true enough, BG2 is also fairly easy with a Mage. If you have the magical power then your well away.

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Playing solo seems easy...
With my 20/22 dual-class invoker/priest i had some problems just after dualling... but still, as I learned, 15 lev. priest is able to kill Firkaag
(no party, no cheats, normal lev.) - ask how... http://www.tgeweb.com/ironworks/cgi-...iles/smile.gif
Now my character rules, but still lacks one mage spell (lev. 9 prison) - where to find it?

Very true, the first time I played an Undead Hunter, then second a Mage. It was a lot easier (and not just because I knew what to do http://www.tgeweb.com/ironworks/cgi-...es/biggrin.gif )
Playing a magic-user was probably more fun for me, as it was the first time I'd played that type of char. (BG1 was Paladin and Thief)



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as long as there are treachery and deceit, solo is fun!

in BGI, i tried to solo a game with an evil dwarven murder (he serious IS a murder)

he kills for pure pleasure, especially little kids and animals. let say, he made his way to Friendly Armed Inn, and Flaming Fist was on his ass ever since then... ack... he didnt even pass level 3

I dont really think its fair that its harder to play as an evil character. (items more expensive, worse reactions etc)

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Yeah, but playing evil with low reputation can generate some interesting dialogue between the protagonist and the NPCs (e.g. Trademeet mayor).

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Well i think the best Solo you can get in the game is a Cleric - Mage
or a Kensai-Mage

As long as you have a mage
anything Will do