Considering the difference between our systems is 0.2 GHz, I don't know what to say... :sad:

Currently I've been playing some of the top rated community modules as well as remake modules.

 

Any good ones? The Adam Miller one started well, but I haven't even finished NWN2 yet so I didn't play much.

 

My current favorites are C1: The Hidden Shrine of Tomoachan and Pool of Radiance Remastered. Hidden Shrine a pnp remake, but with some great new twists and an added story to go along with the dungeon crawl. The author did a great job making a Mayan/Maztica setting for the module.

 

Pool of Radiance is 2/3rds finished. It starts a bit slow but I really love how the module progresses. It really breathes new life into the first D&D video game ever made and its a great remake. Can't wait for the final chapter.

 

I'm currently trying the top 3 highest rated modules, Tragidor, Dark Waters and Nestlehaven so I haven't formed an opinion of them yet.

As you can imagine, I am a little busy today with the release of MoTB and 1.10. But, I'll try and answer a couple questions and give you the low-down, as it were.

 

First, 1.10 is the 1.07 patch with data fixes (2da files, textures, etc) only. The code changes will come later.

 

If you find yourself having issues with either MoTB or the 1.10 patch, try renaming your Neverwinter Nights 2 directory in your My Documents folder. Then restart the game. The game will automatically recreate the folder and give you default settings. It will also make sure there are no settings or extra files to cause conflicts.

Currently I've been playing some of the top rated community modules as well as remake modules.

 

Any good ones? The Adam Miller one started well, but I haven't even finished NWN2 yet so I didn't play much.

 

My current favorites are C1: The Hidden Shrine of Tomoachan and Pool of Radiance Remastered. Hidden Shrine a pnp remake, but with some great new twists and an added story to go along with the dungeon crawl. The author did a great job making a Mayan/Maztica setting for the module.

 

Pool of Radiance is 2/3rds finished. It starts a bit slow but I really love how the module progresses. It really breathes new life into the first D&D video game ever made and its a great remake. Can't wait for the final chapter.

 

I'm currently trying the top 3 highest rated modules, Tragidor, Dark Waters and Nestlehaven so I haven't formed an opinion of them yet.

 

Thanks! I'll probably be checking them all out at some point.

As you can imagine, I am a little busy today with the release of MoTB and 1.10. But, I'll try and answer a couple questions and give you the low-down, as it were.

 

First, 1.10 is the 1.07 patch with data fixes (2da files, textures, etc) only. The code changes will come later.

 

If you find yourself having issues with either MoTB or the 1.10 patch, try renaming your Neverwinter Nights 2 directory in your My Documents folder. Then restart the game. The game will automatically recreate the folder and give you default settings. It will also make sure there are no settings or extra files to cause conflicts.

 

Good info to know. Thanks.

try renaming your Neverwinter Nights 2 directory in your My Documents folder.

Renaming it to what? Or does it matter?

try renaming your Neverwinter Nights 2 directory in your My Documents folder.

Renaming it to what? Or does it matter?

Doesn't matter. Adding "1" to the end of it should do the trick.

Maybe I'm lucky but I've had quite a dramatic performance improvement, much less jerky than before *and* I'm running on settings a bit higher than my rig should really be handling.

Currently I've been playing some of the top rated community modules as well as remake modules.

 

Any good ones? The Adam Miller one started well, but I haven't even finished NWN2 yet so I didn't play much.

 

My current favorites are C1: The Hidden Shrine of Tomoachan and Pool of Radiance Remastered. Hidden Shrine a pnp remake, but with some great new twists and an added story to go along with the dungeon crawl. The author did a great job making a Mayan/Maztica setting for the module.

 

Pool of Radiance is 2/3rds finished. It starts a bit slow but I really love how the module progresses. It really breathes new life into the first D&D video game ever made and its a great remake. Can't wait for the final chapter.

 

I'm currently trying the top 3 highest rated modules, Tragidor, Dark Waters and Nestlehaven so I haven't formed an opinion of them yet.

 

Tomoachan won't work for me :sad:

 

It goes into "unpacking module" phase and stucks in it, nothing happens.

Tomoachan won't work for me :sad:

 

It goes into "unpacking module" phase and stucks in it, nothing happens.

Are you on patch 1.06? Worked great for me. A fun module.

Currently I've been playing some of the top rated community modules as well as remake modules.

 

Any good ones? The Adam Miller one started well, but I haven't even finished NWN2 yet so I didn't play much.

 

My current favorites are C1: The Hidden Shrine of Tomoachan and Pool of Radiance Remastered. Hidden Shrine a pnp remake, but with some great new twists and an added story to go along with the dungeon crawl. The author did a great job making a Mayan/Maztica setting for the module.

