Otaku_Hanzo
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Spazmo said:
I'm with you on that one, brother. But you forgot one more tool in that combo: imagination.
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NWN still looks great after all this time
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I'm with you on that one, brother. But you forgot one more tool in that combo: imagination.
kris
Arcane
Spazmo said:
Well to create a world you don't even need a rulebook, as long as you are not going to iron out NPCs in detail beforehand. I prefer Rolemaster tough
Old Scratch
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To my surprise, I didn't hate NWN, even though I get bored very quickly of simple hack & slashes. Probably because I knew what to expect going in. Just reminded me of the D&D equivalent of VTM: Redemption. It was ok, not interesting enough to warrant purchasing HOTU or ever wanting to touch it again though.
Most of the single-player modules suck. You have to dig through hundreds to find a decent one, and the majority of the good ones are that way due to a heavy amount of scripting, linearity, and generally focusing on only one character type. It was still a nice attempt by BioWare to pull that off.
Most of the single-player modules suck. You have to dig through hundreds to find a decent one, and the majority of the good ones are that way due to a heavy amount of scripting, linearity, and generally focusing on only one character type. It was still a nice attempt by BioWare to pull that off.
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