I reacted by stating that i dont like it, and i would like much more if you get option to choose whatever building your heart desire ... or possibly adding some neutral ground, that you could fit out however you would like
This is what happens when you state opinions about a game you
refuse to play and, therefore, know very little about. It seems you read to the part "your character gets a building" then stopped there, and fail to see the
why behind it - the intention they had when they implemented this idea. I have stated it in my previous comments: the point of this idea was to give more significance to
the choice of your class, and thus making your playthrough feel more personal to you. If any character can "select" any building they want and decide that ok I want to become the owner of this building, then this is no longer tied to your class.
There was a purpose, and this idea was implemented to serve that purpose. It's not that what you suggest is "bad", but if it's like you say then it no longer serves this purpose. Do you understand this now?
You're talking about a free-style world building in which you acquire a building that you
want, then customize it how you want. This was
not the purpose for the "strongholds" in BG2.
The strongholds in BG2 are not just any buildings. They are tied to factions - clerics, paladins, druids. It makes sense that those factions don't want to offer a
position of power to someone outside of their circle. If a software company is looking for software developers, no way in hell they would hire someone without any sort of programming background. If a game company is looking to hire a senior manager, of course they have to look at people with the appropriate background. How does it make sense if an
order of paladins would accept a
thief into their ranks as a squire??? The more powerful the positions, the harsher the selection process. Why do you think you need to submit CV and go through interviews before you are accepted for jobs? Do you see why it sounds ridiculous when you say something like "you should get option to choose whatever building your heart desire"? This is because
you don't understand the game that you're talking about, and why it does the things that it does.
