Replaying Neverwinter Nights 2...

[damage99]

I never did finish it the first time through so looking forward to the story.

 

What Obsidian game are YOU replaying?

[Yuven]

Icewind dale for now, going for the epic planescape afterwards!

[Savvy30039]

I never did finish it the first time through so looking forward to the story.

 

What Obsidian game are YOU replaying?

 

Make sure you continue the playthrough into Mask of the Betrayer, the game is incomplete without it and it's really good.

 

I, myself have never actually played Planescape. Not being able to play as a female has usually deterred me but I know I'm missing out, so I plan on giving it a try soon.

[Starwars]

No Obsidian game at the moment though I replayed NWN2 and Mask of the Betrayer a short while ago.

 

NWN2 is pretty meh overall with some good parts (Act 3 in particular), while MotB is really excellent.

[rjshae]

The ending to the NWN2 OC was too much of a pointless grind with no opportunity to rest or gather supplies. I stopped wasting my time about 2/3 the way through.

[damage99]

I never did finish it the first time through so looking forward to the story.

 

What Obsidian game are YOU replaying?

 

Make sure you continue the playthrough into Mask of the Betrayer, the game is incomplete without it and it's really good.

 

I, myself have never actually played Planescape. Not being able to play as a female has usually deterred me but I know I'm missing out, so I plan on giving it a try soon.

 

Thanks for the tip. I have MotB so I'll definitely be playing that too.

[Jarmo]

Dabbled in IWD2 a bit but I'll give it up soon.

 

Then started a new ToEE try with a party of two (paladin/cleric + Fighter/Rogue/Wizard), I probably wont finish it but might.

Also another go with BG2, thinking of going with a singe companion or two at most.

 

Oh, and I started Arcanum (again) last week but just cant get into it.

The second try, the first I abandoned in about 15 minutes.

Edited October 14, 2012 by Jarmo

[eimatshya]

Judging from the internet, I seem to be one of the few people who actually liked NWN 2, although I admit that MotB is the more memorable of the two (and definitely the most epic).

 

Anyway, I'm not technically playing any Obsidian games at the moment, but I am in the process of replaying Icewind Dale (which is more-or-less Obsidian). It was never one of my favorite IE games back in the day, but P:E inspired me to give it another try. So far I've been liking it a lot better this time through.

[wickermoon]

 

Make sure you continue the playthrough into Mask of the Betrayer, the game is incomplete without it and it's really good.

 

I, myself have never actually played Planescape. Not being able to play as a female has usually deterred me but I know I'm missing out, so I plan on giving it a try soon.

 

Oh, if that is the only thing keeping you from playing this game then you MUST play Planescape. This game is in so many ways better than any Baldur's Gate or Neverwinter Nights game ever could hope to be. The story, the characters, the freaking places you'll get to. I still remember the "brothel of slating intellectual lusts" very fondly. One of the coolest ideas in the whole Forgotten Realms universe.

[Monte Carlo]

IWD1

[Kai]

Have started a game in IWD2 as I never finished it (prefer story+dialogue instead of tons of combat)

 

Also installed NWN2, but I'm currently too annoyed that the quick save key can't be changed so I don't play it currently. (playing my old pc version on the mac, f12 = volume up right now, not good)

[Monte Carlo]

Why oh why oh why is Mummies Tea like 800gp a pop?

[GhostofAnakin]

Not Obsidian, but I'm replaying Baldurs Gate 2 right now.

 

I'm taking forever to get out of the first level because I started reading all the books in that library, which is putting the rest of the game on hold.

[arrowhead]

New Vegas.

 

I've never played NWN2. I remember putting it on my Steam wishlist last year then I found out recently that it's no longer available.

[lolaldanee]

finished alpha protocol a short while back

i'm now in my second playthrough, i'm aiming at 100% stealth this time

[damage99]

New Vegas.

 

I've never played NWN2. I remember putting it on my Steam wishlist last year then I found out recently that it's no longer available.

