Neverwinter Nights - Capitalist Utopia

[DrSpike]

Ah, the bulls and the ants. So delightfully imbalanced xp-wise.

[Harovan]

If you want to judge what's imbalanced - the whole Folderol is, and much so. I say only 2 words - Complete Heal, and Instant Invisibility - both available for free and in practical terms unlimited. There's much more to find, though. Folderol is a fun server, which suits well for roleplaying. You need a certain leverage for it. If you're out for challenge, look elsewhere.

[duke o' york]

Or just restrain yourself from using items of uberness.
My spellsword is pretty much a liability to most groups, because with 11 levels of fighter and 10 of mage, then she isn't really a huge threat on either count - especially for the spawns you get for a level 21 character. Still, it's an RP thing, and I have made enough friends to be of use to a party, although usually as a back-up fighter. Maybe I should concentrate on some more wizard levels to get some uberspells of all-round much pwnery.

[DrSpike]

I roleplay. I roleplay someone who wants to be powerful.

[duke o' york]

That was for the benefit of Sir Ralph, as well you know.
RPing a megalomaniac is fine, provided you have the words to back up the items and the carefully-chosen skills/feats (usually by someone else. ).

[DrSpike]

I let my uberness do the talking.

[Qilue]

So how many of you still play regularly on Foldorol?

[Harovan]

I reckon only Duke and am not even certain of this.

[DrSpike]

Yeah, I haven't played for ages.

[ColdWizard]

I do not. I get bored of forgetting where I've been and what things are there. Plus that constant dying thing when re-exploring places I've already been.

[DaShi]

It's been a long time for me too. Like Jamski, GW stole me away from NWN.

[duke o' york]

Originally posted by ColdWizard
I do not. I get bored of forgetting where I've been and what things are there. Plus that constant dying thing when re-exploring places I've already been.

If you have 4 (I think) levels of rogue then you can buy a ring of invisibility from the House of the Setting Sun in Gnoma, and can use it repeatedly so you can explore wherever you like, although you can't do anything when big gangs of baddies block the only way through.
My spellsword got one as a gift, and my fighter-rogue just bought one. Only 30k or so.

Yeah, I still play, and have got a regular gig in a weekly "old-fashioned style" party.
I get to play a dwarf fighter-cleric, which is very unlike my usual choice of character, but I was intrigued by the skills of the defender, and it's quite fun, RP-wise.

[DrSpike]

But is it teh leet like my chars?

[Harovan]

Don't tease him, he is punished enough with that silly account name.

[ColdWizard]

Originally posted by duke o' york
If you have 4 (I think) levels of rogue then you can buy a ring of invisibility from the House of the Setting Sun in Gnoma, and can use it repeatedly so you can explore wherever you like, although you can't do anything when big gangs of baddies block the only way through.

My F/WM has trouble. I don't have too many problems with my barbarian/rogue/shadowdancer

What I got frustrated from was getting kicked out of the thirst into a part I'd already passed and dying trying to get back to where I'd just been.