Confession: I sell every pair of Boots of Speed, (Paws of the Cheetah?), I can get my hands on.
Wat?
I don't believe you Either you're a monk, or a barbarian, or ... you wear the Senses of Cat or the Worn Whispers, just like I do ^~^
'Tis true, I swear! I hate running all about the screen, setting off every trap. I feel like I'm fast-forwarding through the game, and I like to savor the experience. It's one of the reasons I rarely play monks or barbarians.
Confession: I sell every pair of Boots of Speed, (Paws of the Cheetah?), I can get my hands on.
In my last BG2:EE playthrough I did the same, but I kept the Grandmaster Armor+6, the other types of boots are much better unless you are playing solo & ranged.
Confession: I uninstalled BGEE and went back to plain ol' Baldur's Gate Tutu, because none of the features in EE impressed me, neither did the new characters, and it didn't have some of my favorite mods.
Confession: I wish I could swap out Imoen's single line "my blade will cut ya down to size!" because for me, she's always an archer.
Confession: I always wait to do ToTSC until after escaping Candlekeep in Chapter 5. This is because it seems likely the party would want to lay low for a while until they can break into Baldur's Gate for Sarevok's crowning, and what better place to do so than a small town nobody's heard of/Durlag's Tower of Death and Despair?
Addendum Confession: This usually means I skip Werewolf Island, because that requires going into Baldur's Gate anyway.
Confession: There was a time when I didn't know that beholder was not only type of a monster, but also an actual English word. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" made me believe that English speaking world is rather fond of fantasy (also, WHAT. Why would you let it judge standards of human beauty? Why beholders, of all creatures?!). Confession: For some reason, I mix up halflings and tieflings all the time.
Confession: There was a time when I didn't know that beholder was not only type of a monster, but also an actual English word. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" made me believe that English speaking world is rather fond of fantasy (also, WHAT. Why would you let it judge standards of human beauty? Why beholders, of all creatures?!).
I am not alone..! I still think of the monsters every time I hear that phrase...
Confession: I absolutely hate it when someone compares Hexxat, or any vampire for that matter, to vampires from the book series, Twilight. I mean, seriously, there are other vampire books out there. Like, you know, Dracula by Bram Stoker.
Confession: If I were to compare Hexxat to a vampire it would probably be Serena from the Dawnguard DLC from Skyrim. At any rate, I like both Hexxat and Serena equally.
Confession: I no longer have a reason to dual-class Sarevok into a thief because of Hexxat. Besides, Hexxat is the superior thief, and can do anything that Sarevok can do better. If he was dual-classed into a thief.
Confession: I made 4586 Visits in the forum. Confession: I joined the forum in November 2012 wich is 577 days ago. Confession: 4546/577=7,88 visits each day Confession: I always have at least a forum page opened... but I have a PC at work, a PC (well... let's say 2 pc) at home, a tablet and an iPhone.... Confession: I have no idea how to match all this information... But surely a more accurate value should be: "Visit 1" "First time logged in: November 2012" "Last time logged out: never happened"
@Sjerrie - Precisely, which Hexxat does not sparkle. However, when she enters sunlight without the Cloak of Dragomir on, she does start to burn. Rather like Angel or Spike in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer series, or Angel series.
Confession: . . . Is it bad that I can think of more things to compare Hexxat too than that steaming piece of crap book that has sparkly vampires in it?
Confession: Sometimes when I play my half-elven Cleric/Mage, I head-canon the cleric part into Feywarden of Corellon.
Confession: I absolutely hate it when someone compares Hexxat, or any vampire for that matter, to vampires from the book series, Twilight. I mean, seriously, there are other vampire books out there. Like, you know, Dracula by Bram Stoker.
Only because Dracula is probably the best book about Vampires ever written while Twilight is dishonor to the genre, and I am being generous with by saying that.
@Sjerrie - Precisely, which Hexxat does not sparkle. However, when she enters sunlight without the Cloak of Dragomir on, she does start to burn. Rather like Angel or Spike in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer series, or Angel series.
