Lokey

Sure, possible. Similar difficulty to what you're trying to do here with a new subrace.

1) Don't give Neeshka the awesome Elven Mithral. Keep it for yourself. 2) What about running windowed mode with a lower resolution?

Well unfortunately JE Sawyer and Obsidian made their decision and there's absolutely nothing you can do to change it

We've covered this before: how is it different? (Out of the box my controls are the same as NWN1's toolset, and Obsid even told us what the movement hotkeys are in the docs that they shouldn't have included if they wanted to do things as NWN1 did.)

I would never have guessed this for some reason. Could you post a pic of such in NWN1? (Stock the only thing I can think of would be Underdark, which was better than being simply a reskin like the SoU tilesets...the only heights in mines is from the transition tiles. Plus I'd hardly call it a cave.) But if you want varying elevation: you miss the part where you can make placeables walkable (Sawyer did too lol)? That you can use any tile in any combination now? - I find the lower level spell effects to be really overdone (mage armor, shield, energy protection) and a lot of higher level spells to be underwhelming. Too bad they didn't include any way to change this like with NWN1

55MB or so for the beta. It needs some work, but the graphics optimizations are

Underneath that veneer of disgust and antipathy, I think she really likes me

Thanks for reminding me to stick it out as evil this time through :"> Some of your screen shots are really washed out, how high do you have the gamma set? Oh definitely look into some gui changes too.

The camera controls are the same between the NWN1 toolset and the NWN2 prerelease. Maybe there's a mouse invert setting or something else you switched?

@The Guildmaster: aye unfortunate development. I like the features and settings much better on these boards, plus the faster page loads (Bio has so much junk on their pages that has to load on every time, sigh).

Dunno, that might be the closest thing to a true statement I've seen from Servant of Eru. In America, graduate degrees are rough--you have to work at poverty level while in the program plus some monstrous tuition to scrape up. You can get a decent job with a B.S., but it's likely you're going to be answering to someone who has little to no idea about what you're doing--which can be good or bad, lol. Oh, anytime I really think about how the market works, I feel the need to shower for some reason.