#Dying light kill the bandits how to#
#Dying light kill the bandits Pc#

If you find a group, run and try to ahve one of them follow you, kille that one and go kite another. Except if theyвЂ™re soldiers of any kind, but bandits and the like should be at your level. I would say that with an, ok sword, a bit of protection (light armor) and somewhat around 5/7 in combat skills and maybe 5 to 10 in stats if youвЂ™ve unlocked perfect block and master strike with the captain you should be able to handle light armored foes 1 on 1 without too much trouble. ItвЂ™s not because you got a quest now that you have to or can tackle it just then, sometimes you have to come back ingame weeks later because you need preparations and training first.

#Dying light kill the bandits how to#

So you can complete the quest Ginger in a Pickle without fighting, or if you want to kill some bandits yourself well, they sleep at night, depending on your stealth skill and if you know how to assassinate someone (Perk) then you might go that route.Д«ut after thatвЂ™s done and until you get a decent level at your weapon of choice + decent stats + decent gear well forget fighting, just run from combat when you can, use stealth, diplomacy, bribes etc. WonвЂ™t say more to avoid spoiling everything in detail. So it made up for it by allowing you to go for help. The game is done well enough that it knows you might be unable to fight your way out of a paper bag at that point if you went straight for the main quest before exploring a bit because you have no combat skills, low stats and no gear.

Good news is you can absolutely finish that quest without any fighting either with speech (I knew I wanted to avoid fighting as much as possible so I went high speech from the start) or just asking for help. You cannot find the captain if heвЂ™s still in the stud farm and he wonвЂ™t leave until you finish Ginger in a Pickle. So I had the same issues than you with combat, because my henry might learn stuff but IвЂ™m still bad at fighting, I donвЂ™t have good reflexes and I tend to just freeze. I love old style RPG where your character stats and some RNG determine his abilities and not at all your own ability to time a hit etc, but I wanted to try this game anyway for all aspects outside of combat. So IвЂ™ve read maybe 1/3 of the answers so maybe IвЂ™ll repeat something already said but this is a bit too long for me to read everythingДЇirst IвЂ™m not a casual gamer but I hate anything that has to do with hand/eye coordination and reflexes. Still, agree that a difficulty setting never hurts a game those who want it can adjust, those who donвЂ™t want it donвЂ™t use it.

#Dying light kill the bandits Pc#

Of course, you can spend hours trying to learn all the comboвЂ™s and crap with that barbaric trainer, but to me this was stupid (on pc and the mouse is way to fast to choose the right point in that small wheel during fihgting). At a certain point you will notice it becomes easy to kill others and hard for others to kill you, not based on your skills as player but based on stats in the game.

make sure you have good armor and weapons.

find some lonely thieves to train your swordfighting on and animals for bow.

when possible, buy training from people (so donвЂ™t actualy do the fighting).

learn how to read straight away and buy all skill books you come across.

That guy is not representative for fighting all other people. He beats you up so bad, it takes away your motivation.

avoid that Bernard guy outside Rattay.

The beginning is extreme hard and takes all the fun out of fighting, but after a while it becomes easy rapitly. The curve for Henry in fighting is exponential. I know what you mean, had the same problem.