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

[Hoppy]

I will say it again that BG1 and BG2 were based on AD&D rules. Maybe they came close but creating a world of interactive NPC's, mythology (like Baronius said), music, areas, romances, banters and a full developed storyline made it a much different atmosphere than pure AD&D rules where if someone died, the person playing the cleric spends the rest of the night crying in the kitchen

I think that the main goal of modders (non-tactical mods) is to add to that environment that BG 1 and 2 gave to us. If they make enemies a little "off the books", that is an aesthetic choice.
I have heard all of this before in posts by you (=Bereth) about other mods (you know exactly which mod I am talking about ), so I will not post in this topic anymore.

This post has been edited by Hoppy: May 16 2008, 05:14 PM