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Is Bioware melting? There seems to be a great migration underway...

She's evvviiillll... just no.

Are you asking the right question?

I think pretty much because it was derailed by Atari over DRM issues. Mysteries of Westgate was a decent enough module at a $10, but it was completed in 2007 and then only released in 2009. I think that heel dragging by Atari may have scared off other potential commercial mod builders. The fact that the fan-built Baldur's Gate Reloaded module has been downloaded (uniquely) 25,000 times and IWD 9,000 times shows there's still a market, albeit a small one.

Today's headline reads, "Trump Campaign Manager Charged with Battery in Florida". Is just me or does anybody else wonder where his plug is located?

Do you really think they'll run out of states any time soon?

It seems to be downloading normally now. Thanks.

I've been experiencing the same problem while trying to reload the game from Steam. I have 150 Gb of free space on the SSD J drive; it says it needs 17780 Mb. Everything else is working fine.

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I am a little concerned that it may end up like the IWD games: lots of combat, but little story. They can't change BG2 much, so nothing you do in this interlude is going to matter in the long run.

Thanks 2 kgambit 4 the explanation. L8r.

I wonder how influenced it will be by the Midnight PnP campaign setting?

Thank you Obsidian for continuing to refine and repair PoE and its expansions. Sounds like it's just about ready for me to take another run through.

I wouldn't mind an alternative history RPG. Say one that involved a team of time travelers heading back to a specific epoch for some reason. A little advanced technology intermixed with historical realism would make for a more interesting game, I think.