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Yes, of course. Imoen goes to the edge of the forest to Gorion's body, the halfling goes to the midnight museum, and Zhaan goes underground.

Then, I guess, back to the tavern. It's not good when a character just disappears like that, especially if I might need them later. I just read about the characters and their fates after the Throne of Baal. I also found an article about the conflicts (who's fighting with whom, etc.). In the second Baldur's Gate, it's quite amusing; for example, an elf can get hit on the head with a mace by a priest and will be sluggish for the entire game. I liked the stories after the Baldur's Gate trilogy the most. Some died, others settled in cities and led peaceful lives, and some continued their journey. I also read that Jan Jansen is the developers' favorite character, haha. Probably because his backstory isn't so cliché. By the way, a question arose. Will there be characters available for hire in the Throne of Baal, or not? If not, it means you have to play it with a character from the Shadows of Amn and their entire party. In that case, my plan to play through it with a halfling warrior falls apart. I should have played the first one with him. Added after 24 minutes: And I finally found out who was the sixth member of the party given in the second Baldur's Gate. It's Dynaheir, who was with Minsc. She was also killed by Irenicus, just like Khalid. Added after 10 minutes: I also read on the Wiki about some novel where a lot of things were changed. Khalid was made not very good, portraying the main character in a better light. Then he was turned into a zombie and killed, and after that, Jaheira also died.

Happy family and a cute kitty.

The internet is terribly laggy today.

I also played BG. It's a good game. I completed it. I remember my team – my warrior with 2 swords and a gnome psychopath with an axe. And in Shadows of Amn, there was a great item – a cloak that reflected spells. Without it, it's hard to deal with those beholder creatures.
And I also remember the funny thing when I tried to destroy a lich, but he turned out to be immortal. So his head just floated around in the dungeon... And it was also cool to destroy enemies on a full screen with a single spell.
P.S. Ah, it's a pity that those young years have passed, now no one remembers such games...

just one lich, and it turned out to be immortal. So his head just floated around in the basement.

If this is the one from Amn, near the bridge or docks (I don't remember), then he can be killed. First, you need to level up, and then go to him, and most importantly, transform into a demon (I don't remember what this entity is called for the child of Baal).

Have you completed the Throne of Baal?

No. I bought the disc with the throne, and my original game got corrupted.

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If this is the one from Amn, near the bridge or docks (I don't remember), then he can be killed.

Damn, it's a shame, it would have been more fun if he was immortal.

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Has anyone played this? I think I'll download it later and give it a try.

I wouldn't recommend playing this. It's complete garbage. I bought the disc once and just wasted my money.

I finally figured out the problem with the Town Portal. You can summon heroes from the Tavern and add them to your party. I've even decided who I'll be taking in both parts, and I'm currently playing through the first one. Out of all the heroes I've had, I like Garrick the most. He's a good guy, enthusiastic, and optimistic, always ready for adventure. He has good voice acting, and he even says "Yes, ser," like a young soldier. He once praised Khalid, and Khalid thanked him – it was funny. However, he's not very useful, unfortunately. Although he shoots well with a crossbow, the dilemma remains: should I keep those who I like or take those who are strong? Although in some cases, I like the strong ones, but there are probably only a couple of them.

I finished the second game with the expansion pack. Was it the first game I ever played, or was it the second? I doubt it. I think the first was Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion.
I used to play as the Alliance and the Horde a lot, but I never finished them. I only dabbled with the expansion pack, not getting past a couple of missions. Now, I really enjoyed playing through all four Campaigns – one for each faction in both games. I have to say that in both games, the Alliance missions are noticeably more interesting. And I like their music more. The original game is quite easy, but the expansion pack is significantly more difficult. Yes, it caused me a lot of frustration, but it also gave me more enjoyment.
This is what a real Game is. It's not just blind nostalgia, the duckling syndrome, or any kind of prejudice talking. It's simply a great Game, while the third part is just garbage. I didn't like it from the very beginning, and I hadn't even heard of it until my father's friend brought a copy and copied it onto our computer. Heroes, leveling up on neutral creatures, inventory, Thrall, dreams and prophecies, boring cutscenes, the ugliest pseudo-3D graphics, some stupid elves, and the orcs, who turn out not to be creatures of evil, but a very cultured people, yearning for freedom from the enslaving humans, the ridiculous addition of zeros to the stats of units, boring, drawn-out battles that have lost all their dynamism, where a mage could wipe out half of the enemy army with a blizzard, and it's better not to approach a couple of cannon towers without cannons, otherwise you'll be crushed, the complete absence of water. I don't like the third Warcraft. It's boring. Not like the second, where one mistake can lead to a loss, and where the graphics are so wonderful, juicy, and pleasing.

I wouldn't recommend playing it. It's complete garbage. I bought the disc once and just wasted my money.

Are you talking about Pool of Radiance? In my opinion, it's one of the best RPGs. I played it almost non-stop for about a month.

They say that it is one of the best games (alongside Baldur's Gate) set in the D&D world, even though it mainly involves swinging a sword.

Nyaa! and lololo
it turns out that if you dig deep enough into Foobar's settings, you can find where to enable displaying album art, and even set a custom size. Now listening to music is ten times more kawaii ^_^

And finally, to hell with WMP, it started deleting all my large, kawaii, carefully selected, and photoshopped album art without asking and replacing them with its own small 200x200 (or however many pixels). With these covers, I'll only use Foobar from now on ^^

Since I finished one game, I decided to start something else. I also decided to play King's Bounty, specifically the Armored Princess. I installed it, and also installed The Succession Wars, because why not? I have everything downloaded. I imported a save file from 1.5 years ago, featuring the Illusionist I used to play through the first part. And Minsk hid a hamster in his anus during a search. Minsk is just Minsk.