Baldur's game look and feel with Neverwinter Nights (1 or 2) level of complexity

This game is (un)fortunately for Pathfinder fans, by Pathfinder fans. I want to say that you can just drop into this game, but you really can't. You need to have played Pathfinder or D&D3.0/3.5, or at least NWN 1 or 2. Many fights go from brutally impossible, to a complete cake walk if you know what spells to use, or standard tactics for a particular creature.

I absolutely love this game, but it's a bit of a hard entry.

FINISHED: Just finished it and did everything, 100 hours play time. Great story-line.
FINISHED IRON MAN: I had 2 crashes in a 70 hour play though, and no bugs.

This review sums it up very well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QggVaFeD-BA

Baldur's game look and feel with Neverwinter Nights (1 or 2) level of complexity This game is (un)fortunately for Pathfinder fans, by Pathfinder fans. I want to say that you can just drop into this game, but you really can't. You need to have played Pathfinder or D&D3.0/3.5, or at least NWN 1 or 2. Many fights go from brutally impossible, to a complete cake walk if you know what spells to use, or standard tactics for a particular creature. I absolutely love this game, but it's a bit of a hard entry. FINISHED: Just finished it and did everything, 100 hours play time. Great story-line. FINISHED IRON MAN: I had 2 crashes in a 70 hour play though, and no bugs. This review sums it up very well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QggVaFeD-BA