Obviously "save/load abuse" is not possible "in real life" so there's always been that method of getting a better HP roll. In a table top game, I don't allow players to roll their HP at a given level and then turn around and say "Na, never mind, I'm not leveling up at this point." Even if they choose to do so, I wouldn't let them re-roll their HP at a later date. We'll have to figure out what the management decision is on all of this.Īs to the HP feature: I guess I PERSONALLY (not a Beamdog Opinion) disagree with you Bengoshi. On the other hand it's a feature that's been available since before BG:EE was a thing so I personally agree with Dee on this that this should squarely be considered a bug. This may be intentional functionality to avoid other issues or it may be an oversight / code issue. Regarding backing out of a level up: Keep in mind the technical difficulties involved in backing out of a level up: There's a potential there to lose Spell Selection, Proficiency Selection, Skill point Additions, etc. *I* am unclear on the answers to all three of the above points.
Lets be clear which part of this is considered a bug.the inability to back out, the inability to withhold HP rolls till a later leveling up, or both.Īnd if both, is it a bug that the withhold HP rolls isn't functional or a bug that it's there in the first place? * Backing out of a Level Up (because it's not possible) disallows the "Feature" to withhold HP rolls till a later level up. * Backing out of a Level Up is no longer possible via Escape
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