Selene Moonsong

I agree; It doesn't sound like he hates CRPGs so much to me, but rather that it allows him to be more creative by hating the preconceived limitations presented in CRPG development. It seems to me that, if he really hated CRPGs in general, he would more likely be focused on developing arcade-style games.

Welcome, Matt, to bothe the Obsidian forums here and the NWN 2 Forums on the BioBoards

Just one word: SWEET!

I actually haven't had that much time to play, lately, RL takes it's toll on gaming. I have also been having issues with my video card oveheating lately (since 1.07 patch) and I'm looking at remedial action on this, but haven'r really had the time, so I'm taking it easy on my hardware for now.

I am primarily a PW player, but I also enjoy MP sessions ranging from the OC to custom modules to single player as well.

A couple of things I definately agree with here, and some suggestions... 1. If you have someone on staff who is interested in writing romances, by all means let them write the plots and dialogue, or find someone with an interest and talent for it to do it. 2. Gratuitous sex isn't needed. If there is to be such a moment in a tale, do it in such a way that it is not the most important moment in the relationship, but a new beginning instead. 3. Continue the romance afterwards, rather than allow the confession of love to be the end of the romance tale and come off more like a completed checklist item for a quest. Confessed love can lead to additional friction or concerns between the involved characters and can lead to all new lines of dialogue exchanges. 4. When including conflict in a romance, give the character opportunities to make up for their own mistakes, rather than leave it up to the NPC. Don't allow the dialogue options to simply end a romance with a single selection by the character, without later giving the character a chance to redeem his or her self and make ammends. Romance shouldn't be a dead end. Of course, these are just my suggestions I mean

Chris, I hope you know what you've started here and are paying attentin to this thread in the NWN 2 MotB forum as well

I'v tried the Wlakmesh Helper in a couple of rather simple places and found that it works pretty well, and ha saved me a lot of frustration with trying to make a simple dock a walkable area. I'm going to give it a try on a few other things as well to see just what I can get away with.

Sadly, it does cause toolset problems. I don't even get an error on my system, just... nothing. Oh well, It should be fixed by the time I get back from a short vacation

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