And as long as it takes to get to level 5, especially in a full proper party, you're doing a lot of nothing but slinging and probably item identifying. As soon as you get Third level spells, the game truly opens up for you. Some classes don't even really pick up to about level 5, like mages for instance. It's one thing to make yourself level 10 instantly for testing spells or stat progression or something, but these people were planning to do a play through with it.Īs a general rule, the first level of D&D, whether tabletop or cRPG, is generally the most dangerous of levels, as you have very few options and with a low enough amount of hitpoints, you're just one unlucky hit away from a game over, much less a crit! To me that's not even playing the game, might as well start the game with 25 all stats level 20. I even told this one guy start new char or leave, and his response is "You want some items?" No I want to play the game not just spawn end game items high level characters and overpower every single monster in the game. I just had to rant about this cause it's really beginning to bug me when I try to host publicly and get some people to join but they don't want to start new they want to load end game characters.
There's already enough exploits and free/cheap exp and items that starting at level 10 is totally unnecessary. You people are partially the reason people keep hosting with passwords, these guys that come in Candlekeep while everyone else is level 1 and load a level 10 character with end game items, tell me really what is the point? You're not going to have any real challenge until maybe end of Durlag's Tower or in Baldur's Gate, so tell me why. I can understand starting with high attributes (like all 18) or high thieving skills at level 1 to make up for pick pockets and etc not being usable until late game, but why would you want to load an end-game character in Candlekeep when the multiplayer game literally says "New Game".
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