[stepurhan]

Originally Posted by Jazhara7

Yes, it has. But even in single player you could (actually *had* to) create your entire party. I never played it in Multiplayer, myself (I never played any game in Multiplayer, come to think of it...).


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Multiplayer in Icewind Dale just involved one player (the server player) creating the party and then granting rights to other players to control certain characters and other game options. Played a 3-3 split party with a friend of mine.

Corey Haim and Corey Feldman were not big in the 80's. They were both the very definition of the height-disadvantaged. Are they both now Lost Boys? (Do you see what I did there? )