simple cure for restartitis
Ygramul
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There is a simple cure for restartitis:
- don't adjust (+/-) ability scores at character generation (i.e. your character *will* have flaws; re-roll if you must, just don't adjust)
- play no-reload (preferably with SCS AI)
Every run will keep you at the edge of your seat.
(And you *will* restart many times due to death.)
When (if!) you ever finish, you will feel two inches taller.
[I recently finished BGEE for the first time -- and moved on to BG2EE with my Fighter/Mage. It was my 8th attempt with EE version. The satisfaction is incomparable!]
- don't adjust (+/-) ability scores at character generation (i.e. your character *will* have flaws; re-roll if you must, just don't adjust)
- play no-reload (preferably with SCS AI)
Every run will keep you at the edge of your seat.
(And you *will* restart many times due to death.)
When (if!) you ever finish, you will feel two inches taller.
[I recently finished BGEE for the first time -- and moved on to BG2EE with my Fighter/Mage. It was my 8th attempt with EE version. The satisfaction is incomparable!]
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We have some serious cases here!
Incidentally, I'm not sure whether or not I count as having restartitis; I guess it's a matter of definitions. On the one hand, I roll up far more characters than I have time to play, and store them if I reckon they'll be good to play ... but on the other hand, when I actually get around to taking one out of storage and playing, I take it right through from start-BG1 to end-BG2. Is that restartitis, because I'm always rolling up a new character? Or not restartitis, because I do actually get the game finished once I've got one going? I'm not sure which way to count it.