<font color="red">Which class do you guys think is the most hard to solo with?
I think maybe archer, for if you want a good shot, you have to be a little away. But then you enemys just come after you!</font>


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A mage. They dont have many hitpoints and can't wear armour.

A Mage?!?!

*muffles a laugh*

Not to be snide, but they are the easiest to solo with. [img]smile.gif[/img] Unless, unless... you choose Transmuter. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Anybody here dares to solo Insane Difficulty with a Transmuter?

*sniggers along with Dundee* A mage indeed.... :D :D

I think a Jester would be quite a challenge (someone here did that...) or possibly some druid kits...

I wonder, has anyone ever soloed a Shapeshifter?
I think that would be interesting... [img]smile.gif[/img]

You get Druid spells and decent fighting capabilities as a werewolf.
Has anyone ever tried?

mages can be very weak. If you give them high wisdom and intelligence, where is their stregnth dexterity and constiution?

The thing is, Barb, that when a mage gets up a few levels, he won't even need strength, con and dexterity..because the enemies won't get near him, and if they do, he's got lots of protection spells to protect him [img]smile.gif[/img]

he'll need STR - to carry things. but you get belts to do that, and hes not exactly goin ot go after crom faeyr is he?

he'll need CON for maximum hp. i dont care how may prot spells, and how few enemies will get through, the world is full of dead mages who took one hit too many.

he'll need DEX. archers, thats why. and slings.

and of course he needs int.

but the hardest to solo would probably be a straight fighter - nobody ever does this cos itd be suicide. no trap finding/removal, low magic resistance and then only with items, awesome melee of course. no magic attack, no magic defence. itd be impossible. i think.

archer'd be quite easy. boots of speed, nuff said

I have soloed with both a jester and shapeshifter, but got bored and played on Diablo 2 :D

yeha i got bored of BG1 and played DII as well. funny thing is, when i got bored of painting dubgeons in arterial red (and green and grey for the undead of course) i came back to BGI and never got bored again.

guess this is proof that DII is inferior. (and if played DI as well - thats even worse since its all one big dungeon)