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ryanthemighty · 02-19-2002, 02:01 AM

From what I've found out: It depends.

That doesn't really help you, does it? Didn't think so.
Let me s'plain:

I have a dual fighter/mage. I started BG1 with the fghter to level 4, then turned to mage. When I transferred the char.(levels 4/9) to BGII I was able to put a whopping 5 slots of longbow on my char. from his fighter class, and TWO from his mage class.

Long story short: My suggestion.

Put all the slots you can into what you know you're going to use later. IE: my AMAZING archer-mage.
I still can't tell what help any of the two-handed/single-weapon/multi-facteded specializing stuff does to characters with range weapons, if anything. Dual and triple and master while you can. You get the slots fast, so use them well. Once you change, you'll wish you did...

02-19-2002, 02:01 AM	#2
ryanthemighty Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: February 7, 2002 Location: Los Angeles, CA Age: 48 Posts: 36	From what I've found out: It depends. That doesn't really help you, does it? Didn't think so. Let me s'plain: I have a dual fighter/mage. I started BG1 with the fghter to level 4, then turned to mage. When I transferred the char.(levels 4/9) to BGII I was able to put a whopping 5 slots of longbow on my char. from his fighter class, and TWO from his mage class. Long story short: My suggestion. Put all the slots you can into what you know you're going to use later. IE: my AMAZING archer-mage. I still can't tell what help any of the two-handed/single-weapon/multi-facteded specializing stuff does to characters with range weapons, if anything. Dual and triple and master while you can. You get the slots fast, so use them well. Once you change, you'll wish you did... __________________ Your mind is like a parking lot: Sometimes it is full.<br />Sometimes it is empty.<br />And sometimes you make your own space...