You never know when all hell’s going to break loose suddenly and you’ll end up dead. “My cleric’s going to heal your warrior now. I spent a ridiculous percentage of time talking to my co-op partner (who was conveniently in the same room) about what the plan was, and the exact course of action my character(s) were going to take as soon as the game resumed (e.g. You may even spend more time with the game on pause than not as you figure out your next move. BG:EE is not a game you can Dynasty Warriors your way through. Many are not, and you’ll have to learn them on the fly or use the internet when you have questions. Many of the basics of the gameplay are explained in it. If it’s been a long time since you’ve played a game like BG:EE, I’d strongly recommend going through the tutorial (which is only available in single-player).
Party composition is important (for example, creating a party of six mages is probably a good way to cause you to rage quit in five minutes) as are tactics. For newcomers to the game, let me just make one thing clear: BG:EE is not an easy game.
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