AD&D Vampires burn with the sun, while Dracula, in the book,
never gets exposed to the sun, nor Lucy does either and Mina does not completely turns into a Vampire.
According to both real life lore (eastern Europe countries and all of the tales, myths and the liking in which Dracula and D&D Vampires are based) and AD&D, there are several types of vampirism. Some of them being more vulnerable to loosing their energetic-negativity while standing in the sun than others.
Confession: . . . Is it bad that I can think of more things to compare Hexxat too than that steaming piece of crap book that has sparkly vampires in it?
Surely that would be a good thing?
Just like if somebody says "political fantasy" and you can think of more things than Game of Thrones. It shows that you've actually done real reading in the genre, and not just followed the trend of the month.
Confession: I think Jaheira is useless. No offense to anyone who likes Jaheira.
A multiclass Fighter with Iron Skins, Insect Plague, Regeneration, & Nature's Beauty? Far from useless, if you ask me. Jaheira turns into an absolute monster. Plus she's pretty handy in a fight :P
Confession: I think Jaheira is useless. No offense to anyone who likes Jaheira.
A multiclass Fighter with Iron Skins, Insect Plague, Regeneration, & Nature's Beauty? Far from useless, if you ask me. Jaheira turns into an absolute monster. Plus she's pretty handy in a fight :P
ROFL! I was going to say that's she a beast too, even outside battle, haha.
Confession: I don't like the Jaheira romance, and not just because of its complexity; as Sjerrie said, she gets over Khalid a little too fast and moves right onto her ward/adoptive son/whatever, which creeps me out.
Addendum Confession: I also subconsciously blame her romance for us ladies getting stuck with Anomen, because the developers spent so much time on hers they couldn't finish the females romances. Thus we got shafted (and not in a good way).
Confession: whenever I'm at work and I get into the swing of things and co-workers start interrupting me I like to fantasize about putting on my best Edwin voice and shouting "What is is now!!"
Confession: I think the Jaheira romance should have never been made. Why? Well, there's barely any mention of Khalid after finding his corpse, one nightmare, and then like one love talk. Heck, at times it feels like Jaheira was never really married to Khalid at all. Then there's the fact that she moves on so very quickly. It just doesn't make sense. Anyone that mentions Abdel Adrian as an answer to this shall...most likely die a horrible death for Abdel Adrian is a fayul(fail) character.
Confession: I might have said this somewhere, but I like Khalid.
Confession: I'll admit it, when it comes to multi-class characters, Jaheira is the best.
Confession: I still miss Kivan. *cry uncontrollably!*
Confession: I take a certain perverted pleasure in using the worst kinds of cheese (trap spam, drawing out technique, polymorphing Firkraag into a squirrel, etc.) for the lulz.
Confession: I prefer Jaheira to the other romances in BG2, even though I agree she gets over Khalid's death real fast and shouldn't be hitting on her old friend's young son.
Confession: My explanation for Jaheira is that in truth she is power hungry and engineered much of what happened. Who do you think tipped of Sarevok that CHARNAME and Gorion were travelling to the FAI that night? And then there is an assassin conveniently waiting for you at the very location you are to meet her. An assassin that knows your name and what you look like... Then she mercilessly pushes you to go to Nashkel where you meet yet another assassin waiting for you, not to mention that it is her intention that you delve into the mines long before you are properly prepared in order to kill you off. Of course she would never do the deed herself, but to arrange for the circumstances would be just fine in the name of "balance".
Once CHARNAME increases in power though her plans change and she wants a piece of that power. Khalid is now an inconvenient obstacle to seducing CHARNAME and she arranges for his death. It is no surprise to me that she so casually sets him aside for CHARNAME.
Once CHARNAME increases in power though her plans change and she wants a piece of that power. Khalid is now an inconvenient obstacle to seducing CHARNAME and she arranges for his death. It is no surprise to me that she so casually sets him aside for CHARNAME.
