Originally Posted by Buba68
Originally Posted by Undomiel
Indeed, implementing a simple command chain (which is already present in games like PoE2) can help avoid the tedium of having to prepare all the different buffs every time.
Didn't BG2 having something called "sequencer" to cast a shitload of spells in one turn?
Good Old Might&Magic VI and VII had a higher level spell called "Day of the Gods" - it simultaneously cast Haste, Featherfall, Stoneskin and several other buffs on the entire party. There was another spell with another collection of buffs the name of which I do not remember.


Originally Posted by The Red Queen
Originally Posted by Wormerine
PoE1&2 made butts only usable in combat
:juvenile snigger:
That typo/autoincorrect made me nearly snort out my coffee!
On another forum, in a "what do werewolves talk about with one another" thread, a wit suggested that the go-to conversation opener at lonewolf bars is not "comest thou hither oft times?" but "sniffed any interesting butts lately?"
:P


Yes, various sequencers and contingencies. However, they need to be prepared for each use. So in terms of time management, it's not a huge saving. Nevertheless, they still provide incredible spells because of how fun they are and the effects they can combine. A wizard/cleric can even add divine spells to the sequencers!