I've started playing the dark and well executed RavenLoft module for Neverwinter Nights 2; Misery Stone . I'm not too far in yet but the quality of the story and module design is obvious within 10 minuets or so. I was impressed that it really does feel like a horror story. All of the areas are beautiful in a twisted kind of way. The cut-scenes are just phenomenal, I mean the into proper is arguably better than anything in the official games. The module design hasn't skimped out on roleplay, lots of skills which usually get overlooked will passively present themselves everywhere in this module. They had some good ideas with the journal and how it presents quest information and overall progress. They've even got a world map, which again is handled so well. Well written characters and NPCs ect. The only thing I don't like so far is that if the player character is incapacitated then it's game over. If you still have NWN2 installed you should try this, it's amazing.

 

I was a bit disappointed with it actually. It's superb visually speaking, the Ravenloft setting is very well realized. But I found the gameplay and story kinda lacking. Trinity is my fav NWN2 module. It doesn't look as good but I found it to be a lot more fun to play.

 

But yeah, definitely worth a try. A lot of people like it.

 

 

Ah nice, how do you like the game btw?

 

I really should finish my playthrough someday.

Ah nice, how do you like the game btw?

 

I really should finish my playthrough someday.

Very nice game, I enjoyed it a lot.

I have infinite ammo for all except 4 guns currently including an Infinite Ammo Rocket Launcher and I can literally just sweep up a whole horde of zombies in like 30 seconds.

 

Of corse with my almost complete infinite ammo inventory has made kicking the @#$% out of Wesker like childs play. Soon to find out how much of a loser he is.

 

I used to hate these things, now I love shooting the hell out of them with my magnums and shotguns.

Is that Resident Evil 5? If yes, where's the chick?

Considering her AI is pretty bad, she's probably stuck in level geometry somewhere behind him.

Is that Resident Evil 5? If yes, where's the chick?

 

Yes, it is Resident Evil 5. And which chick, Sheva or Jill?

I would suspect that the chick in question was Sheva (seeing as she's the main helper AI throughout the game).

Well in that case, Sheva just wasn't in the screenshots. As for the AI thing, I've only come across one point where she got stuck, other than that, she was really right behind me for the entire game except when we had to split.

What about her wasting all the healing items?

What about her wasting all the healing items?

 

I'll bump this...but:

Sorry, couldn't resist.

Been playing Mass Effect and Mirror's Edge today. Yes, this is my first play of Mirror's Edge, even though I've owned it for something like 8 months.

 

I'll bump this...but:

Sorry, couldn't resist.

What's going on there?

The rare and wondrous beauty of the yellow-brown piss filter?

The rare and wondrous beauty of the yellow-brown piss filter?

To be fair, RE5 doesn't have that filter on all the time, only on the first few levels.

 

Also they've got some crazy shaders working in there, their engine is pretty impressive.

There seems to be a distinct lack of screenshots featuring these levels, then.

 

Though the graphics are pretty indeed.

I'm going to take some more SoaSE pics some time soon. It can be a really beautiful game if you capture it at the right moment.

Not gritty sand colored but it is still pretty brown. Otherwise the levels in the Uroboros facility, the swamp and the final boss are somewhat different enough.

^Is that a Super Mutant Behemoth?

Do you see a shopping cart on his back?

^Is that a Super Mutant Behemoth?

No, it's a recycled boss fight from RE4.

Do you see a shopping cart on his back?

Not all of them have one.