Creamsteak
Explorer
I love MoO2. Too bad they didn't make 3 anything like it.
ToEE does indeed have that particular "cheat." The dice algorithm is different for the players side and for the monsters side, in favor of the monsters. I don't remember the specifics either, but it basically amounted to "the game would be too easy for anyone that knew how to build a powerful character." Of course, then there is that in-game bug where you can have a 120 strength, so it's not exactly like the game is even useful anway.
As for Kotor/Kotor 2, I think it's a bit more accurate. The only time I have a problem is with the "story" difficulties (the computer terminals that cost 125 spikes? why? shouldn't it just be "impossible?" like so many other dumb doors?). I do think that if your overly powerful (doing 70+ points of damage on a hit) it nerfs you though. That probably scales depending on what your dealing damage to, and is possibly similar to those saves.
ToEE does indeed have that particular "cheat." The dice algorithm is different for the players side and for the monsters side, in favor of the monsters. I don't remember the specifics either, but it basically amounted to "the game would be too easy for anyone that knew how to build a powerful character." Of course, then there is that in-game bug where you can have a 120 strength, so it's not exactly like the game is even useful anway.
As for Kotor/Kotor 2, I think it's a bit more accurate. The only time I have a problem is with the "story" difficulties (the computer terminals that cost 125 spikes? why? shouldn't it just be "impossible?" like so many other dumb doors?). I do think that if your overly powerful (doing 70+ points of damage on a hit) it nerfs you though. That probably scales depending on what your dealing damage to, and is possibly similar to those saves.
