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I suggest: STR 5 You'll want the carry weight. Armor, rocks, etc. PER 6 This is enough for medium range throwing END 1 I liked your ninja-don't-get-hit reasoning CHA 1 How can anyone like you if they can't see you? INT 7 Good for dialogue options and skill points AGI 10 How'd he...

And again with two guards outside Myron's door at Stables.

Same situation with Bishop. Up on the third floor, the guards that are with him shed 2 armors each when killed.

The more I think this over, the more I like it. I realize, I think, that making science more important would not, in fact, unbalance the game the way I was first thinking. Instead, it would introduce one more skill that players would have to invest skill points in, thus making managing skill...

Not sure if this is gameplay or a glitch. Cold Hearts. If I decline the mission to poison a child, Bob says something like, "I have rights. No one will say anything." And then after leaving dialogue I display floating text that first says, "I feel funny," and then just displays, "What have...

What does this line mean: "Everyone accepts review code for games," ? I wonder if part of the difficulty with journalistic integrity and gaming mags is that they are JUST gaming mags. I mean, if I want an unbought review of a movie, I don't buy a mag devoted entirely to movies. Those mags are...

Wait at Sam's garden until midnight, not just until dark. And, here's an annoying thing that it took me forever to figure out: you can't be actually IN the garden or the kid won't come. You have to move yourself and your party north a little bit, so that you are standing on the dirt. Then, keep...

I like it. But I'm imagining a situation where Science becomes this all-important skill. It would cool to have lots of situations which check combinations of different pairs of skills, so that different character-types would find their skills useful in different situations. For example...

Did you catch the kid sneaking around before killing the guy with the thieve's stone? I think you probably did, because I'm not sure the stone is even present unless you've seen the kid sneaking. Not sure, though. Anyway, two possibilities... 1) If you DIDN'T catch the kid sneaking into the...

When you walk up to him and he says, "Take this cudgel," open your inventory. He has handed you a sharpened stick. Equip the sharpened stick, then the training cut scene (very similar to the unarmed one) will begin. Took me a while to figure out, too.

Killap, thanks. After the next megamod release, I'll play through again from the beginning and keep a log. MIB, Another one. (I guess I'm on a roll tonight.) I can no longer use my doctor skill after putting combat armor MKII on Klint. I'm in the vault at Vault 15, just killed Dorian...

You're welcome. Now, another question... Vault 15 - rescuing the girl from the shack. I use the trap skill on the door of the room she's being held in. I get You discover a trap on the door frame. You receive X points for using your trap skill. You fail to find any traps on the door...

I opened up an earlier saved game, ran over to the bartender, and - Voila! - he has the full inventory. Changing that one file did the trick. Thanks, Misteryo

I renamed the file. Then I started the game, opened a save in New Reno in Mordino's bar, went to the bartender. No change. Still no inventory at all. Does capitalization matter at all to the naming of the file? It was niMorBox.int and I changed it to iMorBox.int. Misteryo

The bartender does not say specifically that he has drugs or alchohol, but in the unmodded game he has a full inventory of both, and it doesn't matter which you ask for, you get the same full inventory in the barter screen. No, he doesn't have alchohol either. Thanks, Misteryo