more areas as you progress through the game, with a fair amount of secrets and optional explorations. The world is incredibly interconnected and will feel like a maze.
See the Quest Items page for a list of keys, where they are found, and the doors they unlock.
Runes are found in sealed small rune and big small rune variants, and you will need to locate the NPC Crafter to break the seal and reveal the runes inside. Runes are then placed in items with
sockets.
You can remove a rune from an item at the crafter
Yes there are both and they require specific timing. Please see our combat page for details on this and energy management.
You lose the experience you are carrying when you dying and it remains on your ghost where you died. The xp will gradually bleed away over time, so you must hurry back to acquire all of it.
You gain XP for killing enemies, completing quests and exploring the world. You can use XP to purchase Spell Points or Attribute Points. Every time you point a point into an attribute you level up. You must level up at a checkpoint and you must have enough experience to do so.
((please help us improve this paragaph)
To find him you have 3 way's to go, and you need to go by 2 of them to use the lever which gives you acces to another quest mission and final lord fight.
1st one is to kill a boss called Guardian and then wreck everything in the maze to find the lever.
2nd one is when you had a checkpoint just near the cave with the spiders and pitfalls.
3rd one is after Infiltrator fight. You will have a big doors which opens a part of quest.
From 2nd and 3rd you can get to a 2nd lever and you can access Annihilator from there.
As in many rpgs, there are a few places that are better for farming. there are not a lot of "the best" farming areas in the game but there are a few better than others. Some Farming tips can be found in our
Walkthrough section.
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- Will there be multiplayer, pvp, co-op?
No, Lords of the Fallen is strictly a single player experience.
- What are the differences between Lords of the Fallen and Souls series?
Lords have a very classic approach to the narrative. You follow a story and always know what the next task and character motivation is.
We also want to be more accessible, in terms of both visuals and gameplay. Spells are meant to help the player in
moments of struggle without lowering the overall difficulty of the game.
- What platforms will it be on? What FPS cap? What's the PC system requirements?
PS4 – 30 FPS / 1080p
Xbox One – 30 FPS / 900p
** PC – user defined FPS cap and resolution
PC system requirements:
Minimum:
OS: Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7 (SP1) or Windows 8 (only 64 bit OSs
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 @ 2.66Ghz or AMD Phenom II X4 940 @ 3.0Ghz
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Graphics: GeForce GTX 460 or better
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 25 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible Sound Card with Latest Drivers
Recommended:
OS: Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7 (SP1) or Windows 8 (only 64 bit OSs
Processor: Intel Core i7-3770 @3.5 GHz or AMD FX-8350 X8 @ 4 GHz
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: GeForce GTX 560 ti or better
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 25 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible Sound Card with Latest Drivers
- How long is the game? Is there any replayability incentive?
It highly depends on your skill. If you focus on the main path, you should be able to finish the game in around 15 hours. If you add the side quests and exploration of additional areas, it adds up. There's also a New Game + feature that introduces an increased difficulty, new loot, new lore items and lets you choose another spell class for your character.
- Can I play with a female character? Is there character customization?
You always play as Harkyn, but there's plenty of customization in the character development, with stats and gear.
- How many Classes are there? What is the differences between Classes? How different will the experience be?
There are 9 Classes. Different Classes begin the game with different Attributes, different gear and one of the three magic types that will be there only type for their entire playghrough. The Classes although, different, but not drastically so.
- How does the loot system work? Is there a large number of items with few good ones? Are there less items with more of them being good? Can loot be upgraded?
We didn't want to clutter the inventory with a lot of mediocre equipment, so every weapon and armor you find in the game has its uses. It doesn't mean there's only a few of them. There's over 200 pieced of equipment available.
- Is the game linear or open world?
The game is not an open world, but it's not linear either. You open more and more areas as you progress through the game, with a fair amount of secrets and optional explorations.
- Are there backstabs and parries?
Yes there are both and they require specific timing.
- Is there a penalty for dying?
You lose the experience you are carrying when you dying and it remains on your ghost where you died. The xp will gradually bleed away over time, so you must hurry back to acquire all of it.
- How does experience work? Do you level up? Can you level up at any time?
You gain xp for killing enemies, completing quests and exploring the world. You can use xp to purchase Spell Points or Attribute Points. Every time you point a point into an attribute you level up. You must level up at a checkpoint and you must have enough experience to do so.
- Will Lotf support other languages? If so, which?
Yes. English (full localization), French (full localization), German (full localization), Polish, Italian, Spanish, Czech, Japanese, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Traditional Chinese
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The best moment to farm its the first round, and collecti all the attributes before spending it. Because after the 100 level or more it will be very frustrating to gain 1 attribute point.
I share my experience. Level 237 gaining all the attributes points in ng+ and ng++.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmtYsPsNbeg
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