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I bought the Limited Edition, of which the only good thing about it is, it's one DVD. I love that, and am meh about the rest. I also bought the strategy guide, I always do that for games that are rpg's and I know I'll beputting in a lot of time into. I never read the walkthrough's untill I've played ...

It’s nice to see a lot of complements about the game, over at Bioware’s site there’s a lot of people complaining about multi-player and it has too much of a BG feel to it.

Personally I’ve been having a blast in SP. The camera controls took a while to get used to, the graphics are a little taxing ...

[QUOTE=fable]Is that mod itself bugless? I was under the impression that it still had some unfinished business of its own to take care of.[/QUOTE]
Its been a while since I played this mod, but it was working fine when I used it and the bugs were ironed out. It's a pretty good addition to the game ...

I look at a specialization wizard as a middle ground between a regular wizard and a sorcerer. You are willing to have a spell caster that is limited in what he can cast, and you want a spell caster that gets a bonus spells so it only puts him 1 spell behind a Sorcerer, so you want the “more” spells ...

I own and have played:

Arcanum
Baldur’s Gate + expansion
Baldur’s gate II + expansion
Deus Ex
Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind + expansions
Divine Divinity
Fallout
Fallout II
Icewind Dale + expansions
Icewind Dale II
Neverwinter Nights + expansions
Planescape Torment
Temple of Elemental Evil
Dungeon ...

[QUOTE=Ravager]I would have preferred it, if they had lost some of the areas originally from IWDI. It's nice to see some continuation, but that seemed over the top, especially when thay could have used videos, cut-scenes or books.[/QUOTE]
I am not joking when I say this, but IWD had an original ...

[QUOTE=Ravager]I keep starting the game and getting fed up after defeating the Goblin fortress or just after. The problem is getting past that for me, while keeping my interest. I was alright the first time through. Maybe I'll try it with a HOF party at some point.[/QUOTE]
Yea, like I said above ...

This is my 4th complete run through. I’ve also gone about half way on a HOF run and gave up. The party just wasn’t cutting it, so I decided to try again another time with a different party. The party I just completed the regular game with, I’m planning on trying another hof run with this group and ...

Well I’ve never soloed. But I played a monk the first time I went through IWD2 and he was the weakest link in the party. Monks don’t own like they do in BG2, where they are unstoppable (and frankly unfair). I’ve never played a monk any of the other times I’ve gone through IWD2, unless it was to get ...

[QUOTE=fable]I missed one of your phrases, above: my apologies. Where did Atari say BG3 was in development? Can you quote the text? Because I monitor the industry mags, and none of them have ever mentioned that. It stands to reason that they'd have this info even before PC Gamer, which is a consumer ...

[QUOTE=fable]How is it a scam? No game development was announced, and no one in the industry figured BG3 was being done. I still do some writing in the industry and maintain contacts, and no one believed BG3 was being worked on. Nor have I encountered any publicity anywhere else that would lead me ...

PCGamer had a d&d 30th Anniversary issue. Atari seemed to want to get all their games in this issue. NWN2 was announced a few weeks before this issue hit the stands and Atari said BG3 was in development. It had a one page blurb, which didn't say much. It hinted at it being a prequel and it gave no ...

Clerics do have a little difference in what spells they can cast. But it doesn’t show up in your list if you are not allowed to cast it. On top of that clerics of Mask are allowed to cast this spell. So there should be no problem with casting this spell. Although I can’t speak from experience as I ...

Well you said you want it different and hard, so I would say do the HOF deal. It’s real hard. And the number of monsters is different, as well as having insane amounts of hp’s. HOF also has different loot, so you get really super powerful items, which will make the loot part of the game different ...

Forget about this. I initially looked at the Gamebanshee IWD2 page and it didn’t have high level Paladin Spells, so I assumed it wasn’t in the manual. I was wrong; it’s in the manual. So I found the answer.

[QUOTE=Grimar]i think i remember getting a diamond for free before i entered the temple... yes i did indeed. but don’t remember where....[/QUOTE]
I’m not positive, but I think it’s from the captain of the Neverwinter forces whom you save from the giants. I think he has a diamond. Also if you want to ...

This is for planning down the road. I never have taken a Paladin into HOF mode, so the version I created for my current game has only 14 for wisdom, and I plan on taking this party into hof when finished. But after looking at the gamebanshee’s spell list they have spells listed up to 6th level for ...

I just went through this chapter, and I’m pretty sure there’s about 3 or 4 diamonds between the airship map and the temple’s maps. Also I’m sure you can buy one from the merchant who you save outside the temple.

[QUOTE=Xandax]Hmm - perhaps I should look into it then :)
How old is it - it was my understanding that the Wizardry series was rather aged?[/QUOTE]
It’s an old school rpg, but surprising the graphics still hold up to this day. They are not great, but they hold their own against a NWN. And yea, it ...

http://www.frontiernet.net/~nfbunch/wb/ab_dls.html

This is a work around, it gives you an item that allows you to use this feat. Not a great fix, but the only one I know of.