Having read with interest the thread in BG2 concerning the putting of unusual limitations on yourself when playing, I was wondering if others had done the same in this game.
I read with interest the thread of Klorox concerning playing with no reloads.
I have played a non-violent game, i.e. not killing anyone and a no-weapons game. Has anyone played with other self-imposed limitations. It would be interesting to hear from you
Unusual self imposed limitations
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Hmm... actually, towards end game you never really use potions that much. You don't need them as you probably rely on resurrection or heal.
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I am surprised that nobody has come up with having a multi-class character and only using the abilities of one of them. e.g. having a thief/mage and only using the thief or the mage abilities, not both. That would certainly make the game considerably more difficult particularly when playing solo and might make it a challenge for those who now find the game too easy.
My one trip through the game, I rested only once a day, and only at night. This adds a tactical dimension to the game. But mostly, resting every five minutes after using up a handful of spells always feels too gamey to me, which takes me out of the escapism effect that I'm trying for. Recognizing the day-night dynamic makes the gameworld feel more alive to me, somehow.
And I never used wands, potions, or other consumable items. I kept saving them for the really hard battles. Then I'd forget about them. Then the game was over.
And I never used wands, potions, or other consumable items. I kept saving them for the really hard battles. Then I'd forget about them. Then the game was over.
Why is it that whenever I finally get around to playing a new game for the first time,
I feel like playing Baldur's Gate for the second time...
I feel like playing Baldur's Gate for the second time...