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Gyruss · 03-12-2002, 01:36 PM

3E rules are TB. They are based on PnP play so they have to be TB. Remember all these D&D games are trying to represent a PnP system on the computer. Its not going to be perfect by any stretch. Also POR2 is not a good example of 3E rules. Its not actually a fully 3E game either. It was origionally 2E like the BG games but was swithced in mid-development to incorporate 3E rules. That along with many team changes(including lead developers), and they early release made POR2 the mess it was. I wouldn't use it as the best example of 3E D&D gaming on the PC.

03-12-2002, 01:36 PM	#2
Gyruss Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: August 14, 2001 Location: Flagstaff, Az Posts: 46	3E rules are TB. They are based on PnP play so they have to be TB. Remember all these D&D games are trying to represent a PnP system on the computer. Its not going to be perfect by any stretch. Also POR2 is not a good example of 3E rules. Its not actually a fully 3E game either. It was origionally 2E like the BG games but was swithced in mid-development to incorporate 3E rules. That along with many team changes(including lead developers), and they early release made POR2 the mess it was. I wouldn't use it as the best example of 3E D&D gaming on the PC.