If you are faithful to the rules then it looks like you are not taking advantage of what the computer can do. DS2 is actually not bad at all, though I know most people passed it by.Ĭonverting any pen and paper ruleset to computer is an inherent “Catch 22” situation. DS was a better looking game than NWN but was a shell of a good game. The whole DS versus NWN debate is pointless. The gameplay has not remained static and has steadily improved both in terms of official modules and unofficial modules. Two years later I bought a combo pack with both of the expansions and suddenly found out what all the fuss was about. I tried a few fan made modules but still couldn’t get into it. How much NWN have you played to come to that conclusion? Do you realize that NWN is NOT just your character plus one companion anymore? When I first got NWN I hated it because the original single player campaign was so bad. In a party there’s at least some space for strategy even if the dowtimes from battle to battle are bad, but in NWN the gameplay was really dull and the bad animations didn’t help either. The D&D rules just don’t translate well to a computer game.

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