Neverwinter nights

[Volourn]

LOL Good one. (P.S. That's not sarcastic; but laughter )

 

 

Anyways, "TP" is short for 'Total Package'.

[metadigital]

I'm glad that you come with (self-certified) sub-titles, Magical Volo!

[Gabrielle]

We amuse ourselves at times.

[Judge Hades]

I do have to say I liked JE better more NWN and KotOR 1.

Edited April 1, 2006 by Judge Hades

[Gabrielle]

I do have to say I liked JE better more NWN and KotOR 1.

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Heretic. <_<

[Judge Hades]

Hey, just an honest opinion, though I did like KotOR 2 better than JE.

[Lilandra]

Jade Empire was better than NWN but not Kotor 1. JE was visually better looking and had a better story compared to NWN.

[Volourn]

JE is wayyyyyy better than either KOTOR. It's noty even a contest. Those who disagree are better off being DS, and POR2. Those are the 'RPGs' more suited for them.

 

P.S. Hades, you should really make up your mind which KOTOR you liked more. One day it's KOTOR1; the next it's KOTOR2.

Edited April 1, 2006 by Volourn

[mkreku]

I prefer my RPG's longer than 15 hours, thank you very much.

 

I noticed recently that I have already clocked 100+ hours in Oblivion! Noone's going to claim that I don't do thorough playthrough's of the games I review at least.

[jaguars4ever]

JE = HotU

JE > K1/K2

K1/K2 > SoU

K1/K2 > OC

K2 > K1 (from a roleplaying perpective)

K1 > K2 (as a game overall)

 

[Meshugger]

JE = HotU

JE > K1/K2

K1/K2 > SoU

K1/K2 > OC

K2 > K1 (from a roleplaying perpective)

K1 > K2 (as a game overall)

 

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So, (JE = HotU) > K1 > K2 > (SoU, OC)

 

?

 

[jaguars4ever]

JE = HotU

JE > K1/K2

K1/K2 > SoU

K1/K2 > OC

K2 > K1 (from a roleplaying perpective)

K1 > K2 (as a game overall)

 

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So, (JE = HotU) > K1 > K2 > (SoU, OC)

 

?

 

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Exactly. :cool:

 

TOMBS : +10 Messhugger

[CoM_Solaufein]

I prefer my RPG's longer than 15 hours, thank you very much.

 

I noticed recently that I have already clocked 100+ hours in Oblivion! Noone's going to claim that I don't do thorough playthrough's of the games I review at least.

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I prefer RPGs over 30 hours.

 

100+ on Oblivion? Damn sounds like it's a fun game.

[mkreku]

 

I guess it must be fun.. )

[CoM_Solaufein]

Level 40? Godlike?

 

I'm going have to hurry up and get some money saved and buy this. The reviews and what I have seen on here make it sound like a winner like Morrowind was.

[mkreku]

I'm actually more than level 40.. I just haven't slept in a long while. I'm looking for a specific trainer and since you only get to train five times per level, I prefer not to 'waste' these last levels.

 

And I'm not godlike (not in the game, at least)! Unfortunately the goblins are also level 40+ by now and apparently goblins have a much better levelling curve than my character.

[metadigital]

It's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than Morrowind.

[CoM_Solaufein]

That's good to hear.

 

Enemies progress to match your level? Sounds fair, Kotor did that with Kreia.

[metadigital]

you're always outnumbered and usually outgunned: if you run into battle without exercising tactics you will fail.

 

You can also literally wander around the entire map and do anything in any order. (Some quests only open up when you complete a prerequisite, of course.)

 

It's what all the whingers wanted in the KotORs: the ability to interact (and keep playing after the end of the primary quest) with the environment.

[Musopticon?]

I loved the part where I wondered to a shore next to Fort Caractacus and an invisible rat attacked me. The ensuing quest made my day, even though it was quite simple.

Edited April 1, 2006 by Musopticon?

[ShadowPaladin V1.0]

I loved the part where I wondered to a shore next to Fort Caractacus and an invisible rat attacked me.    The ensuing quest made my day, even though it was quite simple.

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I remeber that one. Wondered what was going on till I found that book.

 

Still think you could cut the world size in half and add some more interest without losing anything though.

[metadigital]

I loved the part where I wondered to a shore next to Fort Caractacus and an invisible rat attacked me.    The ensuing quest made my day, even though it was quite simple.

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There was a quest? I just killed the rat (and read the manuscript, and looted the

green doublet of Speechcraft

) ...

[Musopticon?]

I loved the part where I wondered to a shore next to Fort Caractacus and an invisible rat attacked me.    The ensuing quest made my day, even though it was quite simple.

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There was a quest? I just killed the rat (and read the manuscript, and looted the

green doublet of Speechcraft

) ...

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What? I'm so going back there. Was the bonus a constant effect? I've been playing at my friends and the best magical gear I've managed find were the Pants of Enhanced Stamina or something from Fingerbowl Cave(decidedly creepy place next to Alswell). Jacques, my poor Dunmer burglar, needs better gear.

 

Yeah, there was a quest, you had to go uphill and find the village of Alswell next to the fort and the enter the inn there.

Edited April 1, 2006 by Musopticon?

[metadigital]

Constant +6

 

Maybe random loot? I was level one, though ...

[Musopticon?]

Ah, ok. I just found some coins and a pewter cup from the wizards stash. Still, going back there when I have the time. Did you find it from the castle cellar or from the wizards lodgings?