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From: mnfriedr@immd4.informatik.uni-erlangen.de (M. Friedrich)
Subject: Re: Best characters to use in Ultima 3?
Message-ID: <1991Jun2.185744.3309@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
Organization: CSD., University of Erlangen, Germany
References: <14756@ucrmath.ucr.edu> <1991May29.112109.7903@msb.com>
Date: Sun, 2 Jun 1991 18:57:44 GMT
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andrewh@msb.com (Andrew Huie) writes:

>In Ultima 3, I find at least one elven thief to be indispensable in the party
>until the final battle.  Since I typically give them a higher Dex., they have
>a higher probability of hitting things.  A dwarven/hobbit Paladin (just as
>long as their wisdom and strength have a max of 75 and/or 99) or a human
>Ranger, a fuzzy/elven Magic User, and a hobbit Cleric is a typical dungeon
>party.  At the very beginning, I might have a hobbit Druid instead of cleric
>until I can get the money to boost their stats.  At the final battle, my
>"perfect" party consists of an elven wizard, a fuzzy wizard, a hobbit druid,
>and a hobbit cleric.  Those who made it to the end know what I mean!
I made it to the end, I don't know why you need different parties. Or
why do you need so much magic users. Have you ever considered taking a
horse with you into Exodus' castle? You only have to fight dragons two times
then, instead of four times.

It seems you all have many problems playing Ultima III, but it is such an easy
and uncomplicated game...
Later, every party member is as powerful as the other. Every character has
his maximum stats...

Why do you all have problems? I don't know...

Greetings,  :-)
	Efchen
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