two small problems.

Red_Harvest · Post by **Red_Harvest** » Mon Jul 31, 2006 9:05 am

One whenever i start the game it says please exit game before trying to uninstall. why would it be saying that?

another well strange occurence was... In the original dungeon siege i remember monsters killing individual characters after they went unconscious and always having to resurrect them, however in ds2 the monsters completely ignore the character after they fall down and go after characters still standing so I never have to use resurrection scrolls. Even with that one multiheaded snake boss he knocked down 3 characters but they just laid there didn't die but they couldn't get back up cause his breath attacks kept them down but didn't kill them, was it supposed to kill them? Is that the way it is supposed happen? Only if all the party dies they get sent back to town and have to retrieve their bodies.

Dulac · Post by **Dulac** » Mon Jul 31, 2006 1:08 pm

Dunno about your first problem. Your second problem is the game's design. I guess they wanted to make it easy /shrug.

Red_Harvest · Post by **Red_Harvest** » Mon Jul 31, 2006 2:31 pm

So at what point do you ever have to use the resurrection scrolls or spells?

Hegi · Post by **Hegi** » Mon Aug 07, 2006 5:06 am

My combat mage sometimes gets kicked with some powerful blow and then I use ressurect scroll, alas she is at 85 lvl now and for whole time I was forced to do it twice.

MrsVodes · Post by **MrsVodes** » Mon Aug 07, 2006 10:02 am

I still use the ressurection spells and I am onto Broken World - my Nature and Combat Mage are always getting into trouble and dying.

Debbo · Post by **Debbo** » Mon Aug 07, 2006 11:10 am

Red_Harvest wrote:So at what point do you ever have to use the resurrection scrolls or spells?

When a character is knocked down and keep being damaged, the red bar on the char's face increases...until he dies and a grave appears on the char's face...it's now that u need to use the resurrect scroll or spell on him/her.
Against bosses ur mages will costantly die because of aoe (area of effect) attacks...the only way to avoid it i found is use the invicibility power of the nature mage that makes invicible ur whole team for about 5 seconds...enough to avoid powerful aoes.

hope this helps (i'm sorry for my bad english

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Red_Harvest · Post by **Red_Harvest** » Mon Aug 14, 2006 9:31 am

um that's not what I meant guys, I meant my characters never die no tombstone! Monsters knock them unconscious and then leave to go knock out the the ones still standing. They never actually die! so I never have to use resurrection scrolls or spells which is what bothers me is there something wrong with my copy of the game or something? Everything was fine when I played DS1.

High Five · Post by **High Five** » Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:28 am

There's nothing wrong. Monsters usually leave your party members alone after they knock them out. Some enemies however have powerfull AOE attacks which will damage your party members even when they are unconscious. You may also die if you receive a powerful hit on low health. You can only be happy and think that you are really good at this game if none of your characters have died.

Red_Harvest · Post by **Red_Harvest** » Mon Aug 14, 2006 11:09 am

High Five wrote:There's nothing wrong. Monsters usually leave your party members alone after they knock them out. Some enemies however have powerfull AOE attacks which will damage your party members even when they are unconscious. You may also die if you receive a powerful hit on low health. You can only be happy and think that you are really good at this game if none of your characters have died.

So i suppose that resurrection scrolls/spells just aren't as useful as in DS1 then huh?
I did fight that 3 headed snake though it knocked down 2 or 3 of my characters leaving only 2 remaining and it's breath did hurt them but it just kept them from getting back up but it never killed them?