@RagnarokCzD Nothing wrong with wanting options. In the case of BG2 strongholds, the "options" here are precisely your options for class at the character creation screen. You pick your class, and the game bases on that to give you something special, and you're saying you want
options to choose other things intended for other classes?
but if all they get is a person who seems to *want* be a manager yet dont have any experience ... they can allways hire him at lower position, and give him chance to work his way up.
Not saying this is completely impossible, but how many cases of this in real life do you actually know? Or are you just throwing around theoretical situations whose chances of happening are close to none but "no one can prove"? You're saying that a company looking for
senior manager would be willing to accept someone who has no experience whatsoever, and hope that in maybe 10-15 years he will become the manager they were hoping to get 10-15 years ago?
you are not suppose to recognize a thief just by looking at him.
And who said you're supposed to be able to? This is again just another generalized argument of yours. In a game, and this is not just BG2, you have to go through quests, talk to people, and from your conversations, your actions, other characters know what kind of profession you have. For each stronghold in BG2, you have to go through quests, tell people about who you are, you have to solve problems, show your abilities, and prove your capabilities. Another important factor here, specifically in the BG games, is your
reputation. People know who you are because of your
identity as well as your exploits both in Baldur's Gate and in Athkatla. You're not a no-name that no one knows anything about. Again, you're trying to make generalized arguments while knowing nothing about the specific game we're discussing.
Remember I talked about submitting CV and going through interviews? That's how people find out what kind of experience and background you have. Or are you telling me when they ask you in your interview what kind of experience you have, you say no I don't want to tell you? And you want them to accept you for "lower positions"?
So no, ignorance is not the only way for someone to disagree with or dislike something. Everyone here is simply arguing based on the comments you've made. Whether your comments show ignorance or otherwise is for everyone including yourself to judge. The game gives you this, and you say that doesn't make sense and you want something else. Fair enough. You can say certain ideas from BG2 are bad - that is fine because it's your opinion. But the fact that you haven't even played the game makes it hard for anyone to take your opinions and criticism seriously. It's as simple as that.
