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Author:  Mint [ 19 Aug 2009, 11:50 ]
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"Make way evil! I'm armed to the teeth and packing a hamster!"

:mrgreen:
Author:  Belcrant [ 19 Aug 2009, 12:00 ]
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Don't get me wrong, I'm not a noob that just lay down and dies everytime I see a pyro. I just think that it's too easy being a very effective pyro player. Hold down W and Mouse Pad.
to my advantage only 60% of all the pyro players have eyes for the medic who is healing the bad bad soldier or whatever. the other 40% just "Hold down W and Mouse Pad" and wonder why the bad bad soldier or whatever won´t die ^^

and of course Lilarcor "And that's for grandma, who said I'd never amount to anything more than a butterknife!"
but it always stings down there in my heart to kill the poor guys only friend for this funny sword -_-
Author:  sebas [ 19 Aug 2009, 13:08 ]
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Viqtory wrote:
"I'm scouring for band of desperate men to aid me in a gallant task!!

I love that guy. My present party: Me as an evil thief (swashbuckler - me like dual wield), Korgan, Edwin (female Edwin atm) and Viconia. Roaming the realms, splitting guts open. Good times.
Hehe. My best bud is still using Mynsc as his online nickname.

My current party is me (true neutral swashbuckler *high fiiive*), Minsc (because I can't play the game without him), Viconia (much love), Kivan, Jaheira and Dynaheir. Can't wait to get Celestial Fury and dual weild it with Drizzit's scimitar (which I pickpocketed from him, tyvm).

BG series is a cult game. We'd gather up for a beer and share tactics on killign Kangaxx before going into Underdark, soloing the game on insane and so on. And I'm still waiting on a gaming villain that can rival Irenicus' brilliant design.
Author:  [SpA]Minimoose! [ 19 Aug 2009, 15:33 ]
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Belcrant wrote:
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Don't get me wrong, I'm not a noob that just lay down and dies everytime I see a pyro. I just think that it's too easy being a very effective pyro player. Hold down W and Mouse Pad.
to my advantage only 60% of all the pyro players have eyes for the medic who is healing the bad bad soldier or whatever. the other 40% just "Hold down W and Mouse Pad" and wonder why the bad bad soldier or whatever won´t die ^^

and of course Lilarcor "And that's for grandma, who said I'd never amount to anything more than a butterknife!"
but it always stings down there in my heart to kill the poor guys only friend for this funny sword -_-
I just target against anyone who I can use compression blast against in an interesting way, which is pretty much all classes. Reflect killing a soldier (3 consecutive rockets :D) then compression blasting his medic up in the air, then airshotting him with a crit flare has been one of my favourites so far :ugly:
Author:  Belcrant [ 19 Aug 2009, 15:41 ]
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i count you to the 60% ;)

btw i love the cycle of novels from r.a.salvatore (at least the majority of them) so it was awesome to interact with drizzt and his group =)
Author:  [SpA]Scatterbrain [ 19 Aug 2009, 17:00 ]
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sounds like I need to play me some baldurs gate then. wherabouts in the series should I start?
Author:  Belcrant [ 19 Aug 2009, 17:36 ]
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of course the first part (but it isn´t far from being perfect like the second part, but you can keep your avatar through the whole serie)

http://www.amazon.com/Baldurs-Gate-4-1- ... 599&sr=8-1
Author:  sebas [ 21 Aug 2009, 08:22 ]
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[SpA]Scatterbrain wrote:
sounds like I need to play me some baldurs gate then. wherabouts in the series should I start?
The BG series is a saga, the story evolves with the games and expansions so normally you should start with BG1. However the game is very oldschool in terms of gameplay so I'd advise you to start with BG2 even if that spoils the first part's story (just it's outcome ofc). In BG1 you have to put a good 50h at start in exploration and minor quests (most of which are awesome, true) but it makes the game having a very bumpy start. If you start with BG2 you get right in the middle of the action and the fun starts right away which is a lot easier to get considering what new gamers are used to. If you love the second part you'll play the first one anyway.

