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Albromor · 02-12-2003, 09:53 PM

Okay, the game is loaded and patched. I have yet to make my character because after reading several of the posts here I have a few questions that you may be able to help me with.

1. One of my major concerns is messing up quests. It seems that, after reading here and other places, quests can be disrupted because of prior actions. Is this a real concern OR is this blown out of proportion?

2. When I play RPGs I am one of those that likes multiclass characters because I like to match a magic user with thief skills or a sorceror with weapons expertise. Sure, the leveling up is slower, but I find the role playing more diverse and enriched. Am I correct in understanding that DD gives one the option of mixing and matching skills? Also, would it be better to play a straight class due to the possibility of spreading the point system to thin?

3. What have you found to be your favorite class and why?

4. Lastly, without spoilers (or as close as you can come), what advice would you give for staring out and what was the hardest part of the learning curve to master, in your opinion?

Thanks ahead of time!

02-12-2003, 09:53 PM	#1
Albromor Mephistopheles Join Date: June 13, 2001 Location: Northfield, NJ USA Posts: 1,417	Okay, the game is loaded and patched. I have yet to make my character because after reading several of the posts here I have a few questions that you may be able to help me with. 1. One of my major concerns is messing up quests. It seems that, after reading here and other places, quests can be disrupted because of prior actions. Is this a real concern OR is this blown out of proportion? 2. When I play RPGs I am one of those that likes multiclass characters because I like to match a magic user with thief skills or a sorceror with weapons expertise. Sure, the leveling up is slower, but I find the role playing more diverse and enriched. Am I correct in understanding that DD gives one the option of mixing and matching skills? Also, would it be better to play a straight class due to the possibility of spreading the point system to thin? 3. What have you found to be your favorite class and why? 4. Lastly, without spoilers (or as close as you can come), what advice would you give for staring out and what was the hardest part of the learning curve to master, in your opinion? Thanks ahead of time!