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[Arjento]

Hi,

Nearly finishing BG1 it seems now (off to the palace in BG) but I wish to use the teleport "cheat" to go to a map and transfer all my items before the game automatically switches to BG2.

I understand that starting BG2 I will be on my own in a dungeon type level, could anyone recommend a good map (with the AR codes) that has a container that is accessible after I leave my prison? (It would be more for the items I would keep for my prospective companions.

Thanks.

[OneEyedPhoenix]

Hi,

Nearly finishing BG1 it seems now (off to the palace in BG) but I wish to use the teleport "cheat" to go to a map and transfer all my items before the game automatically switches to BG2.

I understand that starting BG2 I will be on my own in a dungeon type level, could anyone recommend a good map (with the AR codes) that has a container that is accessible after I leave my prison? (It would be more for the items I would keep for my prospective companions.

Thanks.

I would recommend you not to as they are removed for a reason and early BG2 is balanced for that. Importing lots of items from BG1 will make it boringly easy...

Nevertheless I doubt you are going to listen to me, so you can check out ar0703. It's the Ilmater Chapel on the Waukeen promenade as far as I can tell... (0700 is the promenade itself, but you might trigger some scripts prematurely if you go there)

Edited by OneEyedPhoenix, 06 October 2009 - 01:40 PM.

[Arjento]

Hi,

Nearly finishing BG1 it seems now (off to the palace in BG) but I wish to use the teleport "cheat" to go to a map and transfer all my items before the game automatically switches to BG2.

I understand that starting BG2 I will be on my own in a dungeon type level, could anyone recommend a good map (with the AR codes) that has a container that is accessible after I leave my prison? (It would be more for the items I would keep for my prospective companions.

Thanks.

I would recommend you not to as they are removed for a reason and early BG2 is balanced for that. Importing lots of items from BG1 will make it boringly easy...

Nevertheless I doubt you are going to listen to me, so you can check out ar0703. It's the Ilmater Chapel on the Waukeen promenade as far as I can tell... (0700 is the promenade itself, but you might trigger some scripts prematurely if you go there)

Thanks, tried this but there is an NPC that wants to join me as soon as I port into here.

Wouldn't want to "interfere" with any of the BG2 stuff...any other recommendations?

[OneEyedPhoenix]

Thanks, tried this but there is an NPC that wants to join me as soon as I port into here.

Wouldn't want to "interfere" with any of the BG2 stuff...any other recommendations?

You can try any map between 702 and 708. They should all be apartments in the Promenade.

[Arjento]

Thanks, tried this but there is an NPC that wants to join me as soon as I port into here.

Wouldn't want to "interfere" with any of the BG2 stuff...any other recommendations?

You can try any map between 702 and 708. They should all be apartments in the Promenade.

Thanks, going to use 708, will give me a few containers.

Edited by Arjento, 07 October 2009 - 02:38 PM.

[Lollorian]

Lol This looks like an idea for a mod Something that introduces "warehouses" to store your items

(I dunno its use along with the bottomless bags of holding etc but since not many use the bags cause of the stutter they can cause ... yeah, good idea )

Cheers,
Lol

[The Baboon]

Well, that should be easy, right? Two CREs, one store? Should work, but then again, I'm more or less completely new to this.

Anyway, with the Unique Containers mod, you could just put all the stuff into one Bag of Holding you find somewhere in BG1, remember which one it is, and use Shadowkeeper to put it into your inventory.

[Lollorian]

Yeah, that Bag o Holding thing is good too (actually, while I was actually being funny in the previous post, it seems like a good idea now)

The BWP mentions that putting too many items in a Bag of holding can cause stuttering problems, so keeping a separate area as your own personal storehouse (just a small area with a lotta containers) could be a good idea afterall

I could only think of two things that could implement that right now though

Konalan's Tweaks adds a Rod of Refuge that can teleport you to an area with a chest and a dresser ... but there's also another chest and a table that could be used as containers. You can get it from Icharyd the Skelton Warrior in the Ulcaster Ruins in BGI and some guy called the Crypt king from the Graveyard District in BGII Or if you have the component installed, you could CLUAConsole:CreateItem("K0ROD01") to get it

Then there's Cursed Item Revisions, that adds the Stone of Recall that transports you to a cave-like area, but I don't see anything you could use as container in there (unless you can make containers outta cracks in walls ) You get the Stone from Gorion in BGI

Well, those items beat CLUAing in and out of areas just to store items anytime

Cheers,
Lol

Edited by Lollorian, 07 October 2009 - 11:47 PM.

[Hoppy]

If you use the cloth sack from the NeJ2 mini mod and fill it full with whatever you want, it will be in Chateau Irenicus in one of the chests. The sack is purchased from Aldeth Sashenstar's store when you are in BG1. There are two other bags form the same store that get imported as well.

[Lollorian]

Btw, does anyone know about any other items that add a a mini-pocket plane that you can teleprt in and out of??

Thanks,
Lol

[Miloch]

Well, only if you drink too much at your destination after using the Boots of the Bar/Boots of the Pub in Aurora's Shoes, you might think you're in some weird different plane, I dunno. But neither is really intended to let you cheat in this manner though (kind of ruins the spirit of BG2 to start with a bunch of extra loot - not like you don't pick it up right away in the Dungeon).