EPTSo I just installed Baldur's Gate II - Page 71
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St3MoR
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On June 20 2014 21:56 St3MoR wrote: BGI and BGII 50% off on steam, I'll be waiting for that 75% tho, hopefully it will come soon ^^ Be carefull with the language. I know that BG had spanish / french language but BGEE is only english. Be carefull. Also they are all on GoG with icewind dale, neverwinter nights etc... but dunno for the language on those ones | ||
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St3MoR
Spain3256 Posts
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sabas123
Netherlands3122 Posts
also should I do mods and stuff or is vanilla good? | ||
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JacobShock
Denmark2485 Posts
On June 22 2014 22:33 sabas123 wrote: So I just got both baldurs gate EE, should i start with 1 or 2? also should I do mods and stuff or is vanilla good? Baldurs Gate EE is not vanilla and in my point of view is fine as it is. If you have the time start with the first game, it makes your journey through the second more rewarding. There are even people that claim the first is the better game, they be crazy I say, CRAZY! | ||
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MrTortoise
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imagine if they hadnt gone insane and kept them party games | ||
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-Archangel-
Croatia7457 Posts
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Kevin_Sorbo
Canada3217 Posts
On June 22 2014 22:51 JacobShock wrote: Baldurs Gate EE is not vanilla and in my point of view is fine as it is. If you have the time start with the first game, it makes your journey through the second more rewarding. There are even people that claim the first is the better game, they be crazy I say, CRAZY! both are excellent games. the first one is different because your characters are so weak at the beginning. both titles are worth at least one good playthrough imo. | ||
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karazax
United States3737 Posts
Until then I'll be trying out Divinity Original Sin when it launches on 6/30 Success of games like these could cause a major rebirth in this style of game which would be great. | ||
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Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On June 22 2014 22:53 MrTortoise wrote: i stil;l dont understand how you go from BG to neverwinter nights to elder scrolls imagine if they hadnt gone insane and kept them party games agree, partially its their change from 3rd point perspective to first person. | ||
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deth2munkies
United States4051 Posts
On June 23 2014 01:31 -Archangel- wrote: Elder scrolls is from another company. BG was done by Bioware. BG was Black Isle, most of whom are now at Obsidian. Elder Scrolls is Bethseda. | ||
LightningStrike
United States14277 Posts
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Irratonalys
Germany902 Posts
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LightningStrike
United States14277 Posts
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-Archangel-
Croatia7457 Posts
On June 23 2014 05:19 deth2munkies wrote: BG was Black Isle, most of whom are now at Obsidian. Elder Scrolls is Bethseda. Nope, Black Isle were publishers. Bioware were developers. | ||
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On June 22 2014 22:33 sabas123 wrote: So I just got both baldurs gate EE, should i start with 1 or 2? also should I do mods and stuff or is vanilla good? Vanilla is good. Start with the first. If you can't play with it (i know i had trouble liking BG1 and it was hard to finish) don't worry. The second one is one of the most AWESOME RPG of all times. Also to play BG2 you only have to know the ending of BG1. You don't need all the back story. But try to finish BG1. It still is a good game | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10940 Posts
In BG2 your party is actually bantering/talking with you and between each other. Due to the higher starting level BG2 is also more forgiving and you don't get instagibbed by a Gnoll or Wolve just because you had an unlucky roll (spells are a diffrent story). Your also not as likely to run into enemies you can't beat and there are not as many "pointless" areas, in BG1 you find yourself often just travelling thru maps that don't have much Content aside from just being "in the way"... If you travel too far you are also likely to walk into tough enemies that just kill you. Some people like that, i personally didn't and in BG2 there are next to no maps like that (about 2 iirc) and you never run into enemies that you can't beat (aside from some extra tough optional "bosses"). The main thing that makes BG2 clearly better is simply the start: BG1 --> Your a bit lost in the beginning and only get some pointer to a mine in the south and imho this felt a little forced to me... I just witnessed Gorion die and the first thing i should do is clear some mine? Wat? BG2 --> Imoen gets abduceted, you need money, Athkathla lies before you with tons of quests you can chose to do. Every Area you enter is filled with small and big quests that "jump you"... You barely ever find yourself wandering around being unsure what to do. BG1 is still an amazing game, but its clearly not as polished as BG2. | ||
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TaShadan
Germany1981 Posts
On June 23 2014 07:26 -Archangel- wrote: Nope, Black Isle were publishers. Bioware were developers. Yes Bioware was the developer and Interplay was the publisher. Black Isle Studios were part of Interplay and assisted Bioware (i have no clue what they did exactly though). | ||
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-Archangel-
Croatia7457 Posts
On June 24 2014 09:21 TaShadan wrote: Yes Bioware was the developer and Interplay was the publisher. Black Isle Studios were part of Interplay and assisted Bioware (i have no clue what they did exactly though). Black Isle was publishing for BG. They were part of Interplay, in charge for RPG games. Interplay did more than RPG. | ||
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JacobShock
Denmark2485 Posts
On June 23 2014 21:58 Velr wrote: BG1 and BG2 are very similar from a gameplay perspective BUT BG2 has just way more stuff going on and less "filler" content. In BG2 your party is actually bantering/talking with you and between each other. Due to the higher starting level BG2 is also more forgiving and you don't get instagibbed by a Gnoll or Wolve just because you had an unlucky roll (spells are a diffrent story). Your also not as likely to run into enemies you can't beat and there are not as many "pointless" areas, in BG1 you find yourself often just travelling thru maps that don't have much Content aside from just being "in the way"... If you travel too far you are also likely to walk into tough enemies that just kill you. Some people like that, i personally didn't and in BG2 there are next to no maps like that (about 2 iirc) and you never run into enemies that you can't beat (aside from some extra tough optional "bosses"). The main thing that makes BG2 clearly better is simply the start: BG1 --> Your a bit lost in the beginning and only get some pointer to a mine in the south and imho this felt a little forced to me... I just witnessed Gorion die and the first thing i should do is clear some mine? Wat? BG2 --> Imoen gets abduceted, you need money, Athkathla lies before you with tons of quests you can chose to do. Every Area you enter is filled with small and big quests that "jump you"... You barely ever find yourself wandering around being unsure what to do. BG1 is still an amazing game, but its clearly not as polished as BG2. I agree on all points. The only thing I think BG1 does better is it gives you a sense of exploration, which is probably do to the fact that the game map in general is more open. | ||
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