Updated Sahaguin City Problems, bg time?, Missing NPC's and unfinished sub-quests, items, etc Options

[Bereth Darkides]

The Wizard that Hires you to get into the harpers stronghold gets killed yes by the spy, but,,, in my case he doesn't/hasn't come back. ( like he normally does)

Next, The warrior who is supposed to be in the cells is not there, at all and nor are the whining dudes outside talking about how they were beaten by a girl..

I only intalled T.S 7.02 and baldurdash

Wasssup wit dat?

Why are core game factors being overwritten or removed?

I mean I could CLUA them in, but this might damage further sub-quests,, "seen it before".. any idea's?

UPDATE:

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This post has been edited by Bereth Darkides: Apr 7 2009, 03:12 AM

[Ardanis]

I do both. Tough (as long as it stands legitimate within the mod's rules) and smart (as much as the game's engine permits).

Yes, I remember from v4

adding a word or two about the 'rules' is just a means to hide their tactical incompetence.

Now, I can't speak for Bereth, as in my opinion that's a rude thing to do but was there a phrase "I'm can easily beat every 99% resistant golem with my single finger"? You often seem to put much emphasis on 'tactical competence'. Good, but don't you think that's not everyone's goal? I could be missing something but afaik TS != IA, one is a quest while another is mostly AI and tactics (yes, I know about new content). So, I think it's not correct to put a blame on someone's combat skills when they intend to play a quest.

There is a (meta) rule which says that the DM can always modify those rules if he sees that the change fits his goals and expectations.

It's normal once, twice or thrice. But when it happens at least 50% of times then an explanation about the reasons is due. Otherwise, like I've said, it breaks immersion. You give a warning in IA's readme about mod's difficulty, so you're clear in this regard. In case of TS it apparently came as surprise.