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no_meagus 08-30-2002 02:34 PM

do u stick with one party through most of the game and which is your best one

Kaltia 08-30-2002 02:41 PM

it depends, I have played the game hundreds of times for lack of anything else to do and though I like soloing, I missed the party interactions.

philip 08-30-2002 03:23 PM

I play with 1 party per game, not switching different NPCs. There isn't one best party, there are better and badder NPCs but nearly all are useful in a party. I do take another party when starting a new game, to see new NPC interactions, funny dialogues, new tactics etc.

Sir Goulum 08-30-2002 03:31 PM

None of my partys EVER have Cernd or Aerie....I hate them!

philip 08-30-2002 04:13 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sir Goulum:
None of my partys EVER have Cernd or Aerie....I hate them!
Why not try to play them in a party with Jan, Edwin or Korgan. Maybe you'll get cool dialogues.

Zarr 08-30-2002 05:24 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sir Goulum:
None of my partys EVER have Cernd or Aerie....I hate them!
Same here I have never used Aerie or Cernd.

I usually have about two parties going at once in different save games. At the minute I'm playing an archer(good alignment ovbiously) and a beserker(evil alignment) so both parties are completly different, the only character in both is Jan Jansen. I'd say my best party is the evil one it consists of:

Borimir- beserker
Korgan- beserker
Vicionia- cleric
Haer'Dalis- blade
Edwin- conjurer
Jan- Thief/illusionist

I enjoy this party although with the two beserkers the game is a bit easy as when there both beserked there Imune to nearly everything but still having two beserkers in a party together makes a great team I'd recomend it to anyone.

Karse Soze 08-30-2002 05:57 PM

Best party? Well, in my humble opinion, the best party consists of self made members. But without the ingame characters, you miss out on too much of the fun.

Witchhunter 08-30-2002 06:43 PM

I usualy always play good characters, and I somehow always seem to end up with the same basic lineup through the whole game, it is as follows:

-Aerie
-Minsc
-Jan Jansen
-Jaheira
-Keldorn

Sometimes there is a variation. Sometimes I switch Keldorn for Imoen. But it remains basicaly the same. I guess it is just the combination I am most comfortable with.

I don't think that you can say that one party is "better" than the other. I think a good party is one that can handle all situations equally well. A balanced party.

Illumina Drathiran'ar 08-30-2002 06:47 PM

I almost always have Jan in my party for comic relief, Imoen because you spend 15,000 gold pieces to get her back, and Jahiera because her and Khalid were with my char since day four, chapter one back at the Friendly Arm Inn. The other two spots are filled based on what class my PC is.

Malavon's Rage 08-30-2002 08:55 PM

How do you make a self made party?

Indemaijinj 08-30-2002 09:37 PM

You will be making a multiplayer game to begin with:

You start by pregenerating six characters (though most people here would tell you only to make five so that you can pick up NPC's for their quests).

Then you create a multiplayer game and make sure all characters are assigned to the same player.

After having successfully started the game and watched Irenicus do his little dance save the game.

To conclude the process exit the game. Go to the mpsave folder and cut out or copy the saved game.

Then place the saved game in the ordinary savegame folder in order to avoid slow loading times.

Beware of using Shadowkeeper on such a false multiplayer game. If you tamper with the savefile it will almost invariably cause Baldur's Gate to crash.

One of the cool things about creating your own parties is that you can make themed parties. I am currently playing a bit around with a party only made by "short folk" (dwarwes, gnomes and halflings).

If you want to tamper with your characters (to give them spiffy colours for example) do it on the character files before you import them.

[ 08-30-2002, 09:39 PM: Message edited by: Indemaijinj ]


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