Get the NWN2 manual here

It's an unfortunate characteristic of my current internet service setup that downloading 4.5 gigs would cost me several times more than the game itself. I'll walk 15 mins to physically buy my game on the 15th lol.

Physical copies are the best.

"Piracy!"

 

Piracy is not only dumb, and immoral; it should be punishable by DEATH like in the old days!!!!!!!!

 

If Jack Sparrow has taught us anything, it's that pirates are notoriously hard to kill.

Yeah. but Jack Sparrow is the only 'cool' pirate!

Physical copies are the best.

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That they are. You get a hold of a game that in the future will be a collectors item.

Even better is a direct download service that till ship a hardcopy to you when you download the game online. That way youll get to play the game before stores open or the post office delivers and still have a disc so you wont need to redownload everything again after youve uninstalled it

That makes little sense.

I will have NWN2 on

3/11, yes thats 3/11 ,not 11/3 you crazy yanks.

 

I wan't multiplayer functionality and full access to patches and whatnot. Haxor games don't have that.

Edited October 27, 2006 by metadigital

March 11, 2007? WOWSERS! By then, the NWN2 OC will be old news, and we'll be awaiting the first expansions.

Physical copies are the best.

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Downloading is not for me. Give me something physical.

Physical copies are the best.

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yup. it is generally considered a detriment to gameplay to not have the physical media from which you are playing. those that attempt to play games, of any kind, not just crpgs, without the physical media, often complain of poor graphics, a story that leaves them feeling empty and un-involved, and overall bad gameplay. they say it almost feels as if they're not even playing a game, but simply sitting at a computer.

 

taks

Edited October 27, 2006 by taks

Looking at the monitor staring blankly into never, never land.

Nothing beat physical copies of course, but I also like having pdf copies available to supplement it. If you have a rule extensive manual like that of the BGs or NWNs and you're looking for something specific, then Ctrl-F is totally sweet and awesome. Sure as hell beats scouring a book manual in frustration.

I prefer a physical manual which I can read before bed, the best way for me to memorize things, or I can read it at work on break.

True enough - but strictly speaking, both methods are inferior to Cranial USB connectins.

 

Cyberbrain FTW!1 :D

True enough - but strictly speaking, both methods are inferior to Cranial USB connectins.

 

Cyberbrain FTW!1  :D

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It would be nice if they could make a computer chip that is incorporated into your brain which allows you to call up anything from memory. Which could connect to your example there and you would not have to read, the info would be implanted into your memory.

William Gibson FTW

I wonder how much life is left in this one.

Some times things must come to an end. Happy trails.