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When to play the watchers keep ?

Discussion in 'BG2: Throne of Bhaal (Classic)' started by Ragusa, Jul 31, 2001.

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  1. cotman68 Gems: 6/31
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    playing devil's advocate.. please do not stone me:

    I see your point re: spoilers, but I must say that on message boards there are frequently spoilers much much worse that telling you that bit of info re: watcher's keep. I also must say that that bit of info was very commonly seen in reviews of the game. I actually heard about 'it' way before the game came out.

    another point: That bit of info has far from spoiled this dungeon. It is an incredible dungeon full of encounter, puzzles, items and just plain bizzare 'stuff'. The part re: the s**** is a bigger spoiler, imho, but still not too destructive. The watcher's keep experience is.. incredible. Even if you know the plot. And the poster did not even begin to reveal to true nature of this dungeon... and the true nature of the last encounter.

    that being said, I, myself, need to be more careful re: spoilers. also, I have had some events 'spoiled' for me by reading answers to some of my posts---a spoiler to one person is not always a spoiler to another.
     
    cotman68, Aug 2, 2001
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    :rolleyes:fewf...At least *someone* is on my side...(not sarcasticly)

    EDIT: See, I told you guys that the name didn't matter, but NOOO, you guys have to go fussing over my 'spoilers'. Good luck, Ragusa!

    [This message has been edited by shadow_thief (edited August 05, 2001).]
     
    shadow_thief, Aug 2, 2001
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    [​IMG] Thank you all very much for all your input - finally I decided to finish SoA first and to wait until I enter ToB to do the keep.
    Well, now - just after leaving Saradush - I found my lvl-22 halfling cavalier, though very robust, to have a hard stand in some fights. The fights there are really tough (I'm in lvl-2 now).
    The spoilers weren't that bad since I knew about the nature of my final enemy there already (from SPOILERS on the SoA board :mad: :( ) also the statue in first level, so quick after the demon knight fight in the underdark told me something ...

    I also overcame my party composition problem since Imoens thieving skills are by now still adequate for basic dungeon delving business.
     
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