i have an obscene amount of time spent in the infinity engine games. bg1-2 and the icewind dale duo. literal thousands of hours. i have never played planescape. or rather i launched it once and played a few hours and lost interest because i got lost in trying to understand the character classes, skills, and abilities on top of trying to follow what at least from memory i recall as a fairly complex confusing story. so in my attempt to get back into this game i want to ask about the base game things like me...

I can see that proficiency level ++ and +++++ each grant 1/2 attack per round The PST wiki indicates that there are some weapon speed increases that are granted from high proficiency, but doesn't specify what they are. Does anyone know the full benefits of each weapon proficiency in Planescape Torment?? I'm hoping for something along the lines of: Zero Points: (untrained) - penalty using this weapon (what is the penalty?) One Point: + (trained) - Can use a weapon without penalties. Any othe...

I've been meaning to try to get in to some other kind of cRPG sort of thing, but I tend to fizzle out. I've only played the most casual titles I can think of for the genre: Dragon Age, Baldur's Gate 3, Divinity Original Sin 1 + 2. I've started Pathfinder: Kingmaker but quit pretty early on. I put over 60 hours into Pillars of Eternity 1 but got annoyed/frustrated by the combat system so I never finished it. I own BG1 and 2 but never tried 'em. I'm not sure what I'm even really looking for in a game...

I'm pretty sure I hit fighter lvl 7 before switching to mage, does this mean that I won't get the specialization bonus? It says that now I am mage lvl 3. What happened to the 7 fighter lvl-s? Thank you

.... what makes this one "Enhanced"?