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(PC) Eye of The Beholder 3 (1993) | Longplay [no commentary] | +Secrets, +Full Story, +Explanations

Longplay with all secrets, resurrected companions, all good items, scrolls, complete story and maps fully explored. Used ASE for the maps, OBS for recording and Davinci Resolve for rendering the individual segments together. 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:19 Character transfer from EOB 2 and Burial Glen Area 00:09:02 Warriors Tomb Level 1 00:25:20 Warriors Tomb Level 2 00:38:35 Forest Trail 00:50:26 Guildhall Quarter Ruins 01:00:13 Mages' Guild Level 1 01:11:07 Mages' Guild Level 2 01:23:36 Mages' Guild Level 3 01:44:13 Mages' Guild Level 4 01:55:38 Temple Quarter Ruins 02:08:55 Temple of Lathander Level 1 02:15:14 Temple of Lathander Level 2 02:23:19 Temple of Lathander Level 3 02:31:46 Temple of Lathander Level 4 02:39:19 Ending cutscene and credits ~~~~~FAQ~~~~~ ~Which races and classes are used?~ Human Fighter, Dwarf Fighter, Human Cleric, Human Mage For details check out my EOB 1 longplay:    • Видео   ~Why no multiclass characters?~ Multiclass characters have their experience split between classes, which means they level up slower than single-class characters. ~Why are you forgoing 2 more companions?~ To level faster, limit the party to 4, since experience points are split across all party members. ~Why did you choose the races and classes?~ This is the best party if you plan to play through all three games, and it meets the minimum requirements for your party. I do not recommend using elven characters in EOB. They don't get any of their racial bonuses, but they do get the racial penalties of being immune to raising the dead. The Ranger bonus to two-handed combat is not worth being vulnerable to in the front ranks. Plus, he needs oodles of XP to gain levels. Halflings are quite a waste of time if you want to play through EOB3, as their level limitations there are pathetic. The Paladin was supposed to get a passive bonus in AD&D, but it was not implemented. Therefore I use 2 fighters, one of which is a dwarf and the other a human. A human so there is a short sword to start with. ~Why do you leave some items?~ Items I leave lying around are useless, have no magic effects or are bugged, like bows and arrows. ~Okay, but other items you pick up and use even though they have no effect.~ Only if they don't take up inventory space or are good for immersion.