Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition

I played this game when it first came out and then I had my PC crash and I did not buy a new PC for a long time. But on my new'ish PC I have had to enable frame limiting, turn off Steam Cloud Saves and Shadow Recording as it was causing my game to crash and I am having an issue with my screen being washed out (ie not as bringht as when I start the game) after I quit the game. So far I have enjoyed it but there are some issues I have noticed now that were around back in the late 2000's, such as being trapped on stairs by the "eascourt me to my friends at the wagon", when I have the map or the inventory screen up I tend to miss a lot more and trouble healing my NPC and the potion instead heals me. But keeping in mind that the game is from the late 2000's it still is enjoyable and I look forward to spending many hours playing.

The main campaign: Flatulent. I suggest skipping it and reading a summary or just ignoring it altogether, since you can understand what happened by playing the last expansion. It's simply too long and too repetitive to be worthwhile. The after-the-fact excuse these days is that it's merely a 'campaign template' to promote the toolset. Yeah right, nice try. "I'm going to make a mediocre and boring campaign to show everyone what can be done with the toolset." Brilliant. Shadows of Underdark: A separate campaign with a new character (yes, you can import your character from the first one, but storywise the game assumes you are a new character). Better than the main campaign... which isn't saying much, really. Ironically, its main advantage is that it's shorter and, therefore, less tedious. The story itself is almost as bland. Hordes of the Underdark: A "sequel" to both... in a way. You use the same character from SoU and encounter characters from the original campaign and SoU. Aside from that, it's a standalone story and it's undoubtedly the best of the three, albeit in a cheap but undeniably effective way: You start at level 15, reach high levels and get hundreds of powerful items. But it works, and it's certainly more enjoyable than the previous two. Eventually, I'll try the premium modules (those that offer a complete story at least) and the fan-made modules. That's probably where the game's real spark lies.

Excellent! One of the my favorite games

Cudo

NICE!

GIT