User talk:Koda Kumi/NWN2

Lol NWN2

Hi, I experienced same thing with that game. I had played Neverwinter Nights along with the expansions, and bought the sequel as soon as it came out. Of course my pc couldn't run it properly(not a unique situation for me), but later on I got a new pc and started playing it. Damn I was furious, because the camera angle was never placed in a helpful way and had to be turned sideways and up and down, to no end. The storyline was of course not impressive either, though I did at last manage to get through it. Don't think I'll ever go there again. I liked the first NWN gameplay and storuline, it worked very well. I just didn't have the patience to play through the game multiple times, and I really wanted to try out more classes and combinations. Won't surprise me if someone has already introduced you to it, but of all the RPGs I've played(which is a fair amount) The Elder Scroll III Morrowind is the best. Don't look into the sequel, TES IV Oblivion was horrible, and shouldn't be compared to Morrowind, ever. Morrowind might lack aesthetic graphics, but that can't outweigh the storyline's inventiveness and creativity. The 1st person view might be a nuisance for some, and to me it was as well in the start, but I think that is also what made it so much more intense, personal and consuming (as close to "being in the game" as I've ever experienced). The 2 expansions wern't bad, but not really needed in my opinion. I've just about lost faith in MMO's, tried EQ, WoW, Vanguard, LotRO, and I honestly can't see the difference, only in graphics of course. GW is different from them, but I've learned GW has hardly anything with RPG to do, it's just an action game. Good luck on your quest for games that will blow your mind, but being a cynic I belive that that time has passed; now it's all about flash and glimmer, and who can make the most life-like game. 77.213.235.141 23:31, 8 September 2011 (UTC)