AND THATS WHY SHE HATES ARIE SO MUCH! Mind=blown :P
Confession: While playing, I often find myself talking to the characters, usually yelling at them if they keep failing to hit/failing to detect traps/failing in general.
Confession: While playing, I often find myself talking to the characters, usually yelling at them if they keep failing to hit/failing to detect traps/failing in general.
Confession: While playing, I often find myself talking to the characters, usually yelling at them if they keep failing to hit/failing to detect traps/failing in general.
In Black Pits 1, I actually had nicknames for my characters.
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Confession: I wish I could swap out Imoen's single line "my blade will cut ya down to size!" because for me, she's always an archer.
Confession: I always wait to do ToTSC until after escaping Candlekeep in Chapter 5. This is because it seems likely the party would want to lay low for a while until they can break into Baldur's Gate for Sarevok's crowning, and what better place to do so than a small town nobody's heard of/Durlag's Tower of Death and Despair?
Addendum Confession: This usually means I skip Werewolf Island, because that requires going into Baldur's Gate anyway.
Confession: For some reason, I mix up halflings and tieflings all the time.
(Right now I can't remember where I left Viconia, because I haven't played in a few days...)
Confession: If I were to compare Hexxat to a vampire it would probably be Serena from the Dawnguard DLC from Skyrim. At any rate, I like both Hexxat and Serena equally.
Confession: I no longer have a reason to dual-class Sarevok into a thief because of Hexxat. Besides, Hexxat is the superior thief, and can do anything that Sarevok can do better. If he was dual-classed into a thief.
/confessionrantoff
Confession: I joined the forum in November 2012 wich is 577 days ago.
Confession: 4546/577=7,88 visits each day
Confession: I always have at least a forum page opened... but I have a PC at work, a PC (well... let's say 2 pc) at home, a tablet and an iPhone....
Confession: I have no idea how to match all this information... But surely a more accurate value should be: "Visit 1" "First time logged in: November 2012" "Last time logged out: never happened"
Confession: . . . Is it bad that I can think of more things to compare Hexxat too than that steaming piece of crap book that has sparkly vampires in it?
Confession: Sometimes when I play my half-elven Cleric/Mage, I head-canon the cleric part into Feywarden of Corellon.
/confessionrantoffagainhopefully
According to both real life lore (eastern Europe countries and all of the tales, myths and the liking in which Dracula and D&D Vampires are based) and AD&D, there are several types of vampirism. Some of them being more vulnerable to loosing their energetic-negativity while standing in the sun than others.
Just like if somebody says "political fantasy" and you can think of more things than Game of Thrones. It shows that you've actually done real reading in the genre, and not just followed the trend of the month.
Confession: I think Jaheira is useless. No offense to anyone who likes Jaheira.
Jaheira turns into an absolute monster. Plus she's pretty handy in a fight :P
Confession: I still think she moved on from Khalid a little quickly.
Addendum Confession: I also subconsciously blame her romance for us ladies getting stuck with Anomen, because the developers spent so much time on hers they couldn't finish the females romances. Thus we got shafted (and not in a good way).
Confession: I might have said this somewhere, but I like Khalid.
Confession: I'll admit it, when it comes to multi-class characters, Jaheira is the best.
Confession: I still miss Kivan. *cry uncontrollably!*
Confession: I prefer Jaheira to the other romances in BG2, even though I agree she gets over Khalid's death real fast and shouldn't be hitting on her old friend's young son.
Once CHARNAME increases in power though her plans change and she wants a piece of that power. Khalid is now an inconvenient obstacle to seducing CHARNAME and she arranges for his death. It is no surprise to me that she so casually sets him aside for CHARNAME.
Confession: I didn't know that the endboss in Watcher's Keep is Demogorgon till I read about it online.
Confession: I skip the Watcher's Keep, Durlag's Tower and the Sahuagin City on almost every playthrough.
Confession: I like to cheat my way through the Underdark to have it be over quickly. (Kinda appropriate, if you think about it :P )
Confession: I never finished a playthrough with a male protagonist.