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View Full Version : POLL: Most Appealing Kit
Wingfoot Thu, 3rd Aug '00, 1:41am what kit looks to be the most useful, or which is your favorite:
i really like the Archer, that seems to be the best. of course that is just my opion.
The Fat Egg Thu, 3rd Aug '00, 3:47am I agree.
Voltric Thu, 3rd Aug '00, 3:32pm I like the Cavalier, Archer and the kensai. The Cavalier and Archer just have cool abilities and fighting advantages. How the Cavalier will work is a question without mounts in BG2. The weapon specialist just give a nice new slant to fighter. I really liked Oriential Adventures back in the day. I also like the Berserker but only the one in the Viking handbook not the one in the fighter's handbook. But no Mage kits, that is kind of a shame. I think they would be interesting. What your opinion?
[This message has been edited by Voltric (edited August 03, 2000).]
Wingfoot Fri, 4th Aug '00, 4:36am yeah, mage kits could be cool, not sure how a kit for a mage would work
Specialists mages in BG2 seem the same as BG and IWD. not sure if those rules listed on the Kit page apply to BG and IWD. like +15% to learn spell within school, -15% when not in school.
Gunthar Fri, 4th Aug '00, 5:32am I like the fighter kits because they add some well needed diversity to fighters, who generaly were all alike.
Mox Fri, 18th Aug '00, 7:09am yep, i like the fighter kits too, and maybe also the paladin kits.
sminnis Sat, 19th Aug '00, 6:29am Ah, kits. I can't wait to play BGII with one of those interesting kits! Frankly, I can't see why anyone would import their BGI character when all these interesting role-playing options are available.
Having decided that I will definitely play a kit character with it, I'm torn on which kit. After reading all the descriptions, I've narrowed it down to the fab four: archer, shapeshifter, kensai, skald. I've never played either a druid or a bard as my main character before, so I'll probably to with shapeshifter or skald.
I'd like to hope I could play them all eventually, but from what I'm reading about the size of the game (friggin' huge), it sounds like once you've decided on a character, you'll be stuck with it for a loooooong time. This, of course, makes the decision even that much more difficult.
hooligan_inc Sat, 19th Aug '00, 3:33pm Kits?
Well, This season's Rangers kit is nice, Italy have a great design, Liverpool's is sh** as usual, and Chelsea haven't changed it.
sminnis Sun, 20th Aug '00, 4:19am Ya know, it seems like every post hooligan_inc puts up is more about footy than about RPGs. Now, I'm a fan myself (Arsenal, and proud of it!), so this has been relatively amusing so far. But it's really starting to get a little dry. You can't tell me there aren't about a zillion internet posterboards devoted to your favorite topic where the other participants might actually give a damn.
Hat's off, though, for the "Rangers" pun. I vaguely recall hearing about some minor league basketball team called the Paladins once. And of course, let's not forget the noble and storied history of the Kansas City Wizards!
hooligan_inc Sun, 20th Aug '00, 2:13pm Yeah, hooligan_inc is an idiot.
[This message has been edited by hooligan_inc (edited August 20, 2000).]
sminnis Thu, 24th Aug '00, 5:45am Cantona?! I knew that was you hiding behind that witty username! I don't know what the FA would do without you (not to mention Keller).
Da Punisher Wed, 30th Aug '00, 7:54pm I think I'll be a Barbarian, a Wizardslayer or a cavalier.
-Cavaliers are esspecialy usefull against the nasty dragons we'll encounter and the even nastier (If at all possible!) vampires!
(If those are under "demonic creatures)
-A Wizardslayer will be extremely usefull against the wizards (duh) and the djinni's and dragons and all spell-using creatures.
-The Barbarian (Esspecialy the half-orc variant!) will be extremely powerful against probably anyone,
but no one in particular, but they can kick serious butts, just keep 'em in mind...!
hooligan_inc Wed, 6th Sep '00, 9:05pm Wizardslayer sounds cool
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