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Would appreciate some opinions

Discussion in 'BG2: Shadows of Amn (Classic)' started by Badger, Nov 18, 2000.

  1. Badger Gems: 1/31
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    [​IMG] Hey everyone...anyway, i just got through the game with a monk and was wondering if anyone had an opinion on which Character Class I should now use...Ive went about 3/4 of the way through with a paladin, got pretty bored with the alignment constraints (who wants ta be nice all the way through? :) and finished once already with a cleric/mage dual....So far im considering a Bard or thief (probably swashbuckler or skald) and was wondering if anyone happened to have an opinion, through personal experience or whatever on which would be more enjoyable...I know RPG's and especially BG2 are subjective but still....I would greatly appreciate any advice anyone would have...man, thats a long ass post :) sorry
     
    Badger, Nov 18, 2000
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    I am thinking of going through the game with a Sorcerer after I finish it with Phycho Bob the fighter, I call all my characters Phycho Bob, dunno why.
    The Sorcerer looks interesting.
     
    Septic Yogurt, Nov 19, 2000
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    A chaotic Neutral Fighter lvl. 9 dual classed to an assasin, lots of hide in shadows and find traps, Grandmaster profincy (what ever) in long swords dual wielding!
     
    Nightal, Nov 19, 2000
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    I'm going to go through with a Half-Orc. That class is new to the game and it's be a shame if no body used it.

    Plus they have bonus to strength, and you can start at 19.
     
    Beorn, Nov 19, 2000
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    Stalker anybody ????
     
    Sir Phapylon, Nov 19, 2000
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    Half Orc Barbarian would be fun, unstoppable.
     
    Septic Yogurt, Nov 19, 2000
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