Dorn

If and when it reaches the stores it looks like I'll be buying myself a copy. Using the old Aurora engine, these guys did a great job so far. The only "minor" things that borthered me for an RPG-Action game like this, is the not in sync combat animations. Meaning the attacker and defender didn't block and fight in sync with one another on many occasions. Also, running seems extremely quick. Possibly these are still bugs to iron out?

The following is based on the limited information I've been given. I could be quite wrong in some details, but am pretty sure the basic idea is right. So... I just want to point out, if it hasn't been said yet, that Atari is connected to Infogrames, which is owned by Hasbro, which also owns Wizards of the Coast. This means that Atari has recieved all rights in producting all D&D games. IF Atari goes bust, then the licence would just go back to Infogrames. And I'm sure NWN2 will be released before Atari could go bust anyway. The main worry I'd be having is how much support there will be after the game launches. If the funding disapears from Atari to Obsidian, then I'm not sure who'd be paying for any unreleased material (patches, features like the DM client, and the like).

BF2 and DMing for NWN Same ole' same ole'. Can't wait for NWN2

Why am I so late to see this post. If the server is still around I'll keep an eye on it and see how populated it gets. Also what is it running now, BF2, Special Forces or the Euro Booster Pack?