But for mapping, I try to explore it myself, unless I get stumped. For things like spell lists, racial min/max starting stats, weapons/items lists, etc, I use resources. 24 hours in and on Catacombs 2 (just finished grinding exp for levels to where I'm satisfied.Ģ) I played these games when I was a kid in the 80s, but I never completed them.ģ) It depends on the subject. Very curious how this style of game mechanics translates to the 21st century!ġ) I haven't completed yet. Have you played it before (classics) or was BT1 brand new for you?ĭid you use game content resources (maps/libraries/etc) for tips or did you spend time to explore and discover ALL the content in the game (per the effect of having the automap)? If you've completed the game, what do you estimate your time to completion was? Or how far are you and how long have you been playing so far? Today's gaming seems ridiculously sped up compared to decades past, which makes me think, by the sounds of it, that BT1 play times are dramatically reduced. Given all the discussion about differences in gameplay, sometimes seeming to make things easier, and yet in places still hard - and that there is a wide of players from veterans to new BT adopters, I am sort of curious. Thebruce wrote: ↑ August 24th, 2018, 8:01 am

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