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  1. How many copies of the BG series do you own?99 votes
    1. 1
        3.03%
    2. 2
      19.19%
    3. 3
      28.28%
    4. 4
      17.17%
    5. 5
      13.13%
    6. 6
        2.02%
    7. 7
        4.04%
    8. more!
        7.07%
    9. OTHER (curse you for choosing "OTHER" :p)
        6.06%
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  • RavenslightRavenslight Member Posts: 1,609
    If you mean totally different versions, then I would guess 5. However, it must be at least double that if one is counting more than one copy of a version. They make excellent gifts!
  • BlackravenBlackraven Member Posts: 3,486
    edited October 2014
    - must have the CDs somewhere (boxed separate),
    - two digital versions of the vanilla game (GOG),
    - bought the BG:EE Steam version when it released
    - and about five minutes ago I became the proud owner of digital copies of BG:EE and BG2:EE via GOG

    I prefer GOG over Steam especially for modding purposes.
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  • SeldarSeldar Member Posts: 438
    edited October 2014
    I have the DVD of BG1, with a nice picture on it, very rare it seems ... It was a gift with my first computer, I didnt know yet how I was lucky :D Tales of the Sword Coast on another one
    The Boxed Version, 5 cds if I'm right.
    and the Enhanced.
  • MERLANCEMERLANCE Member Posts: 421
    Original boxed versions.

    Digital versions from the Gamestop app (it came in a bundle with a bunch of other games)

    Enhanced Editions through Beamdog.

    Same goes for Icewind Dale.

    I think Ill pick them all up on Steam too during the winter sale, Redundancy ftw!
  • FinneousPJFinneousPJ Member Posts: 6,455
    I think I have 2 but it might be more.
  • NimranNimran Member Posts: 4,875
    Steam, Beamdog, and box.
  • deltagodeltago Member Posts: 7,811
    Ok. I bought BG twice. Once in the original box with he 5 CDs, map and manuals wbut never bought totsc.

    I bought bg2 three times. First time when it was first released. A second time was the one that came with the soundtrack, once the discs were scratched beyond repair. Those CDs again got scratched and crashed to desktop every time I attempted to go into he thieves guild. I bought Throne of Bhaal separately as well. Then of course the EEs.

    So 2.5 times
  • GKL206GKL206 Member Posts: 75
    I think it's five.
    BG1 & TosTC as big boxes, 5dcs & 1
    SoA & ToB together as 2 DVDs
    Four in 1 box set when I fancied playing again and couldn't bear all the disc swapping.
    EE from Steam initially, then I bought a copy from Beamdog intending to mod that one while keeping the Steam as a vanilla fallback.
    1 digital SoA from Beamdog rather than Steam.
  • SouthpawSouthpaw Member Posts: 2,026
    - Boxed originals 1+2 from years and years back. And in German language, coo! (1)
    - Beamdog EE version. (2)

    = 2x the series, or 4x a game.
  • HerrderGezeitenHerrderGezeiten Member Posts: 139
    Hm,.. hard to tell i can`t remember the first copys
    the last 3 i remember (x+1, x+2, x+3) :

    infinity engine game Set (Baldur`s Gate, Icewind Dale, Elemental Evil and Placescape)

    then Beamdog

    and then Steam

    i think between 5-7 in total.
  • GemHoundGemHound Member Posts: 801
    edited October 2014
    I have lots of the Forgotten Realms games. :D

    Baldurs gate 1 + 2 - 4
    - Boxed originals(without TotSC) - A BG 1 map file became corrupted after like 6 years
    - GamersGate digital editions, forgot my username
    - GOG original version
    - Beamdog EE version

    Icewind Dale - 2
    - GOG original version
    - Beamdog EE version

    Icewind Dale 2 - 2
    - Boxed disc
    - GOG digital

    Planescape Torment - 2
    - Boxed disc
    - GOG digital

    Neverwinter Nights 1 + 2 - 3
    - Boxed discs separate
    - GOG digital separate
    - Gamersgate digital combined
  • GemHoundGemHound Member Posts: 801
    edited October 2014
    @Dee If you count what I have bought, not what I kept, I had 7-8 EE's, 4 GOGs, 2 Original BG 1 + 2... The rest are basically the same.
  • kcwisekcwise Member Posts: 2,287
    1. boxed versions of the Mac ports of the original BG1 and BG2 + expansions

    2. I bought one of the GOG D&D bundles shortly before the EEs were unveiled which included BG 1 & 2 plus expansions

    3. Purchased BGEE and BG2EE from Beamdog
    I also have Icewind Dale (twice), IWD HoW, IWD 2, and Planescape (twice).

    @typo_tilly Neat topic idea!
  • CrevsDaakCrevsDaak Member Posts: 7,155
    What's this Baldur's Gate game? Never heard about it before.
  • CrevsDaakCrevsDaak Member Posts: 7,155
    I have both EEs on Beamdog and the originals from GoG besides both IWD and PS:T from GoG. I think the 5-CD version of the original BG1 for Macintosh might somewhere in my house… that if nobody trashed it,
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  • sirthaddaeussirthaddaeus Member Posts: 41
    bg1 - original 5 cd and tales expansion, 3 cd original saga, gog, and EE.
    bg2 - collectors edition of SOA, SOA/TOB the collection, gog and EE
    iwd - ultimate collection, gog

    as you can tell i really love bg1, i think i have a burnt copy of bg1 floating around in storage some where as well.
  • Eadwyn_G8keeperEadwyn_G8keeper Member Posts: 541
    BGII Vanilla and 2 GOG -Complete. Planning to purchase the EE series as a Christmas present for self and a Nephew.
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