So it's me again. I had another one "fun"with barghests when I was accopmanying Vesna home. Unfortunatelly in the same moment I had active Quest for the Priest for that 5 candles to altars - therefore I spawned maybe twice as much barghests. And it seems, that it's not possible to avoid, once you activate quest for the Priest. This time I had blizzard, swallow, grinded sword (eeer, I hadn't made oil yet, when I found myself near Vesna), dextrity at lvl. 2. Anyway - barghest were biting pretty hard - so better ability to kill them wouldn't help when I found myself playing with ~8 of them. So thanks for Vesna's HPs. She maybe killed 1/2 of them and she even delivered some sudden death to ghoul - because I was almost unable to damage him at that moment.
(I know, I should have oils for both type of monsters and couple of blizzards, not just one - which doesnt last enough for necessary regeneration pauses)So, what I wanted to ask:1. is there any oil working on both types of drowners? I tryed necrophage one, but I didn't see any effect. I was trying to kill Nader, but with pretty low damage of just a few HP, even his low regeneration was pretty high and I had to try lot of attacks - enough to his chance to hit was succesfull and kill me. And it's not spectre, feels no fear and is immune to pain and bleeding - so cinfrid oil is also of no use.
(I didn't kill him, it was just test - I'll go after him with boosted AARD by Circle of power and magic ritual).2. as I plan to be sign/potions oriented witcher - therefore I probably be able to get only 1 silver and 1 steel style to lets say Lvl. 3 (not very probably to L. 4) - which one do you think is more usefull? I am looking at the Excel tables, but I am pretty confused, what lot of columns means. Especially when compared with calculations shown in this topic. Is first column FCR value and next one(s) only for original game/other mods?If yes, then at least for me it seems to be better to go for Strong style for Silver sword, as just a couple of enemies has percentual resistance - usually those, which are not so common enemies, except for kikimores.For steel one it seems to be a question of preference, as later ingame there will be quite a lot of armoured oponents, although from beginning to late middle, there are quite a lot of salamanders in leather type. So for the moment for me it seems to be better to go for Fast style in Steel - although it means harder fights int the Act.I with monsters. And for Salamanders find a good damaging sword. - if there is any left
.And one stupid question - how is calculated dodge and parry? If I have 50% dodge 50% parry, does that mean, that my chance to not being hit are 75%, all is it applied differently.