No importing from IWD1

Not that big a deal to me, I guess it might be nice to be able to import an IWD party and play in Heart of Fury mode, but I'll be wanting to make a new party with the new subraces and kits. Importing into BG2 wasn't that big a deal as you only reach levels 7-9 in BG1/TotSC.

 

Not that big a deal, especially with all the new kits and races. An evil party made out of mercenaries, drow and human, a duergar cleric... Finally, a drow!

 

I'm VERY excited about starting at Level 1. Think about this....the game must be huge indeed if it has all of the spells + from IWD/HOW/TOTM! I find that starting at level 1 makes the game much more exciting. I allways love finding that 1st +1 londsword.

 

Totally agree. Some of these spells sound awesome, as do the new classes, etc. Whats the deal with this Paladin subclass?

 

I think you would almost have to start at level one since where going to be deal with goblins at the beginning (not exactly the most powerful beings in all of Ferrun). Just like the original IWD. I wonder how many new classes there will be in total?

 

We will probably enjoy many, many more hours of AD&D hack & slash, so level ups will not be few in this game .

 

I can't wait to make a nice drow spellsword type character. I hope they include NPCs in IWD2, hopefully they will be computer controlled as well.

 

There will be no NPC's in IWD2, you will have to make the whole team your self...

I kind of like it that way

The reason they gave for not beeing able to import from IWD is that the story in IWD 2 takes place about a hundred years before you walkid into Kuldahar the first time

 

Turambar:

[This message has been edited by Wildfire (edited February 06, 2002).]

 

I agree with BTA. There wasn't, at least for me, that level of attachment to my party that there was in BG. I found myself scrapping most of my party and remaking it just to play HOW/TotLM, so I defiantely won't mind starting fresh with a new party, especially with all the options for character creation they're allowing this time around. I am tossing around the idea of making a character or two related or assocaited with my favorite characters from IWD. Would seem a nice fit for a second generation sequal, don't you think?

 

I like that:...makeing a new party ...love create new chars and a Background Storys.
Sometimes such as funny as the game itself.

Making a Char that heard that his Gran-Gran-Granma or Gran-Gran-Granpa was one of the Heroes who Beat Bel., would add more deep for me in this Char...

Btw. all the new Kits would rulez a party !!

 

Wildfire

Yeah I just saw it, looks like I need new glasses.....and a good big cup of

[This message has been edited by Turambar (edited February 07, 2002).]

 

Would of been nice to import our characters and let'em grow to like lvl. 50!!! then use em in player vs. player brawls

 

Really doesnt matter to me, I dont have the first one lol. Even if I did, im sure i would start over again with a brand new race and class.

 

Understand that level 2 is much more fun than level 50.

 

I think that it will be more fun having a level 1 character and leveling him up to high levels in one game, as they are doing, instead of starting off high. Either way, as the game is only 40-50 hours long AFAIK, that means that there will certainly be lots of enemies for us to kill .

 

Starting out at level is much more fun. I like finding magic items to be exciting, not just "oh another +3 longsword to add to my collection of 30."

 

You should be able to transfer some of your demihuman race characters.Don't elves and dwarves live hundreds of years. That being true than you must 'assume'(how I hate that word) that your boys/girls are toast(dwarf fell down a shaft and elf perished archery misfire)... It would be kind of cool if your dwarf could recant tales of adventuring about Joe the Fighter. "Never met a human I liked more than Joe.(drink). We killed more evil bastards than a goblin has fathers. Those were the days." (drink)

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