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do you mean the room with the riddles (statue faces), the room with the 'object placing' or the 'trials' at the end?

other than those 'riddles' i don't know either

not through dialog but in bg1 there was the helm of opposite allignment (changes the wears alighnment to the exact opposite - is cursed) which you can still summon into bg2 by usining the CLUA commands.

it's code is somewhere between helm01 through helm20 but i don't know the exact one.

It works ...

Kivan's awsome!

he made the best archer ever and always seemed to kill every thing before my fighters made it there.

he didn't seem to play well with yeslic though, with all those comments about crawling around in underground holes like dwarves....

pooh.... oh well at least i know now.

as for the disco thing, we're talkin' revolution baby!



no, unfortunatly

actually Disco Bob was the name of my first character in BG1 - it was meant as a joke

In bg1 though the boots only increased your walking movement. in SoA and ToB the naturally haste you (which i love). Also it say in the description of the ring of free action that the ring will negate the effect of the boots but it doesn't at all in SoA or ToB and theres a way in bg1 that if you ...

ok. here's the problem first:

I have a multiclassed fighter/mage/cleric who is now lvl 23/20/24 (respectively. he's this high because of xp cap remover) however, he has not gained access to the mage's high lvl abilities yet. perhaps this is because there isn't enough room on the "selection screen ...

I thought about that back in bg1 when i had already done everything.

it'd be interesting, and a nice show of skill

i might add a druid or a multi cleric/mage just to give you more defense though....

Disco Stew ehh?

hmm... I don't know about you...

simpsons fan perhaps?

How could anyone who likes the simpsons AND disco be evil

you dishonour disco



I like Chaotic good myself, but i guess thats the normal pick.

I didn't know that about the charisma, hmmm... now i actually get to rip the merchants off... hehehehe

i feel good

too bad my favorite character only has a char of 4

i guess i could use the ring, i wonder if it works for taverns....

Try a monk, they're fun and really good too.

Boo thinks you are just ducky!

Ever get the feeling that your 'well meaning merchant' is RIPPING YOU OFF(!)? or feel that your trusty old bastard sword is worth more than a measly couple of gold?

Well, WORRY NO MORE!

I'm as cheap as they come and am always looking for the best deal, ( :D ) so here's my list o' tips

I'll start ...

I like:

half elf, fighter/cleric/mage (horrifyingly powerful)
human, fighter (his names Disco Bob, hence my 'net name')
human, paladin
half elf, fighter/theif
half elf, fighter/druid

i leave a spot open for Imoen 'cause whats a party without Imoen?

excellent Bg quote by the way.

it does nothing. i heard that it was part of some other aspect of bg1 that was taken out of the game in its final stages and that was left in. just like those scrolls with the riddle "asking if chairs aren't meant to walk why do they have arms and legs?"

no, it isn't in bgII

there is a secret passage in the room with the fire place - on the south wall.

True enough, but alas even disco is not enough to comfort my loss

thanks for the info though.

and was wondering (i heard this was possible) how to import characters from BgII into IWD.

so far I've tried without success

any help would be appreciated.
thnx

ok, i just got IWD, and i remember ready one of those messages u get when your loading that said u could import bgII characters into IWD

If so, how do u do this?

i tried to no effect

I'm pretty sure (not totally positive) that it's the rules and different gained abilities for characters up to lvl 50.

you know how the monk gets all kinds of different stuff as he advances, well that would continue it and give the rules for other stuff too.

I think.

Thanks

i got it working

one more question though, does anybody know where i can get an xp cap remover - i just found out that i couldn't get past the cap with the cheats like in bg1 and i want my characters to contiue 'growing'

well if your good you get those price bonuses and the satisfaction that you've done your good deed for the day, but if your evil you get to feel no guilt about whacking those characters that p^ss you off (i.e. neeber)

it depends what you want

also you get increased prices if you have a bad rep ...