- I like that spell effects are less extreme as in D:OS2, but there were some examples I did not like. When they enter the village a goblin shoots a fireball at them ( I guess its a fireball, else it makes no sense at all.) Then the ground is burning and at least one character takes burning damage over time when he climbs the roof. There is no oil or other stuff that can burn around. It would be normal that a fireball ignites oil and damages objects. But it should not cause damage over time on characters and it should not ignite solid ground.
Most other spells were good, however.
I think someone said it ignited a barrel of fire wine, which coated everything around with the flammable liquid.
You're right, there's something in the left corner here but impossible to see exactly what it is :
https://youtu.be/XSc17QXxfyU?t=1553Anyway when you see the AoE, it look like this barrel is twice his size.
Same strange thing when you see the fire arrow a few min later :
https://youtu.be/XSc17QXxfyU?t=1694I really doubt a single fire arrow can ignite anything (like that), especially rocks, and especially all arround the target when it reach his body first.
