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hmm well yeah it makes sense hey that a fighter has a particular Stat that's is his Prime same as a Paladin has CHA, as for the import business sure no prob you can Import just the character if you saved it, or import the character from a save game presuming you still have BG1 installed, quick question did you get the expansion Tales of the Sword Coast too? if not do get it, as some of the better items come into the game.


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I've got the expansion yes (I downloaded the game, so I could just as well throw that one on too). So, items do follow from the first to the second game... Basiclly, this is how it's done? You export your char, then import him in BG2? How does the weapondsystem work? Can I make my figher a Kensai? Will I be able to dual my figher into a mage? In that case, will I be able to use items like hammers with my mage? And what's that about fixing stats... (Generally think ther random statsystem is pretty useless.)

The first game is a bit short storied. After Naskel, all I've done is clean out bandits from Larswood, Peldvale and banditcamp, plus cleaning out cloakwood (I'm in the mine now by the way). There are not many non-fighting quests right now <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/disagree.gif" alt="" />. Plus the fights are too easy, basiclly I send my main char out and everyone hit him while the rest of my party bombard them with arrows (they can't hit my -5 ac figher. Imagine when he gets gauntlets of ogre strenght, he'll be a totall killingmachine). And I'm not that enthusiastic about hacking my way through the first game just to find out my charactercombo doesn't work. Maybe I'll simplly multiclass him to a thief in order to get armor. Or continue my mage and import HIM. Wish for instant rest seems sweet (he has a nice 18 in wisdom. I've discovered there are three tombs of wisdom in BG1 <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif" alt="" />)...

Just curious, in BG2, is archers the killingmachines they are in BG1?

Übereil


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