just watch its LP while playing NWN OC.
you aint missing shit.
yesjust watch its LP while playing NWN OC.
you aint missing shit.
By the time you get to the final battle you have multiple insta-win buttons, so it's not really an issue who you picked.Yeah I finished the game with Conrad, he works perfectly. He was pretty bad ass by the time I got to the final battle.
How would you divide specializations in the party when playing teh furry?The CD version is superior in every way, so play that if possible.
However, and this is more of a personal note, the intro was better in the floppy disk version. While the intro was voiced, therer were no "big-name" celebs involved with it back then, so King Richard sounds less Shakesperian, which made him feel more human to me. He sounds like he's about to crap his pants when he hears that Scotia has found the Nether Mask. Moreover, the music is slightly different which gives the game a more "epic" feel.
As for the differences in the four main characters:
Ak'shel can cast Lvl 4 Sparks right off the bat, which tells you that he'll be the superior spellcaster throughout the entire game.
Michael sucks as a spellcaster, but can swing a sword alright... to begin with. To be honest, I found him trailing behind as the game progressed.
Kieran's quickness means two things: He acts twice as fast as anyone else, and he also has some natural armour, unlike the other characters. He can't wear any shoes, which means his shown armour rating will always be lower than usual. Playing as Kieran is as close to "Hard mode" as you can get in LoL.
Conrad is the Jack of All Trades. He's actually a very good choice for most players.
Are you saying there was some voice acting in the floppy release before they did a full talkie version? That would be kind of cool, although I thought Patrick Stewart aside the CD version of the intro was pretty good - the animation gives it a very somber, cinematic feel in spite of the sometimes inconsistent voice acting. Dat fist slam.However, and this is more of a personal note, the intro was better in the floppy disk version. While the intro was voiced, therer were no "big-name" celebs involved with it back then, so King Richard sounds less Shakesperian, which made him feel more human to me. He sounds like he's about to crap his pants when he hears that Scotia has found the Nether Mask. Moreover, the music is slightly different which gives the game a more "epic" feel.
It's like in those jokes we made about dumbing down of TES series, except for real.As to how the "levels" work - they are gained depending on damage dealt with an appropriate weapon. Melee weapons give Knight levels, ranged weapons give Rogue levels and magic attacks give Mage levels.
- this game would be a reviled turd.fantastic graphics, environment and a real arthurian legend feel to it, like a modern fairytale
I could've sworn you could find a stash of money in Roland's place - something to the tune of 300 or 400 crowns, that basically ensured you had enough money to get back. That's just how idiotproof the game tries to be...
Currently I'm trying to find the "Living Sticks" and the Brass Helmet they stole from the Ghorkans. I found some Living Sticks nearby (at last I think those preying mantis creatures are "Living Sticks"), but no Brass Helmet, only a Glint Mail and a Dwarven Buckler. Or am I looking in the wrong neck of thewoodsswamps?