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| Amnesia and a whole new party. by Worm 12/23/2007, 3:36pm PST | ||||
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| If you're a romantic you can read that as them wanting to cleanse themselves (and the player) of the OC. MOTB is much better, achieves much higher D&D nerdgasm, and really plays out as a better experience.
Problems: Instead of just giving your guys absurd equipment you're required to fully buffout before encounters or you'll get chewed up. They give you four members and leave the limit of followers at 3, which just feels like a fucking slap in the face. Depending on if you're good or bad you'll get a great warrior or a rogue(I didn't get him), so what class you pick is essential. The game starts you with a Magician and a Druid, so it can be a real pain starting out. Also, there is a stupid hunger bar, made no less gay by the fact that you're eating spirits(cheat). There, I must have summed up like two hundred pages of 1/4 23 threads on the issue. |
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I'm really enjoying this game in spite of Obsidian trying to kill every single by 12/23/2007, 3:13am PST  Ah, the old back alley lunatic joke. Hilarious. NT by 12/23/2007, 6:59am PST NWN2 is a pig, though NT by 12/23/2007, 2:51pm PST Obsidian games really need to be handled like porcelian dolls. by 12/23/2007, 7:01am PST My grammar toward the end is a self fulfilling prophecy of low expectations. :( NT by 12/23/2007, 7:04am PST Do they use the same concept as BGII for the expansion? by 12/23/2007, 2:27pm PST Amnesia and a whole new party. by 12/23/2007, 3:36pm PST Re: I'm really enjoying this game in spite of Obsidian trying to kill my PC by 12/23/2007, 9:07pm PST I'd like to try them, I browsed them and tried to login, but by 12/23/2007, 11:27pm PST |
