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Adventures in North Whisperwood

@Havoc Zulu - This is from the guide, "Both the Haunted Vale and Whisperwood Hollow can be revisited so you can explore and get the easy fights in first and then come back for the harder ones."

"Turn down the difficulty" is not the correct answer, fix the damned balancing. Level 1-3 are virtually useless, throwing enemies with a total hitpoint pool of 3-4x the parties with also 3-4x the damage potential each round at them, along with a sorcerer with spells that can insta-kill party members from full health is not balanced. Having to go back to the save over and over or adjust difficulty is just badly made gameplay. I don't want to dissuade you from making content, I want to see more content, but preferably balanced. If you're playing through your own works with an optimal party then you're not designing for good gameplay.

Both the bandit ambush fight and the right with "Tiny" the Ogre I repeated more than 5 times. The bandit ambush I ended up having to go back to an earlier save and got a slightly easier version with 2 less enemies which I was just able to beat. The "Tiny" fight I gave up after the 5th attempt at not even coming close to beating it. If that's what you expect a level 2 party to defeat I'd love to know how. Rolling a Fighter, Cleric, Wizard and Rogue.

Level 2 now and I'm in the fight with "Tiny", the cumulative hit points of all the enemies is about 3-4x my whole party and most of the enemies are doing two attacks while I'm still doing one. Is it meant to be stupidly hard and unbalanced?

Had a bit of an issue. Level 1 party, leaving the town for the first time. Get ambushed by a group of bandits where the captain had more total HP than my whole party. TPK no matter what I do. Have to go back to a previous save, kind of annoying.

@Strad: Glad you enjoyed. This was quite an old school and combat driven open campaign. You are one of the few that completed. Congrats!

Adventures In North Whisperwood

Played this with vanilla non-modded Solasta and brand-new party in multiplayer with one other Player over a period of weeks. PC's had some hard fights but prevailed all the way through to the end of the campaign.

Some GREAT surprises but forced us to use smart tactics to win. Most of the time you are forced to find your own way or figure it out using your own intuition but it works. Sometimes it pays to camp for a few days and get some crafting done.

The play does not make use of quest (NO ) markers. It's an open-world explore and fight kinda place.

I left town through the portal behind the single vendor not the one up by the weapon and armor vendors, the other one, so I get jumped and kill all the bandits but the captain, I had my rogue behind the fence, I wanted to try to hide again, so I dashed over by the shed next to the blue portal, got up against the shed standing in the blue, was able to hide again, I panned the camera back to my fighter and the bandit captain and there was like 8 tiger drakes that just appeared out of nowhere. I have no mods or anything and started out with clean level 1 characters.

@Firfurz There is no way for me to change these options. Whatever you get is how the core is designed.

Why will the game not let me fucking save whenever I want? PEOPLE HAVE A LIFE TO LIVE, FFS. Don't disable BASIC GAME FUNCTIONALITIES.