Bartimaeus

Torment does the same thing. If I remember correctly, if you go to the undead sanctum first, you get a mission to kill the Many-As-One, I believe, whom is the rat king/god, and it's extremely hard to kill him at low levels.

Well, whoever told you that was lying

lol. I still play Baldur's Gate 1+TotSC+SoA+ToB, (The Baldur's Gate Trilogy Mod), every few weeks, and beating the whole entire thing. When I'm not playing that, I'm usually playing Warcraft 3, sadly. Or Pirates, Vikings and Knights.

The Baldur's Gate Series does indeed provide entertainment every few months for me. I still call it the best RPG of all time until something that gets even close to it comes out - which, I must sadly say, hasn't. Baldur's Gate storyline, as well as game play were fantastic nothing ever felt forced. I also loved the difficulty settings, because it could range for easy for newcomers, and hardcore for old gamers that wanted an actual challenge, which, I must say, it is probably the easiest *and* hardest RPGS out there. NWN1/2 were just too easy, and I beat NWN2 the first time without dying once, which was a real big disappointment. In BG, I die so many times it's amazing, and when I beat whatever I'm fighting, it feels like something actually worth noting. Oh well, I doubt anything close to BG will ever come out, sadly.

Rare's Banjo-Threeie on the XBox360. NWN2's Next Expansion, considering that MotB granted absolutely no freedom at all, and there were barely any side quests whatsoever. And I like Freedom, like Baldur's Gate 1+TotSC/2, (excluding the Expansion, since there wasn't too much freedom and side-quests there, but there was still MORE than MotB, which is pretty bad) Fable 2 on the PC/XBox360, either and both, because it is not sure if it will ever come out on the PC, yet, the original did, so I'm guessing it eventually will. The Elder Scrolls V, (I don't even know if it will ever come out, but my guess is that it will, since Oblivion and Morrowind have such huge modding communities, and they had a huge number of buyers for both games and expansions). Blizzard's Diablo 3 on the PC.