Appreciating your comments Jon, it seems that you merely shadow yourself in your own world of beliefs yourself. Beliefs are the winds that sweep the ocean - where we are our own boats. Our courses may change from belief to belief, and belief in itself is a power to be manipulated into what we are. I do believe indeed that I have reached a decent amount of experience in BG2 to be considered 'powerful'. Magic in itself is merely worthless without knowledge, which provide the very foundations. Indeed I would request more spells in my gameplay to emphasise the fact that I contain some degree of motivation in my so called 'whoppers'. And I wish to clarify the facts that do not merely 'tell' for the benefits of others, but to establish my own views so that readers can see what makes a knowledgeable gamer 'successful' and not. Your own opinion of being a hell caster is much hollow as a out-of-date coconut as far as knowledge is concerned. What makes me a holy mage lies much beyond a fancy name and you have yet to see the depths of being one. What you see Jon is the tip of the iceberg with much of the chunk sealed deep below the surface. Also, in fact I wish to rewrite your point of knowledge not being available to the poverty. For as far as I know, humans are ever evolving and knowledge itself too is ever changing. Many poorer societies have the same potential to live a full life as well as any millionaire could. A 'clever' person isn't measured by the amount of information that he contains - but how he applys that information in the real world and his environment. In other words a clever rich person who is always losing money due to gambling is not considered 'clever' even though he may be able to build a rocket by himself!! Therefore knowledge which can't be accessed by poorer people isn't nescessary knowledge that would make them more successful in life, if they don't need it. And no Jon, not knowing that you are the the 2ND most powerfullest mage is not essential to the poverty. Your worth to them is just as useless as a intergalactic space machine to a farmer. But do know that good ALWAYS triumphs over evil, and the only lie that I am telling you Jon is the lie that you have created yourself out of your own blindness.
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