Happy Life
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That's it. I've played not only the original but also the Throne of Bhaal expansion. Perhaps the original is BioWare's best creation; though I like the Vhaerun Empire and Neverwinter, I still believe this company mostly produces garbage.
Throne of Bhaal consists of grinding and great music, which is much more pleasing to the ear than the music of Amn. When I overcame everyone (surprisingly, some battles were not that easy even for our overpowered characters) and got the chance to choose one ending or another (wow, choosing an ending in the last minute of the game, what an amazing opportunity!), I chose "YES," although that didn't stop me from looking at the other one later. I started BG1 as chaotic neutral, and in BG2, I changed my alignment to neutral evil because in one of the rooms, I decided not to sacrifice stats but sacrificed a companion, whom I later easily resurrected (great logic!). Consequently, I ended up as neutral evil. In response, the buggy game gave me a good ending, where I am a beacon of light and virtue even in the darkest times, and my name is mentioned in the books. I'm not against it, because I usually did good deeds, I didn't see the point in intimidating peasants in the hope of getting ten coins (hello, Darth Revan!), and this is exactly what should have happened. But it's still strange. I even had a medium reputation, I deliberately lowered it, and kept it low so that Sarevok and Edwin would stop whining.
As for the companions' endings, I liked how Einoen organized his own order. Finally, he stopped his pathetic whining about the System rejecting him and acted like a man. It was long overdue. Why massage a fat leader of the Shining Hand, carry his slippers, pray when told, and clean up after him? Is this what a young man in the prime of his life, striving for justice, should do? Of course not, you don't need to work for someone else; you need to work for Sarevok. He's a bit slow, but a capable guy, and I don't regret taking him with me. He even became epic by the end, with 38 levels.
The other endings are not that memorable, except for Edwin, who supposedly changed his gender and opened his own tavern in Waterdeep, staging his own death after getting his ass kicked in Tae, but in principle, he couldn't do that because the buggy game never gave me the continuation of the quest. As soon as I took the scroll, it stopped.
What should I do next?
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Небо