Just to give you an incentive, think about it this way. BG1+TotSC tells you who you are, BG2 tells you what you are, ToB tells you what you can become.

Also, before playing you have to give the manual a look just to get familiar with the D&D rules otherwise you'll have no ideea what the hell all the stats and numbers mean. :P
Author:  [SpA]Blackhawk [ 21 Aug 2009, 11:42 ]
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Also I'm an old school RPG player I never finished BG1 and never played any of its followers. :mrgreen:
Author:  sebas [ 24 Aug 2009, 00:05 ]
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Planescape: Torment, Betrayal at Krondor, Might and Magic VII, Fallout, Baldur's Gate. If you didn't play half of these, you're not. :P
Author:  [SpA]Minimoose! [ 24 Aug 2009, 00:32 ]
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[SpA]Blackhawk wrote:
Also I'm an old school RPG player I never finished BG1 and never played any of its followers. :mrgreen:
Next sebas will laugh at you for playing Final Fantasy, then he will come round to your house and throw FFXXXIII in your bollocks.
Author:  [SpA]Migu [ 24 Aug 2009, 01:46 ]
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I haven't played any of those games listed sebas. :P
But I've played Final Fantasy, or tried to...cause I didn't finish it. But <3 Final Fantasy. :D
Author:  [SpA]Minimoose! [ 24 Aug 2009, 10:32 ]
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Get ready to lose your manhood!
Author:  [SpA]Blackhawk [ 26 Aug 2009, 20:35 ]
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[SpA]sebas wrote:
Planescape: Torment, Betrayal at Krondor, Might and Magic VII, Fallout, Baldur's Gate. If you didn't play half of these, you're not. :P
Great. Ok. Like the ones around IV more. Epic. Boring. :D
Author:  [SpA]Cpt.Awesome [ 27 Aug 2009, 01:14 ]
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[SpA]Migu wrote:
I haven't played any of those games listed sebas. :P
But I've played Final Fantasy, or tried to...cause I didn't finish it. But <3 Final Fantasy. :D
dont worry, you are not alone xD
Author:  [SpA]Minimoose! [ 27 Aug 2009, 01:28 ]
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It's just sebas in his imaginary world
Author:  [SpA]Toresson [ 27 Aug 2009, 18:50 ]
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Hi man!
Author:  Viqtory [ 28 Aug 2009, 23:04 ]
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Hello again. Just came back from a week in Denmark, the danes sure can drink beer!
I just found out that an elf can't romance Viconia. I guess it makes sense, but still, crap!
Now I have to start over. :P If I play a rogue I can't travel with Bodhi to the spellhold, but I can't stand Yoshimo/Imoen so I guess I'll have to go with the shadow thieves.
Author:  Belcrant [ 28 Aug 2009, 23:38 ]
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but I can't stand Imoen
hat? how can someone not like this whinning,bitching hotti ^^
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I just found out that an elf can't romance Viconia
btw the whole viconia thing is a huge story flaw compared to the books -_-
Author:  Viqtory [ 30 Aug 2009, 13:40 ]
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Are you referring to the fact that house Do'Urden defeated House DeVir in the books? I don't care about that though, Viconia is still a great character.
Author:  Belcrant [ 30 Aug 2009, 14:00 ]
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Are you referring to the fact that house Do'Urden defeated House DeVir in the books?
jup, no a single stone was left untouched.....let alone a powerful priestess
Author:  [SpA]Minimoose! [ 30 Aug 2009, 15:23 ]
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I keep on reading the new posts of this thread and I get more confused every time.

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Author:  sebas [ 30 Aug 2009, 16:30 ]
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Belcrant wrote:
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Are you referring to the fact that house Do'Urden defeated House DeVir in the books?
jup, no a single stone was left untouched.....let alone a powerful priestess
I haven't read the books but the BG timeline is only generally suggested, there's no actual numbers flowing around so unless the war between the two houses ca somehow be specified with references to the BG storyline all you can do is make suppostions.

