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Sorry for digressing; the lesson here is you can use the AI functions to help until you master the tactical roles of your choson NPC firends - Enjoy.
I was 12 when I finished the game and im swedish so english was a language I didnt really master at that age.
It takes a few days, I would def suggest playing the tutorial and watching some video on youtube - but its not really that complicated... I mean games like Dragon Age might have a better UI but its the same DNA in one sense.
It even includes "Volo's Guide to Baldur's Gate"
O wait, I'm talking about bg1.
It does take time and patience to be good at the game but it is exageration to say it is so difficult it takes years to master. One can play through beat the game and enjoy themsleves without being a BG-Zen-master. Although one can keep learning more with each play through and each charactor type or party mix - one does not need encyclopediac knowledge of DnD rules rules to suceed. There are all kinds of lessons to learn-yes. But before scaring potential fans off with elitist BS; note that non-english speaking QuezcatoL - was 12 and beat the game in the English verson. I have nieces and nephews that beat the game (cleanly) in their early teens by having fun and experimeting with all the combinations of characters (main and NPC allies).
In the end be creative have fun you will learn lot's of tricks on how to beat certain situations; don't worry about being the most efficient or min/max-ing every charactor or situation. I have played through a dozen or more times (BG / BG2 / TOB) and never worried about efficiency, becuase if you enjoy the journey you will make it.
It will take a while and some reading to get into it.
If you can do that it will be worth it.
There are a lot of guides & walkthroughs online.
Checkout Dan Simpson's guides on GamesFaq...he has one on D&D rules.
http://www.gamefaqs.com/pc/258273-baldurs-gate-ii-shadows-of-amn/faqs