Damianus_NT

Hi. I have some questions regarding HP in Shadows of Amn, and I figured that You (CamDawg) may have some insight. Sorry for writing in this topic, but I cannot find 'Private Message' function. Delete this if necessary. 1. Is there a way to force BG2 to give a proper amount of starting hp for our main character? a) If we import 'character file' from BG1 then <charname> will most likely have less hp than they should. For instance, a fighter, level 7, constitution 19, gets 71 hp instead of 105 hp (berserker, tried this many times, always 71 hp). In order to avoid this "hp reset" one can import BG1 save instead (not the character file!). But even then, HP pool is not going to be the same, because... b) The game grants player extra hp dice! That is, the level 9 berserker <charname> is going to have 100 basic hp + bonuses granted from constitution. He should obviously have 90 hp + constitution bonuses, but the game apparently gives the player an extra "dice", probably to compensate the default "roll to see how much health you get" system. Other example: a fighter/mage, 18 constitution should start with 66 hp but gets the maximum of 73. Is there a way to turn it off? 2. Despite having CDTWEAKS/SETUP-CDTWEAKS.TP2~ #6 #3012 enabled (max hp for NPC's), Imoen in the Irenicus Dungeon has only 57 hp. It should be 62, if I'm correct. But maybe it's just the prologue Imoen, not the one we rescue later. BTW. The other NPCs have their hp pools properly maxed. It is only Imoen who seems to be bugged. Again, sorry for posting here. I'm just curious. EDIT: Using easy difficulty changes nothing while importing character file. Creating new character works fine, of course, and they roll max hp + bonus. (So fighter, level 7, constitution 18 gets 108 hp, instead of 98 hp (extra 10 hp for free). BTW. The example of fighter/mage is from the unmoded game, as well as tested with Epic Endeavours mod. How on Earth, a constitution 18, level 6/6 fighter/mage gets 73 hp, at the beginning of the game, not 66? In BG1 he/she starts with 11 hp. The game gives a single dice of bonus hp (in this case 4 hp + 10 hp /2 = 7, according to fighter/mage class and without constitution bonus).