The Mystery of Boo
JoeWalker
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I've been playing BG for a long time now and the release of BG EE was awesome news to say the least, but there is one thing that always puzzled me in the original... Boo.
Does Boo have any other purpose other than taking up what could be a useful quick item slot in Minsc's inventory? Maybe in the enhanced edition Boo could become like a magical item that dissolves Sarevok with a single click?
Could someone please let me know what they think about Boo? Also, if anyone has discovered a purpose for the space hamster besides absolutely nothing could you let me know
Thanks
Does Boo have any other purpose other than taking up what could be a useful quick item slot in Minsc's inventory? Maybe in the enhanced edition Boo could become like a magical item that dissolves Sarevok with a single click?
Could someone please let me know what they think about Boo? Also, if anyone has discovered a purpose for the space hamster besides absolutely nothing could you let me know
Thanks
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It's glorious!
"fear me evil. I have an ARMY of HAMSTERS AT MY DISPOSAL!"
But ya, Boo is just and always will be just a tool for characterizing Minsc.
Ah well, thanks for the clarification
I might research making a mod or something strictly for turning Boo into a highly explosive grenade of returning or something - that might give Minsc the edge he needs
And, do you think that this new Dorn guy would work well instead of Yeslick or Minsc? Or is Dorn too evil in a good party? Like I read that if you get too many good rep points evil characters turn on you.
http://forum.baldursgate.com/discussion/4494/dual-classing
This thread does a better job than I can. But basically...let's say you have Imoen at level 6 thief and then you dual-class her. You keep her HP, but then you lose everything else of her level. She basically becomes a Level 1...we'll go with mage since that's the popular thing to do with her (and what happens anyone in BG2). Once you make your way to a level 7 mage...you get your thief skills back, plus what you have as a mage. And that is the payoff.
However that is why you need another thief in your party while you're doing that.
As for Dorn, well...evil characters never really work out with good ones. They always end up fighting and eventually there is the potential that they will fight each other to the death. So far I have a very bizarre party in my game with all three new characters plus Imoen. I'm watching to see what happens. My reputation is average so far. And he hasn't whined yet. Dorn does seem to exercise the possibility of changing his tune, but maybe that's just me reading into his voice and dialog too much. I haven't gotten through the quest.
If you are concerned about evil characters in an otherwise good party, I have learned today that if you remove them from your party and re-add them that this lowers your reputation by 2 each time you do that. So that might help you from having the fellow butcher your group in their sleep.
I understand - Yeah I remember Imoen being quite good in BG2, I'll definitely give it a try this run through
As for Dorn, well I'll just have to kill some peasants every now and again