It depends on your distance. He won't let you get within a few spaces of him so if you're close enough he will burn a turn to move further away and won't shoot at you. When he follows you back through the door you get a free hit because he will use his turn to escape back through the door and won't attack. You still get to hit him first because it's a surprise attack when he comes through the door. Follow him as soon as he retreats and he'll still be close enough that he'll run and won't attack. Then you retreat without attacking and he'll follow to find out where you went.
Sometimes he won't follow back through but he does more often than not.
Nope. He won't shoot you when you come through a door after him. He'll use a turn to move away. Then when you retreat he'll pursue you back through the door most of the time. It does help if you're pretty close when following him. He might shoot at you if he's far enough away, but that's part of managing the fight.
Done properly you can kill him without taking a hit.
If he doesn't follow you after peaking you can sometimes get him to follow you by peaking through the door a second time and retreating again if he's still in view. Saves some hunger if the next door is far away.
Follow him to a door then retreat back behind the door after peaking through. The trickster will probably follow you back through the door and you can surprise attack. Repeat.
If the trickster doesn't follow you after however many turns it would take him to get back to the door then persue to the next door. He should not attack as long as he has to run away so he might get a couple of hits in if you lag too far behind.
This works with scorpions in the demon halls as well. Does not work with bandits.
Or just drop very? Those are all good descriptive words by themselves, and the alternatives aren't really guaranteed to not need modification with something like very.
Had an interesting teleportation result
Searching exposed hidden doors on the left and right with the right one leading to a summoning trap room. It just made for a unique screenshot.
There aren't upgraded rations, but if there were such a thing they wouldn't be destroyed by an explosion.
You can use Obtainium to download new releases straight from github. You get new releases right away that way, but the releases on github are signed with the developer's key and fdroid builds from source and signs with their own key so you would have to uninstall and reinstall so you would loose your win records.
Obtainium is on fdroid or you can install it from their github release and it can keep itself updated.
Never mind that. Tell us more about these 90s Mario soundfont covers.
Tap to pay uses NFC, but NFC is not the problem in that chain. NFC works fine.
If you can get it without the header pre soldered you can use a passthrough header like this one: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1979
My HA instance is running as a container in kubernetes with the skyconnect USB device mounted by the container. It works perfectly in ZigBee mode but the option to enable multiprotocol mode is disabled unless you are running a native install so I haven't been able to test it yet. I don't have any Thread compatible devices so even if I could turn it on I don't have any real way to test it.
Maybe if I invest in Thread down the road I'll dedicate some hardware to it.
Standalone apk download or fdroid repo.
You shouldn't use any scrolls of upgrade on any equipment that you won't be using at the end of the game. That means that the earlier levels will be harder because your equipment won't be as good, but you will have enough scrolls to properly upgrade a set of plate armor and a high tier weapon. Any upgrades you apply to equipment you won't use later might as well have been thrown away. Same thing applies to the blacksmith quest upgrade. I typically backtrack to the blacksmith to get that upgrade after I find a couple of matched tier 5 weapons or two sets of plate armor.
And try to use your scrolls on equipment that already has a level or two.
If you absolutely can't get past the lower levels without upgrading try to do it as sparingly as possible. The number of scrolls of upgrade is set and you don't get more.
Had a thought that in your case steam input is going to be the one in switch mode so disabling steam input will mean you get the native inputs from the controller which will be Xbox layout. You can remap in the game itself. I haven't found a way to get BG3 to receive only steam input and ignore native.
One thing I wish they had fixed...
I wish they had added an option to equip a full armor set in one step. I change my armor so frequently based on the situation at hand and only occasionally have a need to mix and match. I always wanted this in BotW and it would have been a really nice quality of life improvement in TotK.