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  1. I recommend the proper BG1 and BG2 games, not enhanced. Enhanced costs twice as much, and the new content they add is not as good as the original, and they do some things like produce an uglier UI (though you can judge which one you like better, based on screenshots). BG series has also been extensively modded over the last 15 years, and while some mods do work with EEs, the originals allow greater flexibility. Most improvements made by EE are very minor as well and have been modded in years ago, e.g. the widescreen mod. If you don't really want to mod your game, you don't mind spending more money, then EE could be an option.

     

    BG1 and BG2 are pretty different games with different strengths. You can start with BG2, but both are fun games I think. BG1 stresses wilderness exploration and low-level combat. BG2 has a big city full of sidequests, strongholds, intense mage combat, etc., but loses the 'charm' of BG1. Pillars is again a pretty different experience because it combines aspects of both, and also has its own combat system, etc. 

     

    If you don't normally play old games often maybe you should start with Pillars. But I'd say all three are great, and the order doesn't matter too much.

    Exactly this.

     

    (BG1 also had better character portraits, btw)

  2. I completed Eder's quest, then got the Songsmith task. At that point, I went to the library in the duc's palace and talked to the keeper and asked him about the records again... then I went where Songsmith Roska is supposed to spawn, and there she wasn't. But there was another Readceran Standard Piece there, so I'm basically doing Eder's quest all over again (I haven't patched the game with 1.03 yet), but it doesn't show as ongoing on the questlog.

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    I mean, you probably know how it goes.  Someone talks and you see this:

     

    Odema chuckles and shakes his head.  He looks at you. "Don't listen to her.  You're in good hands."

     

    He casts a sidelong glance at her. "And I pay too well if anything."

     

     

    and all you hear is the spoken parts (yellow above), with no pauses, at the same time that you're trying to read the part before it.  Sometimes it kind of drives me bonkers because I love the writing, and want to take it all in.  

     

    Obsidian, if you're listening, it would be so great if it had natural pauses put in there so we had time to read it.

     

     

     

    I agree.

    Maybe because english is not my native language, but PC & NPCs speaking over description kinda gets me confused often.

  4. Just discovered about this... am I supposed to have it? Because I don't.
    I redeemed my code on GOG, but I've only got the space pig, Gaun's Pledge, and the Order of Obsidian cloak. No black wurm.
    Maybe it's a higher backed tier and I'm not qualified to have it?

    Edit: The game on my GOG library on top of it has the "+3 dlc" writing on it. But I've only got 2 DLC.

  5. So, I just found the tiny animat. Cute. But when I've reloaded a save game I've found that there are two name boxes that indicate the tiny animat (only one animat visible, though). Even unequipping the animat pet or swapping it with a different pet the second box persists. Now I'm stuck with it for good and can't get rid of it.
    It kinda gets in the way of combat and it's pretty annoying to me, especially considering this: http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/72821-any-way-to/

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