 

yah ive never seen it available digitally

[Wirdjos]

I actually just finished my first playthrough of Planescape:Torment thanks to this project. I don't know why but other than the trailer clip in BG, I never heard anyone talking about the game. It was really great. I'd recomend it, Savy. I'm already planing on going back and finishing the game with the other two companions I didn't have room for.

[Clutzy]

Thanks to gog I got BG I and II, IWD I and II to replay. Going through BG I currently. Figured after I finish the BGs I'll move onto the IWDs, which I tend to prefer a little more.

[Plasma Jesus]

almost finished BG1, BG2 (don't really count) then both Icewind Dales, then PS:T, and then if I can get it running NWN2. I'm hoping that can last until PE actually comes out, in addition to like Assassin's creed and other games that come out.

[nikolokolus]

I'm trying to finish a simultaneous run of Torment and the Baldur's Gate games (about 75% of the way through BG1 and 15% of the way through Torment), but I found myself really reminiscing about Mask of the Betrayer when George Ziets was added back to the team ... All I can say is thank god there's a year and a half between now and Project Eternity ... which still doesn't relieve me of my desire to play new games like Dishonored and X-Com (and replay Arcanum, the Fallouts (1,2 and New Vegas) Temple of Elemental Evil and the Icewind Dale games)

 

First world problems.

[Oerwinde]

Nwn2 at old owl well. I think right after that it gets good. If I remember right.

[nikolokolus]

The OC for NWN2 really dragged in the first act which always made additional playthroughs kind of tough for me. After MoTB was released it did make me want to replay it, just so I could have a fully developed character from the first game and not just a "twink" that you auto-level.

[Savvy30039]

Make sure you continue the playthrough into Mask of the Betrayer, the game is incomplete without it and it's really good.

 

I, myself have never actually played Planescape. Not being able to play as a female has usually deterred me but I know I'm missing out, so I plan on giving it a try soon.

 

Oh, if that is the only thing keeping you from playing this game then you MUST play Planescape. This game is in so many ways better than any Baldur's Gate or Neverwinter Nights game ever could hope to be. The story, the characters, the freaking places you'll get to. I still remember the "brothel of slating intellectual lusts" very fondly. One of the coolest ideas in the whole Forgotten Realms universe.

 

Oh I know, Obsidian gave me some of my fondest video game memories. I did watch a video of the game opening once, and had a rather shallow "That's who the main character is?! EW!" reaction to the Nameless One. Now that I'm older and wiser I won't be so foolish, but I do always get a bit thrown when an RPG doesn't let me fully create the character I'm supposed to be RP'ing.

Edited October 15, 2012 by Savvy30039

[stkaye]

I'm playing IWD2 with a party selected from the NPC project on Gibberlings 3. So far (very early days), I'm impressed by the writing...

[Larkaloke]

I keep meaning to play through Mask of the Betrayer, but the camera annoyances keep getting to me, and I feel as though I ought to replay Neverwinter Nights 2 before I do it. Perhaps I'll finally start that replay in the next day or two. I also keep meaning to play through the whole Fallout series, but alas, I haven't the time for it right now -- hopefully soon.

 

I've fairly recently replayed both Icewind Dale and Icewind Dale II, but I've been feeling the urge to play them both again in the last few days. If only I had more free time, I would be doing so.

 

Oh I know, Obsidian gave me some of my fondest video game memories. I did watch a video of the game opening once, and had a rather shallow "That's who the main character is?! EW!" reaction to the Nameless One. Now that I'm older and wiser I won't be so foolish, but I do always get a bit thrown when an RPG doesn't let me fully create the character I'm supposed to be RP'ing.

 

So do I. Planescape: Torment thus far remains the only RPG I've played where you can't fully create the character that I've liked, and is also one of my favourite games. For me, at least, it's just good enough that I don't find myself minding that in its case -- although it does mean that I don't replay it anywhere near as often as I do most of my other favourite games.