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Exploit using Restoration when playing multiplayer

MrSextonMrSexton Member Posts: 396
in Original BG2 Bugs
If you go to a temple an have a member of the temple cast "Restoration" on one player, all the players are healed. However, the targeted player becomes fatigued as he/she should. This bug only happens with "Restoration". /J

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  • xxxsmb1987xxxxxxsmb1987xxx Member Posts: 280
    I have never experienced that bug?
  • xxxsmb1987xxxxxxsmb1987xxx Member Posts: 280
    Wait nevermind sorry I havent played the multiplayer maybe you should post this in the bugs forum?
  • BjjorickBjjorick Member Posts: 1,208
    this happens for me on bgt on singleplayer, so that might help track down the bug?
  • KyzarinKyzarin Member Posts: 21
    Perhaps the "Greater Restoration" spell is cast? I know that the first time I cast Greater Restoration with my cleric, I was a bit surprised that it affected the entire party, removing level drain and fully healing them, making it a very powerful spell. I think this is by design.

    As to temples, I'm not sure whether it's the Greater Restoration spell mechanic or a bug. I rarely used temples in BG2, so I can't say how it worked.
  • bbearbbear Member Posts: 1,180
    I notice the same thing with the restoration spell from Hindo's Doom katana. It must be the mechanic of the Greater Restoration spell.
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