Just Discovered IA and TBW! =P Options

[lroumen]

I know lots of players who usually went through the game exploiting the free summons that simulacrum and project images provide, restoring simulacra with lesser/greater restoration, unlimited spells with wish or spelltrap and similar tactics.... since (most of) those things are removed from play in IA, some players will just complain or not play IA at all. I would welcome the challenge to change tactics, but some don't I guess.

In vanilla you can solo everything easily with a mage/sorceress protagonist (single, dual, multi) and with some difficulty with some other classes. In IA you'd be insane to try (though I'm sure it could be done if one had the patience to go through each battle a multitude of times until you stop dying).

This post has been edited by lroumen: Oct 16 2007, 12:08 PM

[rbeverjr]

(I hear great things about the NWN2 expansion however, and that it is night and day vs the original campaign)

Unfortunately, that is not so. MotB is very easy. NWN2 games could easily be very hard. The system just needs someone like Sikret (maybe just like Sikret ) to pick up the tool kit and go to work. A mini-epic campaign from L16 to L30 designed by Sikret would be a blast, complete with eye candy that BG2 simply can't provide and a ton of new variables to explore tactically (feats, skills, classes, etc.) that the BG2 system does not have. Maybe, if Sikret has any spare time after IA 5, he could help us out there too.

Joey