Feel free to ask about specifics or anything I might have forgotten to mention.Ģ If you're playing single player only, 1 if you're playing multiplayer. That's just some things off the top off my head. in designing landscapes, but seems less accessible for beginners than NWN's.
NWN2's might give you more freedom e.g. From what I've heard NWN wins this over NWN2, but I'm no expert. (Community content includes completely new and independent campaigns and adventures to play.) A lot of it available for both, but I would say NWN has more and tendentially better one than NWN2. They both work but might require some tinkering at first before they run just like you want them to.
That being said, currently users of NWN EE run into a few issues, too, as you can see by browsing these forums. NWN2 wasn't designed to profit from more modern rigs (with multiple cores and such) - neither was NWN, but it's less demanding -, so performance in NWN2 can be subpar even if you have a high end rig sometimes, and you might need to do something to fix it. in Diablo, while NWN2 just has tiny icons for everything, regardless of its actual size, more like e.g. NWN has a clunky (but IMO cute) Tetris inventory with items of varying sizes like e.g. The style is still a matter of taste, of course. NWN has blocky models from an earlier stage of 3D graphics, NWN2 looks a bit more modern with smoother edges, and also more colorful. You probably know already from the screenshots. NWN2 has a proper spell casting UI, while NWN has a clunky radial menu or quickslots for your spells (but high level casters might run out of quickslots eventually, even if they only use them for spells). NWN has drawn portrait pictures for the characters, NWN2 has headshots of the in-game models instead. NWN's UI elements are mostly fixed, NWN2's can be moved around and modded. And alway a bit too closely zoomed in for my taste. Not that great in either, but NWN2's is worse, because it's also buggy. In NWN2 you can toggle off the AI of your companions and control each and every one of them yourself, playing a whole party instead of just one character, if you wish to. You can have henchmen, familiars, summoned creature and give orders to them, but it's not the same as controlling them directly, as the AI is not that good and they don't always listen to you either. Which can be good if you want to focus on one class and don't want to be overwhelmed, bad if you prefer to micro manage your whole party. That being said NWN2's main campaign has some issues, too, and NWN's Hordes of the Underdark is decent enough. I think the ones for NWN2 are better single player experiences, more interesting stories and companions, especially Mask of the Betrayer for NWN2, while the ones for NWN pale in comparison to other RPGs and many of the high quality player created campaigns, IMO, and can be a bit tedious if you play them on your own. I'd recommend getting both for half price in the next sale. That's a matter of preference, both have their pros and cons and are worth to take a look at. From persistant worlds, or DM'd small sessions.Īnything else, is just simply. ROLE-PLAYING!!!! It's got to be multi-player.
RPGs should be MORE than leveling systems, mechanics, and combat based play, it requires interaction, imaginative choice, and OMG what a concept. It's very obvious, they are clueless, and bank on the clueless gamers that find the linear, cheesey narrated, often cliche and badly put together SP junk "fun". Of course, BOTH Bioware, and Beamdog are NOT role-playing people or developers, they are game makers only. Modding ( haks) also royal pains to work with/into. The clowns at Bioware, actually ignored PW/Multi-player popularity ( because they weren't making money on that, and no one bought their DLC like "modules" of utter single player s.h.i.t. NWN2- looks nicer on the surface, but multi-player is crap. Only reason I got EE was a sale, and checked it out to compare to Diamond, but because player counts dropping off in Diamond, and is no longer for sale ( hence no new players coming in), have since had to swallow down the vile, and convert over to EE too. Not great, Over priced, and basic garbage. NWN2 and EE are on par with each other in my eyes. NWN 1 - And Diamond actually beats EE, except Beamdog managed to block GOG's sale of the Original game, forcing the aged dying multi-players to convert over to EE.
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