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![]() Premium Member Posts: 305 Joined: 25-February 07 ![]() |
I typically buff to the utmost for the many hard battles. It seems like it takes forever to do this and is no fun - quite tedious, in fact. Is there some way I can just press a function key and have selected spells cast in a selected order. I heard that the Soulafin mod had something like this but am unfamiliar with the details.
That would be pretty funny. Walk into a room with a lich that can't be turned by a level 21 cleric. The lich pops off 7 spells or so in an instant becoming "invulnerable" and then so does 4 of my 6 characters. Can someone point me to a mod, tutorial, or provide some help on creating a buffing script? |
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![]() Premium Member Posts: 305 Joined: 25-February 07 ![]() |
Well, it finally worked for me. Sometimes I have to press the key a few times before it works, but eventually it does its thing. I have to change the scripts around to the autobuff prior to buffing and then to my standard script afterwards, leaving AI on. (If I don't do this, I often end up letting my characters just stand around because I play when I should sleep. Of course, there are occasions when I do turn the AI off.)
The buff routine uses up some of my spells that I would choose that it did not and doesn't use some of the buffs that I want it to, but overall it does make the buffing for the constant hack-n-slash less tedious. This mod gets the thumbs up from me. As an aside: Twisted Rune is a good reason to play a fighter-mage as the hero. It's nice to be as invulnerable as the enemy when the Big Nasty "magically" knows who the leader is, seeks him out, and unleashes hell. Personally, I don't think that omniscience was appropriate. |
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![]() The Tactician ![]() Distinguished Developer Posts: 7794 Joined: 1-December 05 ![]() |
Just forgot to reply to this part:
As an aside: Twisted Rune is a good reason to play a fighter-mage as the hero. It's nice to be as invulnerable as the enemy when the Big Nasty "magically" knows who the leader is, seeks him out, and unleashes hell. Personally, I don't think that omniscience was appropriate. Knowing the identity of the hero of Baldur's Gate and the kidnapped Bhaalspawn, doesn't require "omniscience"! Twisted Rune is a very powerful organization with many ears and eyes everywhere. Besides, even in the original game, much less informed people know your protagonist's identity very well. -------------------- Improved Anvil
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![]() Premium Member Posts: 305 Joined: 25-February 07 ![]() |
Just forgot to reply to this part: As an aside: Twisted Rune is a good reason to play a fighter-mage as the hero. It's nice to be as invulnerable as the enemy when the Big Nasty "magically" knows who the leader is, seeks him out, and unleashes hell. Personally, I don't think that omniscience was appropriate. Knowing the identity of the hero of Baldur's Gate and the kidnapped Bhaalspawn, doesn't require "omniscience"! Twisted Rune is a very powerful organization with many ears and eyes everywhere. Besides, even in the original game, much less informed people know your protagonist's identity very well. OK, I'll take your word for it. I never was aware of the background story behind this side battle (not even a quest). You get warped to another plane and find vampires, liches, beholders, etc. coexisting - and to what point? I always found that strange. And why would they be interested in a son of Bhaal? I'm not saying that there are not reasons behind this, just that it wasn't apparent to me in my game play. I think that bombing the hero may not always be sound tactics - except to cause game engine to produce the game over. If it was player vs player, who would you attack: (1) the hero who was hiding in the closet (because he learned in the previous battle what happens once his protections are stripped); or (2) one of the 2 mages with the shiny balls of protections that you can't quickly remove closing in on you with an assortment of ruby rays and summoned planetar, etc.? If you killed the hero, would that really mean that the remaining group just says, "kill me too"? I'm not trying to be offensive, I just didn't think it appropriate. At any rate, I have thought of new tactics for this battle. Of course, the plan must hinge on taking out this single 30th level conjurer before she spots the simple kensai hero.... This post has been edited by rbeverjr: May 13 2007, 12:46 PM |
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