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Larry_OHF · 06-21-2001, 02:24 PM

In my opinion, I think that since Baulders gate was meant to be a trilogy of games, they used the Exp. Cap in Baulders one, so that you would not be so much stronger than the enemies that they had not yet designed for BGII. The same could apply for BGII, that the programmers wanted you to start off at the level they knew you would be at, so that they could design the monsters for the next edition.
If that is not the real reason, then it should be. That would convince me, anyway.

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06-21-2001, 02:24 PM	#3
Larry_OHF Ironworks Moderator Join Date: March 1, 2001 Location: Midlands, South Carolina Age: 49 Posts: 14,759	In my opinion, I think that since Baulders gate was meant to be a trilogy of games, they used the Exp. Cap in Baulders one, so that you would not be so much stronger than the enemies that they had not yet designed for BGII. The same could apply for BGII, that the programmers wanted you to start off at the level they knew you would be at, so that they could design the monsters for the next edition. If that is not the real reason, then it should be. That would convince me, anyway. ------------------ Loyal guardian of the OHF Devoted member of the Ironworks Only member of the Elite Bodyguard to Rikard (the fool that takes the bullet) Ertai's back-up Memnoch's chief look-out Member of the Ancients club Witness of the 4,000th post by Cloudposter