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What game in this legendary RPG series was made a decade after its predecessors? By a completely new group of developers? With a dubious move from 2D to 3D? And introduced level scaling? And is the normie's favourite entry in the series?

That's right! Wizardry 8!

W8 uses the same first person perspective, this is like saying that WarCraft 3 or StarCraft 2 made a dubious move from 2D to 3D.
 

octavius

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Thanks to the Codex chasing away Lilura, the only female poster on this site, we now have these endless debates on which is better of BG1 or BG2, instead of someone who can give us an authoritative answer.
 

KeighnMcDeath

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Thanks to the Codex chasing away Lilura, the only female poster on this site, we now have these endless debates on which is better of BG1 or BG2, instead of someone who can give us an authoritative answer.
In time you fools will come to understand the glory that is BG: SoD.
 

Zed Duke of Banville

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Thanks to the Codex chasing away Lilura, the only female poster on this site, we now have these endless debates on which is better of BG1 or BG2, instead of someone who can give us an authoritative answer.
Despite an inexplicable fondness for Infinity Engine games, Lilura has more prestigious taste in RPGs than the large majority of Codexers:

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Not always, I still got the Warcraft 3 Collector's Edition big box around here somewhere nicest thing in it was a separate disc of the movies and the soundtrack.
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laclongquan

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Games being balanced is not a bad thing.
Wrrrrrrrrrrong!
On a personal part, you are a Codexer. BY DEFINITION we codexers like unbalanced, flawed things. Any games we revered generally is unbalanced and flawed as heck. Anything that is nearly balanced or all-round good, generally is a Codex niche, like Gothic or something. Not many Codexers like such things.

On a specific part, any game that changed toward balanced things is unfun. Take Tale of Two Wasteland total conversion project for Fallout New Vegas/Fallout 3
++ In version 3.2.2 it's quite unbalanced, because the modders had NOT managed a balance thing between item price of FNV and F3, so the price scheme is quite unbalance. General items has FNV price scheme, while quest using F3 price scheme (like 200 caps to invest traders). So the unbalance thing while being a bit annoying, but quite fun. You can fix the annoyment with some barter mod.
++ In version 3.3+ they complete the price scheme adjustment so all items (both FNV and F3) follow F3 price scheme... it's quite balanced and can prevent cap inflation. OTOH it's boring as fuck~
 
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