Then again she left the house of DeVir by choice and ended up fighting alongside Drizzt so I'm guessing that the war between the families is very far off in time, be it past or future.

btw, Viqtory, you can try this:

LUAConsole:SetGlobal("name","GLOBAL",1)

Replace name with all the below:
- CheckViconiaMatch
- ViconiaMatch
- ViconiaRomanceActive
Author:  Belcrant [ 30 Aug 2009, 17:17 ]
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there's no actual numbers flowing around
BG settles around 1368 DR, its linked to the baal offspring plots in D&D
and de´vir was destroyed before drizzt was born...decades before the game so there is i little gap in there...

but it is fun talking ´bout this stuff ^_^
and a even greater fun to confuse mini
Author:  Viqtory [ 30 Aug 2009, 23:38 ]
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If i remember correctly Viconia's bio clashes with the story told in the books. *checking wikipedia...* Yup!

"Viconia has the same surname of a Menzoberranzan house destroyed by House Do'Urden in RA Salvatore's Dark Elf Trilogy, but the story Viconia tells of her family's fate conflicts with the details of the novel. (Viconia says Matron DeVir was killed by her own son, Valas, but Matron Do'Urden sacrificed Matron DeVir in the novel Exile.) Because Viconia's BG1 bio describes her as coming from Menzoberranzan, it is possible that Viconia left before the events of the Dark Elf Trilogy novels and that House DeVir recovered from the crisis of Viconia's defection (if only temporarily). Unfortunately, this explanation leads to the conclusion that Viconia has been outcast for many decades on end. Considering she would had to have been exiled well before the birth of Drizzt Do'Urden (given the repercussions that entailed for House DeVir), and that Drizzt is already the well known hero when the events of Baldur's Gate take place. This most likely means that Viconia’s character suffers from continuity problems, and that without sufficient explanation, choosing her as a DeVir (at least a Menzoberranyr DeVir) was an error on the developers part. On the other hand, since she mentions during one of her character-related conversations, she had ceased to be a priestress of Lolth even before the protagonist has been born, so she might indeed be the oldest of the games' NPCs (though still young for an elf)."


For those interested. In the books Zak killed many higher-ups in house DeVir. A grand day.

I recently noticed that Edwin got the hots for Viconia! Blasphemy! But I don't think he will get anything since he's a woman right now.

sebas:
I already tried CLUAConsole:SetGlobal("RomanceViconia","GLOBAL",1)
and when that didn't work I just started over giving myself all the equipment I had previously and saved a lot of time using ctrl+J command.

If those commands you mentioned actually works I will be pretty pissed though. FYI. :6
Author:  Belcrant [ 31 Aug 2009, 14:28 ]
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But I don't think he will get anything since he's a woman right now.
i did´t choose him for my party (antipathies from the first game) so what is his all about the female edwin?
Author:  Viqtory [ 02 Sep 2009, 11:51 ]
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Well when you're down in the graveyards you can help Edwin find the so-called Nether Scroll. You should do it at the same time you search for the Book of Kaza since they're approximately at the same place. Once Edwin get's a hold of these he will study it (still being in your party). After a couple of days he will find something interesting giving him more xp. A few days after that he will find something that is "similar to a lich transformation", and he tests it. He will then turn into a woman. A female body, a female voice. I think the portrait still remains the same, but i downloaded a fix that gives him a female portrait.

I don't know if I should spoil it, but he will eventually get turned back into a man.
Author:  [SpA]Censor3000 [ 02 Sep 2009, 14:13 ]
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Hey man! Welcome
Author:  sebas [ 03 Sep 2009, 10:27 ]
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Viqtory wrote:
He will then turn into a woman. A female body, a female voice.
You know what this means if your char is a female and the romance storyline starts, right? *wink wink* :ugly: :mrgreen:
Author:  Belcrant [ 03 Sep 2009, 11:28 ]
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You know what this means if your char is a female and the romance storyline starts, right? *wink wink*
thank you cthulhu, now i know i´m not the only one with such a dirty dirty mind ;)
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