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Description:
Welcome to the world of Toril, also commonly known as the Forgotten Realms. All is not well. Dark forces are coming together to destroy our way of life as we know it. Only you can protect us now. Using the Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 Ruleset, this sequel to the best-selling Neverwinter Nights has "epic" written all over it. Set in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, you can pick from 8 races, as well as 12 classes, and even 17 special prestige classes. Also included is the Aurora toolset, which gives the game it's best feature. You can create your own modules to challenge yourself with, or even an entire campaign to play online with your friends.
Reviews:
Neverwinter Nights gets a sequel
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Buggy with bad performance
Reviewed by: hanse, Fri May 25 2007 (Modified: 2007-05-25 08:50:38)
I was super excited when I heard they were developing a new NWN game. The first NWN game was great and a new game in the same line but with more features and better graphics would be a dream come true.
Instead we get a game that is very bugged, performing like crap on a high end computer and has some features that seem very rushed. I loved the idea of a crafting system as the original pen and paper game has a lot of items players can make that are really cool. The way they added the crafting system is a shame though, and the developers should really have a look at games like World of Warcraft to see how it can be done much more easily. A proper crafting interface is expected and we didn't get it.
As I write this review there have been a number of patches, and I haven't tested the game after running with the first patch. Hopefully they have fixed a lot of performance issues and bugs to make this game better than the initial release.
Instead we get a game that is very bugged, performing like crap on a high end computer and has some features that seem very rushed. I loved the idea of a crafting system as the original pen and paper game has a lot of items players can make that are really cool. The way they added the crafting system is a shame though, and the developers should really have a look at games like World of Warcraft to see how it can be done much more easily. A proper crafting interface is expected and we didn't get it.
As I write this review there have been a number of patches, and I haven't tested the game after running with the first patch. Hopefully they have fixed a lot of performance issues and bugs to make this game better than the initial release.
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