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Kits question...

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Does anyone know if there is a patch being in the works to add the kits of BG2 to BG/TOTSC?

I'd love to start over from scratch with BG and take a character all the way through the games. I know you can do that now as either of the basic classes but dammit I want to play as a Monk :D

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I would like the same thing. I'm pretty sure such a patch doesn't exist... :(
Besides, in the case of monks I'm thinking maybe that's for the best. Monks get pretty powerful from lvl 13 on. Before that (starting with lvl 7 in SoA) I found the monk to be a bit weak. Imagine what a monk would be like on lvl 1: no stunning blow, no quivering palm, hardly any resistance to magic, poison etc., not be able to wear armor...
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Post by Saruman »

Playing a monk at level 1 is like playing a lvl 1 mage who has run out of spells, it sucks big style.
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Well, a regular level 1 mage doesn't run out of spells... he runs out of spell :D :D

And yes... monks suck big time at low levels... they even suck in the begginnig/middle of BG2... no armor, no shield, no weapons, no spells... sucky...
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It is unfortunate but it is still a great game.
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Hmm, if there never is a patch it would be nice to have had the option of selecting a kit when you import your character from BG to SOA, this of course would mean yet another patch for SOA. And not only selecting a kit but maybe being able to re-select some proficencies(sp?) as well.

I'm playing a ranger in BG right now and I would like the option of choosing the Archer kit when I import him over and to add more points to short/long bow instead of the 2 max that I'm stuck with in BG.

Also I hadn't played BG since SOA came out and the power level or lack thereof my character displays is taking alot of getting used too, I mean I was getting real partial to dropping 40-70 bombs on my adversaries. :D
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Post by Sabre »

You do get to choose a kit and redo the proficiencies. So your ranger can stay as a ranger, or be an Archer, Stalker or Beastmaster. The proficiency are reset, because of the weapon styles available in BG2, so you can put them anywhere you want.
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Post by Xandax »

Originally posted by Sabre:
<STRONG>You do get to choose a kit and redo the proficiencies. So your ranger can stay as a ranger, or be an Archer, Stalker or Beastmaster. The proficiency are reset, because of the weapon styles available in BG2, so you can put them anywhere you want.</STRONG>
But not with Monks, Sorcerers, Barbarians because these are not kits, they are classes.
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You do get to choose a kit and redo the proficiencies. So your ranger can stay as a ranger, or be an Archer, Stalker or Beastmaster. The proficiency are reset, because of the weapon styles available in BG2, so you can put them anywhere you want.
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