<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Lady Blue03:

babe you are in for one hell of a long game! i tried that and i quit half way through BG1 and imported into BG2...but of course ive played BG1 like 5 times through.<hr></blockquote>

I've done it with a Paladin before changed to a Cavalier for SoA/ToB. Currently in Chapter Three in SoA as a Ranger - IMHO doing it this way is far more rewarding, but you're right it is ALOT longer [img]smile.gif[/img]

<font color="cyan">Yep...I'm doing it now with a Half-ling Thief</font>

Wow, that speed playing site gave some really new views. I just can't imagine how it is possible to play the game in less than a month (in character time) without reloads as I'm my self at durlags tower now and almost two months have passed (and needless to say I reload a lot as my guys die really often!)... Well, gues there are real Knights and then there are tourists like me... ;)

I noticed I couldn´t play it through another time because knowing what I´d face, and exitement and unpredictability (is that even a word..) means a great deal to me. The magic had simply vanished. And it took me months anyway.

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by NiceWorg:
I noticed I couldn´t play it through another time because knowing what I´d face, and exitement and unpredictability (is that even a word..) means a great deal to me. The magic had simply vanished. And it took me months anyway.<hr></blockquote>

<font color="cyan">Try it again, but try and do everything different than last time....the magic might come back!</font>

I like playing both BG1 and BG2 and I always take a new character through BG1 first - I get more attached to them that way. To keep things more interesting I choose different profesions and allignments and choose my action to match.

All in all I have been through BG1 6-7 times and BG2 4 times, with a thief/cleric and figther/mage wating for when I get around to playing again.