"If Baldur's gate was Mass Effect..." ...it would have ended with the option to (1) kill Aerie and all elves in order to destroy Melissan, (2) become Melissan, or (3) jump into a giant beam… (View Post)

In other words, they're all flawed, which is what makes them interesting :) A quick note on Aerie, even though she's not my preferred npc: I consult on disability advocacy for a living, so I can assu… (View Post)

If I'm playing good, I always just RP my character as horribly conflicted - he wants to rescue Imoen right away, but he knows she's not in immediate danger and there are people all around him whose l… (View Post)

There are much worse enemies on this list, but I HATE vampires. I don't typically like vampires and werewolves in D&D to begin with (in my mind: what are these classic horror characters doing in … (View Post)

Interactions between vanilla NPCs and new NPCs, however, is possible (and will be a feature of BG2:EE). Basically, old content can't be altered heavy-handedly, but can be added upon as it relates to … (View Post)