Recent content by CleverNickName

I don't really optimize my characters to their ability scores, so those flat numerical adjustments don't add much for me. I'd much prefer they add more unique features like the dwarf's Stonecutting, Halfling Luck, dragonborn Breath Weapon, etc. In other words, what @Micah Sweet suggested.

It's like finding a four-leaf clover, or seeing a double rainbow. It happens, but not very often.

They say you can't judge a book by it's cover, but that's never stopped me before. There's no way am I going to read that thread.

This makes sense...there is a difference between someone who fishes for their next meal, and someone who fishes for their community, and someone who fishes for profit. All of them are fishermen, but not all of them are generally considered professional fishermen. Still: if professions...

...I walked right into that one. Well played.

Actually no, we won't feel silly. Quite the opposite! It is silly (and rightly so) to assume someone could fall down and miss the ground, because it has neither evidence nor precedent. There is nothing to base that assumption on. But if it happens, we will have learned something new about...

I feel this in my very soul.

I know what you mean. So many new features were patched in shortly after the original release. I understand why, but it was still frustrating. Like, the Hexblade is one of my favorite subclasses and I would have loved to play one, but by the time they patched it into the game I had already...

It's a mode that makes the game harder in a lot of ways, but the big one is that you only get one save file. If you die, it deletes your save. https://www.ign.com/wikis/baldurs-gate-3/Honour_Mode

I was playing in Honor Mode, but I lost interest shortly after I got inside the city. I'm sure I'll pick it back up again eventually.

I hear this all the time and I don't disagree, but I keep wondering: why isn't Hunter considered the oldest profession? or Fisherman? In order to trade things for, um, "special attention," you would first need to have those things on hand, yes? You can't really trade a bag of apples for...

But plenty of things are flat-out impossible. Why is it wrong-minded to acknowledge it?

"I've looked everywhere for the solution to this problem and I can't find it! None of these suggestions even come close!" Hm. Have you checked the mirror?