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

[Vlad]

Guys, it's not necessary to argue with such intonations. We all have different points of view. I suggest if you have some personal insults, do this through IM, thanks we have it here. As regards, myself, well, I accept the critics with respect to ballance. Bereth, your objection is clearly justified. I agree also with Secret that TS is one of the easiest mods here. Do you remember the "ballance" in Severed Hand, then you sure feel the difference! As I said many many times, I do the mods for my own enjoyment. If I feel something is too easy for me, I do it harder. Since most of my NPCs first take over NeJ2, and only then come to BG2, I feel the serious lack of ballance in my game. That makes me introducing such modifications like Copper Coronet, and probably more in the future. My game is now based on both NeJ2 and TS, so for the group of Hrothgar, Dar and Shar-Teel, the whole Island is a piece of cake. My next play will include IA for sure. All in all, I want to say that "ballance" does not have an absolute meaning. Bereth, in your very core game, TS monsters are difficult for you. In my very core game they are not. In Sikret's IA, it will be different. So, this is very individual, and I don't see any base for discussion here. We all simply have different games of different difficulty levels, different NPCs, different rules etc. My mods are aimed at certain players who are tired of core BG2 game and want something different. Sikret has his own community with the most tactical and challenging experience. Eventually, as Senka suggested, you may try lowering your "core rules level" in the game configuration settings. Then all the monsters will make half of damage and you'll be twice stronger.

Good luck!

[EDIT] Bereth, as I said before, I accept any help. If you have some additional material you wish to share, I'll be glad to review it. Thank you.

This post has been edited by Vlad: Mar 27 2009, 07:26 PM