ryk

i realize that singleton is currently better then it ever was in exile, but i do feel the games have been leaning away from it.

i think part of it is basing some things (whether it is experience, or whatever) on average party level, instead of total party level (or maybe some combination of the two) i realize things will be tougher with a singleton, the main reason i liked it was because i didnt have to deal with 3 (or 5 in exile) other wierdos during combat and such

ill prolly give another shot this weekend, after what ive been reading about divinely touched nephils....

i realize that singleton is currently better then it ever was in exile, but i do feel the games have been leaning away from it.

i think part of it is basing some things (whether it is experience, or whatever) on average party level, instead of total party level (or maybe some combination of the two) i realize things will be tougher with a singleton, the main reason i liked it was because i didnt have to deal with 3 (or 5 in exile) other wierdos during combat and such

ill prolly give another shot this weekend, after what ive been reading about divinely touched nephils....

generally, ive played all the exile/avernum games with a singleton...

i got excited with nethergate, as it seemed there was no upper stat limit (like the max of 20 on the old exile games) so i figured it would be better for a singleton.

anyways, ive gotten as far as formello with two different singletons, and it takes a ridiculous amount of reloading, and hoping for lucky random number generations...

i dont know if it's intentional or not, but it seems like the avernum series has been leaning away from the whole idea of a singleton party.

too bad, cause thats one of the things i really liked about the exile/avernum series, is that it didnt force you into classes, and it let you play with as many people (up to 4 or 6) as you wanted.

oh well. guess all good things come to an end...

generally, ive played all the exile/avernum games with a singleton...

i got excited with nethergate, as it seemed there was no upper stat limit (like the max of 20 on the old exile games) so i figured it would be better for a singleton.

anyways, ive gotten as far as formello with two different singletons, and it takes a ridiculous amount of reloading, and hoping for lucky random number generations...

i dont know if it's intentional or not, but it seems like the avernum series has been leaning away from the whole idea of a singleton party.

too bad, cause thats one of the things i really liked about the exile/avernum series, is that it didnt force you into classes, and it let you play with as many people (up to 4 or 6) as you wanted.

oh well. guess all good things come to an end...