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Well then, time to bother the Lucas Arts forums until they release it! But what about NWN2?

So, now that Obsidian has finally started showing their inventory of games over Steam, is there any chance at all we might one day see Neverwinter Nights 2, Mask of the Betrayer, Storms of Zehir, and most importantly Knights of the Old Republic 2 on Steam? I'm not sure how much control you guys have over these games or their licenses, or who should be asked to do this, but I would love to see KotOR2 on Steam, as it is NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE to find anywhere else, and I'm about to just write it off as abandonware. Neverwinter Nights 2 and its expansions would just be nice as I wouldn't have to keep my discs, as besides Baldurs Gate 2, thats the only physical copy discs I still have. Just wondering if there is any specific reason why this can't happen or whatnot, as I know several people who would buy the whole set the day it came up, and I really want to play KotOR2 again, as I haven't been able to since shortly after it released.

Yes please. Or at least more games with this kind of choice/effect system, I love how it works, and really want to see more of it in upcoming games. If it was my choice, I'd shower Obsidian with money to get more games out of them.

Not sure how to feel about this. On one hand, I have played DS2 ( and 1 a LOOOOOOONG time ago ), and got so bored with it, I uninstalled it before I even managed to leave that Magical Forest, it just felt like a really poorly made Diablo Clone, and while the story was interesting, and I did want to learn more, I couldn't keep myself interested enough in just clicking everything to care. ( And I generally like Diablo Clones, I like Torchlight and D2 ) On the other hand, I've yet to find an Obsidian game I didn't enjoy in one way or another, the press releases do mention they will be adding on to the story/adding a choice system/companions, and well, I have been looking for a new COOP game to play with my friends for awhile now. So... Tentatively Excited? I have enough faith in Obsidian to be a little excited.