Planescape Torment

Because it's finally been released on Good Old Games and I feel that I have to celebrate.

Deionarra's Theme:

It has? Huzzah! I really want to get this game. Seems amazing.

I'm fully aware that Planescape Torment has flaws but it's the only game I've ever played that made me cry. BEAT THAT GAMING INDUSTRY. BEAT THAT.

Already bought it. Twice. It's that good.

For some reason I've never got round to snagging this one, but now I have no excuse. Downloading now. Cheers chaps, hope it lives up to its rep.

edited 28th Sep '10 2:46:23 PM by KillerRabbit

This game has been in such need of an official rerelease for so damn long, but evidently there were some issues with the licensing. Now that it's apparently resolved, maybe it can go on to Steam, which is truly where it deserves to be.

edited 28th Sep '10 8:03:52 PM by Haven

Must... Get... Eventually! When I don't have so much studying to do...

I must have played this game maybe 20 times already... definitely one of the best.

So does GOG have prices in euro?

Nope, you have to do the conversion yourself.

Well dang it D=

There's a gadget in Windows 7 that does that for you. 9.99 dollars = 7.241 euros according to it.

edited 3rd Oct '10 4:53:09 AM by WUE

Yeah, but it will be USA version xD

Kidding~ Or am I?

Ehm, Planescape: Torment was released in only one language. There's no such thing as a different version of Planescape: Torment, only some language packs (I'm not sure if they're included, and even if they are, I'd recommend playing it in English, since it's incredibly difficult to translate, and, at least the Italian translation, was far from perfect and lost a lot of the original's charm IMHO).

There are some very good fan created patches that unlock extra dialouge and such that you should consider downloading.

The fan translations actually seemed pretty good. I mostly played the German one though. (And the Hungarian one, but I doubt that interests anyone.)

I've just started playing it thanks to Good Old Games. THIS GAME IS THE SHIT! And it's very funny...

It's the best RPG in, like, ever. True fact.

What am I supposed to do when I level up? How do I get new feats? How do I select class? I wanna be a wizzard!

Well, when you level up, you go to the stats menu for the party member that leveled up and hit the level up button. You don't get any feats, but you can get stat upgrades from conversations with various NPCs. You can change class by speaking with various other NPCs. The easiest way to learn to be a wizard would be to talk to Mebbeth in Ragpicker Square.

This is a AD&D game. There aren't feats and you can't change your class every time you level up. These things are only in the 3rd edition of D&D, which was introduced after PST.