Mr. Sawyer Owns Us All With NWN2!!!

[Jorian Drake]

About a year ago.

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Then go and grab the latest version of them all! :D

[metadigital]

Nah. Not now. I'll play Deus Ex until NwN2 bursts onto the scene. :D

[Darque]

Not long now. (w00t)

[Dark_Raven]

The 31st of October.

[Jorian Drake]

The 31st of October. 

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But witch year? :ph34r:

[Volourn]

"xactly, he didn't name ONE, I did 3"

 

I don't recall ever saying I named one. All I said is I mentioned that there mods.

 

LOL

 

Come on, people. READ.

[Dark_Raven]

Come volo back it up. wheres those pretty mods at you mention

[Tigranes]

I don't know. I tried A Hunt in the Dark, as well as at least twenty other fan-made mods, some widely acclaimed, some just dug up / stumbled over on my own; I could find some enjoyment here and there, but never could 'get into' it or often even finish the module. Yet I absolutely loved BG2's mods.

 

I think one of the things was that BG and other games often 'inject' quests and whatnot into the main campaign, and thus if they are conscientious about making their work 'fit' into the existing setting it ends up being pretty good, creative, but still polished and part of an immersive setting. NWN modules have to hold up the world on their own shoulders, and I often find the effort, however laudatory, somewhere flimsy or transparent - can't quite describe. But it never does feel like I can immerse myself as I can afford to do with even some official campaigns that I don't really appreciate afterwards (e.g. Jade Empire).

 

Although, the Elegia Eternum creator - that guy with the weird name - he came pretty close. Pity his modules were so short.

[Volourn]

"Come volo back it up. wheres those pretty mods at you mention"

 

r u trolling?

[The Named One]

I get it, I get it. There are good mods. I'd get the LG Collectors Edition for the original games but that's sold out on PLAY UK, so I might buy it separately. Is the OC something I should avoid?

[Volourn]

Depends on who you ask.

[kirottu]

Is the OC something I should avoid?

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If you

[Lare Kikkeli]

Is the OC something I should avoid?

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if you like uninspired, chiched fantasy plots that make the ****tiest JRPG plots look good then no.

[Gorgon]

Voice acting and characterisation are decidedly sub standard in OC. Most of the NPCs are annoying as hell, and half the time you just press on blindly in the dialouges, not listening, not caring, and checking your quest log for the details instead.

Edited October 22, 2006 by Gorgon

[Volourn]

No. That sound slike the KOTOR series and ES series.

 

R00fles!

[Lare Kikkeli]

KOTOR, TES and NWN1 OC are all the same. boring.

[Volourn]

Aye. Same with Bg series, IWD series, PST, FO series, Arc, and everything else udner the sun!

 

Ohh yes, it's true!

[Lare Kikkeli]

Yeah yeah vol, we all know how much you love bioware.

[Volourn]

And, with great knowledge comes great power and responsibility.

[Lare Kikkeli]

[Dark_Raven]

Aye. Same with Bg series, IWD series, PST, FO series, Arc, and everything else udner the sun!

 

Ohh yes, it's true!

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You're flawed, flawed I say.

 

R00fles.