Intended to give potions and scrolls, but does not work The first entry is the name of the variable and the second entry must be either LOCAL, GLOBAL or an area name (AR)Ĭtrlaltdelete:setglobal(" ", ) For example, ctrlaltdelete:setglobal("VARIABLE", "GLOBAL", 1)Ĭtrlaltdelete:setglobal(" ",, )Ĭheck the current status of a variable. The first entry is the name of the variable, the second entry must be either LOCAL, GLOBAL or an area name (AR), and the third entry the number to set the variable to. Load indicated area view data directory of Disc 2 for names.Ĭtrlaltdelete:createitem(" ", )Ĭtrlaltdelete:createcreature(" ") Set current chapter Prologue is chapter 0 Teleport selected party members to pointer
Then, enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function: Result Next, press + while playing the game to display the console window. Then I ran away as fast as I could.Run the game's configuration utility and enable the cheat console option. Until a horde of sword spiders attacked you that is. Back then I just admired the nice graphics of nature, along with the nice ambient sounds it was kinda nice and calming to walk through those areas. Sure there wasn't much to find there, but heck, are you truly saying that in a fantasy world every square inch should have a quest or event attached to it? Even fantasy characters need a rest once in a while. One thingy though: Personally I liked the empty areas. BG2 is just the result of months of improving that engine compared to what it could in BG. Yes there's empty areas, yes there's the kinda bland NPC's, but on the other hand, it was the first game to use the Infinity Engine engine. Īs for BG too, you should still put it in its context though. įunny thing is, I played IWD three times too, but I couldn't even get myself to finish the first act in IWD2. My thief got picked up in the first act, where you go to find that caravan, I added her after killing the large ogre there and picking the chests, she was hiding in the shadows waiting to loot the chests herself heh. I even went as far as starting with 1 character, then adding the others at a certain point in the game, to make it seem like they were rescued heh. She also didn't learn resurrect spells, just to be mean, forcing us to retreat or buy scrolls heh. The paladin didn't try to approach her because she was evil heh Of course paladins wouldn't usually asociate with evil people, but in my game they had no choice heh. The cleric was a woman too, the IWD avatar of the blond girl with the mace. He used to hit on the party's thief, who then always hid in the shadows, starting to scout ahead instead of staying near the party heh. I know it's barbaric, but it was funny having a paladin act that way.
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Then they had this funny voiceset, one full of sarcasm and so. He died a lot the poor guy Got resurected everytime too, made like 50% or so of all the kills. Give him an axe and we got a mean tempered dwarf who never retreats. It just so happens IWD had this voice set with just grunting. I had a pure dwarven fighter, Kuldjargh, literally Dwarven for Axe-Idiot. Though I did have a human fighter/mage, fighting with a staff or a sword, sort of in elderly mages voice, just not a picture of Gandalf Otherwise BG2 would have been on more than just 4 cd's Īs for snippets from my characters, it's been over 2 years I think, much of it has faded. Unless of course they repacked the game now, since in the course of time (IWD, BG2) they found more effective methods of packing the files on cd's. Nowadays it's €10 for 10 empty cd's (well, in regular stores that is, you can get em cheaper too), so getting 6 cd's for €10 isn't that bad. The original was on 5 cd's, +1 for the expansion heh. And €10 still is quite some, depending on which version you get. So if you're willing to get a bit older graphics, a few lesser options and generally be a low level punk, go get it. If you're used to the power you wield in BG2, don't bother with BG, it's puny character time. So you'll be mostly facing either weak monsters, or very strong bosses (since you're so weak still heh). Also, you start as level 1, don't forget, the max level in BG with expansion is like 7 or 8 (depending on your class). This is normal too for the reason DATD mentioned: The graphics in BG1 are a tad older, the rules are less expansive, it's a little bit more lineair too. I know multiple people who played BG2 first and then BG1 later on and said they didn't like the first one as much. Well, if you played BG2, it's a lot less likely you'll enjoy BG.
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