there is a total of 3 in the entire first chapter... the longest chapter of game, the chapter in which you have fewest number of joinable npcs to carry stuff. the magic pouch, the smallest bag in game, cost Gromnir over 800 gps with a boosted appraise skill of 6 (+2 for 14 int, +2 for fox's cunning, +2 for grobnar casting heroism.) the other bags were more than 2x as expensive at a point in game we not have much gold.

 

that is the cold hard fact of bags in chap 1.

 

10? probably not. possibly by very end of game, but doubtful. 20? no way.

 

HA! Good Fun!

there is a total of 3 in the entire first chapter... the longest chapter of game, the chapter in which you have fewest number of joinable npcs to carry stuff.  the magic pouch, the smallest bag in game, cost Gromnir over 800 gps with a boosted appraise skill of 6 (+2 for 14 int, +2 for fox's cunning, +2 for grobnar casting heroism.)  the other bags were more than 2x as expensive at a point in game we not have much gold.

 

that is the cold hard fact of bags in chap 1.

 

10?  probably not.  possibly by very end of game, but doubtful.  20?  no way.

 

HA! Good Fun!

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I had 24 bags, found randomly so it seems, it looks like its about your luck...I would have liked more magic weapons or armors instead, but no, i only got bags...and we all know what happens if you try to put a bag into an other bag <_<

there is a total of 3 in the entire first chapter... the longest chapter of game, the chapter in which you have fewest number of joinable npcs to carry stuff.  the magic pouch, the smallest bag in game, cost Gromnir over 800 gps with a boosted appraise skill of 6 (+2 for 14 int, +2 for fox's cunning, +2 for grobnar casting heroism.)  the other bags were more than 2x as expensive at a point in game we not have much gold.

 

that is the cold hard fact of bags in chap 1.

 

10?  probably not.  possibly by very end of game, but doubtful.  20?  no way.

 

HA! Good Fun!

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I had 24 bags, found randomly so it seems, it looks like its about your luck...I would have liked more magic weapons or armors instead, but no, i only got bags...and we all know what happens if you try to put a bag into an other bag <_<

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THICK BAGS.

there is a total of 3 in the entire first chapter... the longest chapter of game, the chapter in which you have fewest number of joinable npcs to carry stuff.  the magic pouch, the smallest bag in game, cost Gromnir over 800 gps with a boosted appraise skill of 6 (+2 for 14 int, +2 for fox's cunning, +2 for grobnar casting heroism.)  the other bags were more than 2x as expensive at a point in game we not have much gold.

 

that is the cold hard fact of bags in chap 1.

 

10?  probably not.  possibly by very end of game, but doubtful.  20?  no way.

 

HA! Good Fun!

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I had 24 bags, found randomly so it seems, it looks like its about your luck...I would have liked more magic weapons or armors instead, but no, i only got bags...and we all know what happens if you try to put a bag into an other bag <_<

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THICK BAGS.

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nope: BOOOOM!

Hahhaa, reality tries to crash and the fail safe goes off to prevent that. The awesomest way to suicide in the D&D-verse.

Edited December 5, 200619 yr by Musopticon?

Jorian > Gromnir

 

Game over.

 

And, 800gp Grom? And about 1600gp for the others? That's rather cheap even in ch1. You suck at finding treasure even in a ph@t lewt game!

 

 

R00fles!

Edited December 5, 200619 yr by Volourn

Jorian > Gromnir

 

Game over.

 

And, 800gp Grom? And about 1600gp for the others? That's rather cheap even in ch1. You suck at finding treasure even in a ph@t lewt game!

 

 

R00fles!

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jorian just noted that for him it were randomn... which meant that you might never find any that were other than store bought...

 

and keep in mind we said MORE than 2x... were at least 2k. for much o' chapter 1 that is considerable.

 

...

 

do you even read the posts you comment 'bout? clown.

 

HA! Good Fun!

Can we get simulated cloth for this next one?

It is really stupid to have to continously hold right, navigate a menu and click two buttons to make people stand their ground.

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That can be fixed with one of the interface mods. Try xUI for example.

That one doesn't work in 1.03 (non-beta) though.

Should be updated soon enough.

1.03 (final) is now live.

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Wow, that is one heck of a patch.

Executables, libraries, texture files, fonts, even VO files were updated.

btw, there really ain't much random loot in nwn2. gem chests and scroll bookcases and relatively small items dropped by monsters will be random. as far as we can tell, magic bags (which is expensive) gots pretty much 0 chance of being a random drop until you is considerably past 10th level... just as blue diamonds is never random loot in gem chests in chap 1.

 

HA! Good Fun!

I am in the Vale of Merdelain. Is there any way to rest there, or I'm doomed? 3 of my characters are spellcasters.

I just patched, and now the game asks for the play disc to be inserted. I have the DVD edition, and it is currently in my DVD Drive. Everything worked fine before.

 

 

Anyone else having this problem?

Jorian > Gromnir

 

Game over.

 

And, 800gp Grom? And about 1600gp for the others? That's rather cheap even in ch1. You suck at finding treasure even in a ph@t lewt game!

 

 

R00fles!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

jorian just noted that for him it were randomn... which meant that you might never find any that were other than store bought...

 

and keep in mind we said MORE than 2x... were at least 2k. for much o' chapter 1 that is considerable.

 

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I'll back that up. I'm just hacking my way through the second orc cave in chapter 1, and up until this point, it would've taken about half of my cash to buy a magic bag. I'll probably do so when I get back to the city, though. I'm finally reaching the limits of what Khelgar can carry. (I didn't make a sell-off run between the 2 orc caves.)

 

Edit: And I only played for an hour or so yesterday, but the patch was working fine (once I turned down the camera scroll speed to a sane level).

Edited December 5, 200619 yr by Enoch

This 1.03 patch seriously sucks.

 

Camera moves way too fast (gliders in menu doesn't have effect at all!) and there's small amount of lag that didn't exist before I patched the game. I'm in Gem Mines.

 

How can I fix this or uninstall the patch?

Edited December 5, 200619 yr by Xard

This patch looks a bit troubling.

 

Visit the Bioware NWN2 General Forums. Do a search there about rolling back to a previous version. I thought I saw a thread there last night that mentioned how to do it.

Hmm, I installed a virus scanner and now NWN2 crashes on startup

Camera moves way too fast  (gliders in menu doesn't have effect at all!) and there's small amount of lag that didn't exist before I patched the game. I'm in Gem Mines.

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There

Edited December 5, 200619 yr by kirottu

This is interesting.

 

NWN2 voice actors/actresses:

 

Elanee

 

Cain (bard in Blacklake)

 

Sand/Slaan

 

Marshall Cormick

 

Qara

 

Grobnar/Vale

 

Neeshka

 

Shandra

 

And last, but not least

Lord Nasher!

 

 

Oh, and Khelgar is the King of Shadows!

Edited December 5, 200619 yr by Diamond

Shame to hear about all the people having trouble with the new patch. It's only been a good thing for me since it almost doubled the fps for me in graphics heavy areas and made the whole game flow a lot better for me.

I knew there was a reason I liked Elanee. and Neeshka

Edited December 5, 200619 yr by Kelverin

Camera moves way too fast  (gliders in menu doesn't have effect at all!) and there's small amount of lag that didn't exist before I patched the game. I'm in Gem Mines.

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There

I'd like to romance Elanee in real life... if you get me... because that was so subtle.