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Shadowdancer backstab multiplier changed on import

jemy000jemy000 Member Posts: 40
edited February 2014 in Not An Issue
I was finally ready to move on to BG2 and excited to play with my Shadowdancer... it didn't last long. First, his picture and voice set aren't options in BG2. wtf. Well that sucks, but I'll pick new ones and move on. Then I load up the game and the first time I backstab it does x3 damage. I open the character sheet and sure enough, his multiplier has mysteriously increased from x2 to x3. I guess I can make a new Shadowdancer and use the console to give him the right XP, gear, etc, but starting a game shouldn't be this hard.
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  • CrevsDaakCrevsDaak Member Posts: 7,155
    it's different; in BG:EE the Shadowdancer's backstab progression chart is messed, so it will increase for BG2:EE, where it is correct, the voice sets and portrait were already reported :)
    @Illydth not an issue.
  • jemy000jemy000 Member Posts: 40
    Huh. So my character was actually nerfed for most of BG1. I guess I'll enjoy the giant backstabs every round then. Thanks for the info.
  • SkaffenSkaffen Member Posts: 709
    I think you deserve a medal for complaining that your character is over- and not underpowered :)
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