Regarding the game play (EDITED MAY 15, 2008), you'll see Options

[Bereth Darkides]

I have rewrote this 5 times because I am non too happy with the extreme game balance problem.
Is there anyway to tone down the power and or numbers of the nuclear skeleton warriors I am facing (at 9th-10th lvl) that does not include playing outside of core rules!

HOLY FAK!

You see I really hate having to cheat.

(PS,,, Vlad what were you thinking)?


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This post has been edited by Bereth Darkides: May 15 2008, 07:35 PM

[DavidW]

why didn't you just base it on AD&D stats for balanced game play?

The bottom line is that computer-game opponents based on what would be a balanced fight in AD&D are always going to be a push-over, because the computer-game opponents are laughably stupid. This isn't even a comment on the original game's AI. It's possible to improve lots on it, but the best AI out there (whatever it is) is still laughably stupid, compared to a human opponent. We currently have no idea how to simulate the intelligence of a human - or indeed a worm - on the best purpose-built parallel-processing hardware, let alone in the Infinity Engine scripting language.

If the original BG2 was AD&D, the party would be wiped out. They systematically go up against opponents much higher level than them.

This post has been edited by DavidW: Apr 16 2008, 08:57 AM