Baldurs Gate 2

just grabbed this game again, never finished it the first time round.

could anyone recommend me any mods for this that they have personally found to be extremely epic?

so far i got one to get rid of the first dungeon because that place sucks arse after the 10,000th time. and i'm considering that tactics mod to make it a bit more challenging.

anything else i should try?

Ahh yes Baldurs gate 2 one of the greatest games I have played as a child with my friend Kyle who had freckles and was pretty weird! Ah yesss he had alot of knex where am I going with this?

Its cooler on co-op although Ive never seen any mods for it but im sure alot of people here know of some.

so now we have famous chess players aswell as guitarists...

this place is getting creepy.

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Originally Posted by BGLamb

In case you haven't played it, can I just say the words 'Planescape Torment'.

Easily the best game to come out with the old BG engine, and one of the best games to come out in the world, ever, amen.

Not exaclty a mod, but, y'know. It's good. So, like, play it again y'all.

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Yep... he has a point there... it was probally the best game to come out with the old BG engine, and quite the oddest/funniest set of chars...

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Originally Posted by Stabkiller0

Not really it's a pretty terrible game that is game when you play it because the combat is extremely poor and anything involving more than clicking dialogue trees is a pain in the ***(terrible interface design). Baldur's Gate 2 is for people who want to have the cake and eat it too while PS:T well you get the idea....It's got an unbelievablly good story at most though it's really just a book...

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STOP TALKING!

Planescape Torment is the most amazing example of interactive storytelling that exists. Enourmous depths of the most exciting and moving story are buried in this game. It was only on my 3rd or 4th play that I even understood some of the deeper background.

The whole universe of Torment is constantly shifting sea of moral diversity, with the idea of belief itself changing the physical world running throughout.

The joy of slowly uncovering your characters past, and realising that it goes back a lot further than you could possibly have thought, and is filled with great deeds and incredible evils is, in my opinion, the greatest peice of entertainment on the PC.

PLAY IT.


PS: Did anyone else hang on to that gold orb (that Pharod makes you get) all the way until the end where you find out what it really is?