If this game were a food product it would be labeled,"unfit for human consumption". This is no different than the first Baldur's game,as far as the bugs are concerned,and this shows what the company thinks of us as customers(not much).In their rush to grab the money, they release these games before testing enough. Granted you won't die from playing this game,but,you may wish you were dead after being blown off the screen,or when you need to restart the locked up computer from scratch,looking at that message telling you that you should have shut down properly. Being a D&D fan is the only reason I started playing this,and I must say there is plenty of enjoyment to be had doing so,and being into D&D you get attatched to your characters(sometimes too much)that's why I bought the add-ons after being tortured by all the bugs in the first game,my point is after the manufacturer had to deal with all the problems in the first game,to put out another faulty product is a deliberate action,don't think this company thinks fondly of us as customers,they just want as much money as they can get,any way they can get it. Yeah I know, what else is new! Whatever,this product should never have been released as is.Maybe they should pay the gamers on the forum to test products,as I'm quessing we play it more than they do.Again whatever,I'm of the opinion the manufactuers are not of very high moral fabric. Enjoy what you can,that's life I quess.
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