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Hey umm, I just got Planescape: Torment a while back and I've gotten the text to english, but i need to convert the voices from Polish to English. For those who may ask, I'm using the 2 CD version which evidently has some significance when modding Please inform me ASAP on how to convert the voices ...

I had the same problem with the original, 4 CD version of the game and copying the CD contents onto my hard drive didn't help either. I ended up buying the 2CD version, it's really, really cheap now.

As far as I remember, you can either kill Grosuk or reveal Sebastion's ploy to him (no XP then), you can't help him get into the tower.

I'd go with sherlockemery here. To my understanding the Blood War was meant to be his atonement, so, once it's over, he's free.

Well, what's your level? And gear? Let me repeat myself - I really just blasted through them without any problems.

Aye. While evil in his intents, the Practical Incarnation was very cunning and he managed not only to enslave Dak'kon for a given period of time, but also to bound him to all the future incarnations through making up what you could almost call a religion.

Curious though that you could learn from ...

Yup it was Ravel's indeed, she asked the first incarnation and then the last one. There's a topic somehwere in these forums on the answers we gave to her, or which we feel is the right one.

Grab a pencil and a piece of paper and just draw the maze chambers as you progress through it, marking where the 'real' and fake doors are.

What's your level and class? They're not exactly pushovers but on the other hand they shouldn't cause you that much trouble...

He's basically telling you the story of his role in the Multiverse, which besides an entry in the journal doesn't have an impact on the gameplay, so no worries

It doesn't happen in every cRPG, no. But in case of PST it's perfectly logical - through the whole gameplay you've been trying to acquire your real name and after all the hassle, you finally obtain it - the reward must be proper then. And these 2 million xp fulfill that role

Each incarnation is supposed to have a different answer, which is why Ravel wants to know what you think, it gives her an insight into this incarnation.

Personally, I found the answer to be the fundamental axis that the Planescape setting turns on:

Belief.

Everything in the Plancescape setting ...

Ohh, Anachronox, completely forgot about this one.

After my last PS:T playthrough I started working on Fallout, finished it, loved it more than F2. Now I'm replaying the latter one, and in the same time I've managed to finish Fallout 3 (it was a question of determination really, I just started ...

Well if you haven't completed the game I'd advise you try and do it first.

As for combat - I'm a bit surprised you're having issues here. First off, check if the difficulty level is set to default and possibly try lowering it even further (it's in gameplay options as far as I remember). Secondly ...

Uh, yeah, Icewind Dale isn't anywhere near Torment to me. It's a good cRPG, with its own freezy ambience, absorbing setting and lively combat. But it's not outstanding in any category, while Torment, apart from combat and a couple of glitches, is extraordinary.

Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale series ...

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...and this time I did it the "right" way - I tried to exhaust everything there is to exhaust. For the first time I decided to lvl up a bit in Undersigil and, after returning from Carceri, I took NO to farm the Glabrezu a bit... which doesn't really fit this game, but the prospects of ...