My experiences with IA 5.0, Continue Shadan's topics with similar name Options

[Ryel ril Ers]

When Shadan started to play with IA 4.2, he opened a topic for write his experiences. I want to continue this with the v 5.0. So everybody who want to share his/her experiences could write it in this place and don't opened hundreds of topics wich tells somebody walkthrough. I want to gather lots of information in one place. (Sikret's walkthrough is too good so i don't want write to that place), and the starter player see which tactics, parties and quest orders works, and how use his/her money.

I ask everybody who write in this topic:
-Use spoilers tag for the tactics
-Don't write down serious spoilers
-Don't write down statistics (like xy has 69% fire resist) and immunities. (except the weapon enchantment and spell level immunities)

This post has been edited by Ryel ril Ers: Aug 1 2008, 06:05 AM

[Shaitan]

I don't know if it is questrelated, but the key to Gals guild in Brynnlaw can be stolen from the guard once you've entered via the courtesan... Sorry hijacking attempt ended here

[lroumen]

I don't know if it is questrelated, but the key to Gals guild in Brynnlaw can be stolen from the guard once you've entered via the courtesan... Sorry hijacking attempt ended here

I'm 100% certain that this was possible in Vanilla too. Maybe something to change in IA to force action of the player? (Though I think a stealable key places a nice roleplaying option to the game).



I don't think there are too many pick pocketable items in the game (or IA for that matter). Not everybody does a full pickpocketing of every NPC they come across. Those that do deserve a bonus every now and then.
I remember a protection from energy scroll I once stole from an Amnish Guard in a game a long time ago. I was really happy with that. People ought to be happy when they've put quite a bit of effort into stealing stuff. Besides, you will find permanency scrolls and manuals of elaboration throughout the game anyway. Why not allow players to pickpocket people and have them find them on their own? It's the early game gold and upgrade items that are hard to come by. The scrolls are rarely the problem (unless you use them a lot on very minor upgrades).

This post has been edited by lroumen: Jan 11 2008, 01:02 PM