 

Pool of Radiance is 2/3rds finished. It starts a bit slow but I really love how the module progresses. It really breathes new life into the first D&D video game ever made and its a great remake. Can't wait for the final chapter.

 

I'm currently trying the top 3 highest rated modules, Tragidor, Dark Waters and Nestlehaven so I haven't formed an opinion of them yet.

 

Tomoachan won't work for me :sad:

 

It goes into "unpacking module" phase and stucks in it, nothing happens.

 

It does that for some reason in the 1.07 beta. You need to run in 1.06. Dunno if it works or not in 1.10.

I have 1.10

 

Guess I'll have to wait for possible patch

I have a question:

 

When in the Options Menu, at Advanced Graphics, if I put the Environment Shadow Quality (Near) and Environment Shadow Quality (Far) on High Quality and press Apply Changes, it automatically changes my settings. Environment Shadow Quality (Near) becomes Medium, Environment Shadow Quality (Far) becomes High, and Character Shadow Quality becomes Low.

 

I'm running it on a 8800 GTS with 640 MB with the latest drivers. Anybody know what could cause this and how I could fix it?

Try setting each option, one at a time,and see what happens then.

I have a question:

 

When in the Options Menu, at Advanced Graphics, if I put the Environment Shadow Quality (Near) and Environment Shadow Quality (Far) on High Quality and press Apply Changes, it automatically changes my settings. Environment Shadow Quality (Near) becomes Medium, Environment Shadow Quality (Far) becomes High, and Character Shadow Quality becomes Low.

 

I'm running it on a 8800 GTS with 640 MB with the latest drivers. Anybody know what could cause this and how I could fix it?

i had the same problem with the 1.07 patch, and an 8800 GTS 320MB. one at a time does not make a bit of difference, sometimes the settings stick, other times they don't. it is primarily a problem with shadows, though i haven't checked any of the other options. i was specifically tinkering with shadows to see if there was any difference in performance (which is already pretty solid with my rig).

 

taks

Arghh... my camera controls

 

This is going to take some getting used to. How about third camera option: Keep the old controls?

 

I am no big fan of having to use the scroll wheel as a push button when turning my camera around (top down mode). Maybe I am just missing something.

 

Performance does seem better though, even after remembering to change the settings back to high

 

Edit: The inventory changes seems nice. Haven't played enough to have an opinion yet though.

Edited October 2, 200718 yr by Gorth

The old camera system views are there, they simply broke it down into various options which you have 2 points to toggle in between. Just read and set up the options as you want. I can't believe people are aving problems with the camera controls. Its all rather straightforward.

I would have thought so too. On the "strategic view" panel, there are two checkmarks, one for scroll when camera hits edge and one for turn when camera hits edge (which is what I assume is similar to the old top down control). I can't make the "turn" thing work. If I uncheck both, camera is dead when I hit the side of the screen with the pointer. If I check the "turn" option, the camera stays dead. If I check scroll (or both for that matter), the screen scrolls orthogonally. Needs more fiddling... as I said, quite possible that I am overlooking something obvious.

To help you out this is the camera options I have on with my game:

 

Control Options: All checked.

View Options: First 2 unchecked, the rest checked.

Curse Highlighting: Nothing

Left Click and Hold: Character Movement

Camera Focus: Directly on Controlled Character

Mouse Turning: All on minimum.

 

I hope this does help.

I feel like giving you a big hug (in a manly way, mind you)

 

That was exactly what I needed. Now I might buy MoTB after all

Edited October 2, 200718 yr by Gorth

I am always willing to help out a fellow gamer!

New cameras takes some time to get used to, but overall strategic camera + character camera or whatever its name is, is 10x better than original NWN1esque camera

That is for bloody sure. I said it before and I will say it again. NWN2 is what NWN1 should have been.

 

Of course there are needs for improvements, like the horrendous battle AI for the creatures. The companion AI has goten better, but the overall AI is still pretty dismal. That is why I like Tony K's AI system: http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=NWN2H...tail&id=141

 

The best mod for NWN2, period. This with 1.10 makes the game a whole lot more enjoyable and challenging. Duergar that actually use their racial abilities! I mean, when a bunch of deurgar invade West Harbor they should charge in Enlarged and Invisible! It is one of two mods that I constantly keep in my override, the other one is this: http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=NWN2S...etail&id=85

Edited October 2, 200718 yr by Sand

following the 1.10 patch we had a problem shortly after first encounter with the druid tart. cut scene occurs in mere after discovery o' some dead wolves. cut scene ends and the druid tart's currently summoned dire boar went hostile... but now it were indestructable. game difficulty were set at hardcore.

 

HA! Good Fun!

i just noticed that the lesser boots of tumbling, which apply a +4 to tumble, do not work. i sold 'em right out as a result. i'm not sure if this is 1.10 related or has always been borked.

 

taks