But it didnt clarify, nor answered any of those questions.
What questions are you talking about? I don't understand what you're saying. Do you have a specific question?
I'm simply saying that I think there's a case to be made for believing Laezel, and equally, I believe there's a case to be made for not trusting Laezel.
So you said ...
The question was in what situation ...
Honestly ... your inability (or unwillingness) to answer dont add much credibility to that claim. :-/
I *literally* put the situation where it happens in the comment you originally quoted in this exchange.
It happens after you talk to Nettie, in the room with the drow on the table, after you read Halsin's notes. Tav specifically says that Halsin looks like the best option.
And no, at this stage it's not reasonable to say that Halsin is the only option. By this point, Laezel has already made her pitch about a creche, and Sazza has already brought up Priestess Gut. The only way you can say Halsin is the only option at this point is if the player just skipped the other stuff.
No matter how many times you repeat it, he is only one of your options ... nothing more, nothing less ...
He is the first one you can reach IF you follow certain path, that much credit i can give him, but still not the only one, and faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar from being the "best one".
That both is just your headcannon.
First, Tav claims that Halsin looks like the best option.
I claimed that Halsin is clearly an important option based on the plot as presented.
At what point did someone make the claim that Halsin was the only option? Who are you shadowboxing with here?
And yes, Halsin is obviously an important option in the plot, which is made abundantly clear--especially to anyone who understands storytelling--by the sheer amount of screen time his presence occupies.
Well, to be fair i had the same feeling with Sorcerer and Druid. :-/
I haven't been able to play a full game with the druid. I just can't get into them for some reason.
But the sorcerer, yes. Unbelievably powerful, in my opinion. That said, I hope they don't nerf it because the sorcerer is by far my favorite class.
The conversation is about the fight being too hard. Several people have mentioned that they don't think they can win the fight without relying on exploits.
I am saying that the fight is winnable without leaning on exploitive tactics. This is entirely relevant. I can't think of anything more relevant. I don't think the fight should change because I enjoy the challenge, and furthermore, the fight is winnable. If the fight were not winnable, I would agree that something might need changing.
