Weapon Focus Glitch !
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 3:29 pm
Please Help!
I finally got this game running on an old Pentium III last week. I've got a party rolled up and were up to LV 3 and I just noticed a bummer of an error.
I have a Dwarf FTR, using a Battleaxe & Shield. He has 17 STR (+3), BAB of +3, and Weapon Focus Battleaxe (+1). Weapon Focus was taken as his 2nd LV Fighter bonus feat. So he should be swinging that death wedge at +7 right? Well NO! I noticed he was at +5. If a put any other weapon in his mitts, he has a +6, but popping in his "supposed" favored weapon actually gives him a -1 instead of a +1 ! Cry-KEE ! Upsetting !
I have up to Official Patch III installed, no Trainers, no Mods or Fan-Fixes. But I do have a grumpy Dwarf, help!
For extra Background info, I first thought my Dwarf caught another disease (He's had 1 so far, fixed at the church of Cuthbert for $240 gold) that was sapping his STR (without being displayed or something). But then I started swapping weapons and figured out it was most likely Weapon Focus giving me issues.
I finally got this game running on an old Pentium III last week. I've got a party rolled up and were up to LV 3 and I just noticed a bummer of an error.
I have a Dwarf FTR, using a Battleaxe & Shield. He has 17 STR (+3), BAB of +3, and Weapon Focus Battleaxe (+1). Weapon Focus was taken as his 2nd LV Fighter bonus feat. So he should be swinging that death wedge at +7 right? Well NO! I noticed he was at +5. If a put any other weapon in his mitts, he has a +6, but popping in his "supposed" favored weapon actually gives him a -1 instead of a +1 ! Cry-KEE ! Upsetting !
I have up to Official Patch III installed, no Trainers, no Mods or Fan-Fixes. But I do have a grumpy Dwarf, help!
For extra Background info, I first thought my Dwarf caught another disease (He's had 1 so far, fixed at the church of Cuthbert for $240 gold) that was sapping his STR (without being displayed or something). But then I started swapping weapons and figured out it was most likely Weapon Focus giving me issues.